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Like many Moroccans, I have an ADSL Internet provided by Maroc Telecom, and like many human beings, I’m not a very big Micro$oft Windoz fan. Question: So! How can I switch to Linux and keep my self connected? In this post, I’m going to show you how I hacked my Sagem F@st [...] | Read More =>

That key is just on the way. Whenever you want to use one of its neighbors (Tab, Shift, A, Q), there’s a good chance you’re gonna press that stupid key instead. Lately I found out that I was not along, and others like me started a war against it. So I joined [...] | Read More =>

Whenever I want to do that, it’s always the same scenario: open the ~/.ssh/known_hosts file w/ an editor go to the line containing the host key remove it save I just found the proper way to do it: $ ssh-keygen -R remotehost /home/kakashi/.ssh/known_hosts updated. Original contents retained as /home/kakashi/.ssh/known_hosts.old [...] | Read More =>

Get the hpunix.c source file and compile it: $ gcc -o hpunix hpunix.c Have fun: $ ./hpunix printer.domain.com 'agafix rocks!' Credits go to Irongeek. [...] | Read More =>

Here is a quick and dirty python script to download Stage6 videos. [...] | Read More =>

You are using a shoe string to attach the fan to your video card. [...] | Read More =>

You are late in the morning and can’t find your keys, pressing Ctrl-F (/ or ? for VI users) is your spontaneous reflex NB: googling/wikipediaing them is also an option.. hein Tao ? [...] | Read More =>

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Get the Android SDK Unzip it Launch the emulator with: ./android_sdk_linux_m3-rc20a/tools/emulator Enjoy ! [...] | Read More =>