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Recompute is a sustainable desktop computer that addresses sustainability during manufacturing, usage and disposal stages of its life; the full life cycle of an object. The project originated as a student thesis work in Design at the University of Houston.

#cardboard #computer #recompute #sustainable

16M-colored 3.2″ touchscreen 5 MP Camera with auto focus and LED flash Full QWERTY hardware keyboard 3G & Wi-Fi Price: Around Rs.13K

#character #gsmarena #nokia #playful #review

#articles #internet #issues #magazine #newspaper

#charts #digital surgeons #facebook #networking #released

One more reason to delete your Orkut profile if you live in india. The once popular social network is stagnant in growth. Zero growth means the end is near, but there is a little hope that is a new social network in the making by Google

#experienced #facebook #growth #networking #social sites

Yes it is unbelievable skill of an artist!!!!!!

#backman #san francisco #sculptures #steven j #toothpick

Valentine's day Graphic Wallpapers 2011 edition, link to 2010 edition and a special icon theme too!!!!

#computer help #desktop fun #friendly how-to geek #sql server #windows vista

Google adds unread message count icon on browser tabs.

It looks beautiful on pinned tabs of Firefox 4 and Google Chrome, add this from Gmail>settings>Labs tab

Amplify’d from gmailblog.blogspot.com

New in Labs: Unread message icon

Posted by Manu Cornet, Software Engineer When you’re visiting sites other than Gmail, it’s easy to find out how many unread messages are in your inbox by glancing at the title of your Gmail tab or window. However, if you have a ton of tabs open, or if you use Chrome’s “Pin Tab” feature that hides everything except the tab’s icon, it can be tricky to figure out without switching tabs. If you’ve ever found yourself in this situation, you may like the new Unread message icon we just added to Gmail Labs. It embeds the number of unread messages you have right into the Gmail icon itself, like this: To turn it on, go to the Labs tab in Settings, enable this lab, and click the “Save Changes” button at the very bottom of the page. Note that it’ll only works in Chrome (version 6 and above) and Firefox (version 2 and above).

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Install and get Microsoft Office 2007 to work in Ubuntu

1. Firstly make sure you're running the latest WINE:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-wine/ppa sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install wine1.3

Now install Microsoft Office 2007

At this point, PowerPoint will fail to start. To fix it

go to Applications > Wine > Configure Wine and on the "Libraries" tab, under "New override for library" type: "riched20.dll", then click "Add". Now click the newly added "riched20" file, click "Edit" and select "Native (Windows)".

See more at www.webupd8.org

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#2007 #configure wine #install #microsoft office #ubuntu

Some cool #linux command line #tricks

Amplify’d from www.ghacks.net

Cool Linux command tricks

The Linux command line is one of the most versatile tools you will ever use. It can do just about anything you can image for a machine. With such a large scope of tasks you can imagine just how much there is to learn. So, it’s always good to have an arsenal of tricks at your fingertips.

seq

This is one of the coolest (and most useful) tips I have ever come across. The seq command will print out a sequence of numbers. So if you issue the command:

seq 0 50

You will see the numbers 0-50 printed out on the terminal. Very simple. Sure that’s great but what good is a sequence of numbers? Let’s apply it and find out. Remember you can always declare a value in bash and by making use of the $ symbol you can use variables in your commands. So what happens if you issue the command:

Quick, how much space do you have left on your drive(s)? And where are those drives mounted on? Do you have the answer yet? If you had a terminal window open you could have issued the command df -h and you would have seen, in a user-friendly format, the percentage of your hard disk space that has been used. Very handy command.

Do you prefer the colors you see in bash? Do you even know about the colors in bash? From the command line issue the command ls you will see that files are black, folders are blue, executables are green (that’s a simplistic explanation). What if those colors bother you (or cause your pretty transparent terminal from giving you a good read on your file listing)? You can turn that off easily from the command by issuing:

ls --color=none

Install from source to package

That might not make any sense. It will in a moment. Say you’ve downloaded the source for a package that you want to install, but you want to keep with the standard for your distribution by installing it from a package (so your package manager is aware of it). You can do this with the help of the checkinstall application. This isn’t installed by default, but you can install it with the command sudo apt-get install checkinstall. Once installed you can install from source with the command (from within the source code directory):

./configure && make && checkinstall

This will ask you some questions regarding your distribution and will install the application.

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