October 15th, 2008
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“I have used every one of these resources as a graphic designer and website developer and have hand picked all of these resources based on their usefulness and overall quality.”
These days, you can outsource almost any job — but some things you need to know how to do yourself. Study our master list with step-by-step tips from the experts, and test your DIY aptitude each step of the way.
This document describes how to set up an Ubuntu 7.10 “Gutsy Gibbon” desktop. The result is a fast, secure and extendable system that provides all you need for daily work and entertainment. About 23.000 packages are available in the repositories.
Tips and tricks (and shortcuts) to help people navigate and use Photoshop from Adobe more effectively!
The best creepy campfire stories are always the ones that end with the words, “…And it’s all true, because I have the damned documentation here to prove it!” In that spirit, we’ve tracked down five of the creepiest tales and urban legends that really happened.
It’s out!!
Sometimes a program’s new version is actually worse than the previous one. Here are 13 apps we liked better before they were “improved”–plus tips on finding the earlier editions.
Well there you have it, Awn 0.2 has been released!
With over six months since the last release, you’d think we were working on something as complicated as Gnome, but I think there are enough new features to show where the time has gone ;-).
Here is a diverse list of useful websites - some you may know, but many you probably don’t, that are there just to make life a little bit easier. From fitness and travel, to online coupons and recommended reading lists, this collection has a little something for everyone.
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