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Google's new favicon - what do you think?
I’m sure that many of you noticed that Google has a new favicon. On their blog, you can find an anouncement aboutthis change. At the end of the article, the VP of the Search Products and User Ex… more →
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Kismet Hacking / Wardriving Tutorial
expl0itation wrote 7 months ago: How To Setup Kismet/GPSD for Wireless Network Analysis / Mapping What you need: A Laptop / Netbook. … more →
Google's new favicon - what do you think?
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nongeekboy wrote 11 months ago: I’m sure that many of you noticed that Google has a new favicon. On their blog, you can find a … more →
Top 20 Linux websites
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nongeekboy wrote 1 year ago: I have compiled a list with the most useful websites about Linux (the distro specific sites are not … more →
10 must-have Linux (and not only) cheat-sheets
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nongeekboy wrote 1 year ago: Need a quick reference card? Here you have a list you can choose from: 1.Linux Command Line Tips Thi … more →
How to get system info in Linux
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nongeekboy wrote 1 year ago: Here are some useful commands that you can use to find (almost) every information that you want to k … more →
How to backup your Windows in Linux
nongeekboy wrote 1 year ago: I will show you how to make a fast backup of your windows partition from the command line. Of course … more →
How to lock the screen in GNOME
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nongeekboy wrote 1 year ago: I’m sure that many of you are used with the <Win>+<L> key combination in windows, … more →
How to easily install an application in Linux
nongeekboy wrote 1 year ago: Many new linux users are very confused on how to actually install programs in Linux Distribution. It … more →
How to use the Window-keys in Linux (GNOME)
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nongeekboy wrote 1 year ago: If in Windows you were used with the Win key combinations, perhaps you would like to use it in Linux … more →
HowTo: install a Java thread as a Windows Service
maxico wrote 3 years ago: Thought I’d share how I installed a Java program as a Windows service. Here it goes: Go to the … more →
