Monthly Archives: April 2012

Reblogged from Delightly Linux: Learning a programming language is rewarding and easier than you might think. If you are new to programming and wish to learn, here are a few tips that help make the learning process more enjoyable and … Continue reading →

Reblogged from TechCrunch: The Millenium Technology Prize, awarded every two years, is a Finnish award designed “to improve the quality of life and to promote sustainable development-oriented research, development and innovation.” Sir Tim Berners-Lee won the prize in 2004. The … Continue reading →

Reblogged from System76 Chick: This commercial to discover Ubuntu is a great resource to share with anyone who is interested in a different operating system. I’m finding a lot of people I know who are frustrated with updates and viruses on … Continue reading →

Reblogged from Home Internet Security: In a previous post “Safe Browsing with Linux An Alternative to Windows” I discussed the security issues that might prompt switching to the GNU/Linux operating system. This time, I address the practical issue: How do … Continue reading →

Reblogged from Home Internet Security: About two months ago, I was running Windows XP Professional on my laptop. I realized that OS was nearing the end of the trail and I was considering the upgrade to Windows 7. It’s not … Continue reading →

Reblogged from Nitasha: People blog for different reasons, but many post with hopes of seeing feedback from readers. Here at WordPress.com we’ve studied why some posts and blogs get more comments than others, and want to share our advice with … Continue reading →

Reblogged from Adrian Andrade: If your like me, you’ve probably installed a linux distribution or two on your old Windows pre-installed hardware but now have that old “Powered by Windows” sticker looking back at you. Well not anymore. If you … Continue reading →