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It can be very useful to mount a samba share on a GNU/Linux system so that you can use it like a folder on a local hard disk.
It requires only 4 easy steps: 1. Check if smbfs is installed. Because smbfs is not an executable in e.g. /usr/bin you can check that by using “locate smbfs”. [...] |
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If you use Fedora with PulseAudio and have the problem that you don’t get sound in Flash (SWF) your system might be missing the “libflashsupport” package.
yum install libflashsupport In my case the audio channel of the Youtube video was flickering in the Pulse Audio control and there was no sound at all. |
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I just took a look at the “Google Chrome Private Notice“. Here are two quotes:
When you type URLs or queries in the address bar, the letters you type are sent to Google so the Suggest feature can automatically recommend terms or URLs you may be looking for. If you choose to share usage statistics with [...] |
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If you want to get Information of your own process on a GNU/Linux system you should take a look at the /proc/self/ pseudo-directory. This directory contains information of the process that is reading it. You could also find out the PID of the process and read files in the /proc/[PID]/ directory. However, the /proc/self/ directory [...]
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JavaScript can be annoying. I don’t want elements in my browser to fade and wiggle. It consumes system ressources and slows down your workflow.
On the other hand wise usage of JavaScript can be helpful. I am currently writing on an article about how to use JavaScript in web applications and found this great proof of [...] |
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