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Pourquoi pas décorer son bureau?!! si vous êtes des utilisateurs d’une distribution linux, ou des funs de notre Cute tux, voila une maquette que vous pouvez monter vous même, faut juste avoir un ciseau et de la colle et un ti peux du temps libre. PS: je l’ai pas encore [...] | Read More =>

The idea comes from this xkcd comic. [...] | Read More =>

And with this great event we are happy to launch this new version of our blog. We hope you will enjoy it as much as the old one, or even more. [...] | Read More =>

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 =>

Inside a supercomputer... [...] | 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 =>

I was jumping like a little child when I read this gearth blog post this morning. FTA: New high resolution: Europe, Middle East and Africa: France: Le Havre, Dunkerque Poland: Poznan Russia: Yaroslavl, Ivanovo, Vladikavkaz, Volzhskiy, Barnaul Ukraine: Rivne, Odesa Morocco: Agadir Nigeria: Abuja Here are some shots: [Edit] The high resolution images are [...] | Read More =>

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When Mitsubishi doesn’t make Lancers, which I will never have the opportunity to drive except on my little brother’s console: Or doesn’t make futuristic trucks: They develop hallucinating technologies, such as smart resizing: The erase option at the end of the video is the one that impressed me the most. So, it wasn’t a [...] | 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 =>