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2016: Kids react to Metallica
2016: Quora: if programming languages were countries …
2016: Page builders and multilingual WordPress websites
2016: StackOverflow: Docker vs. Vagrant, with project authors’ comments
2015: 5 MB IBM HDD (1965)
2015: Free Data Science Books
2012: Managing gettext translations on the command line
2011: Day in brief – 2011-09-10
2010: Day in brief
2010: Scholar
2010: WordPress trademark moves to WordPress Foundation
2009: Public Enemies
2007: Daily tweets
2006: Put Your Contact Details in Your Camera
2006: My mom goes RSS
2006: Are newspapers and magazines dying?
2006: 9 Ways for Newspapers to Improve Their Websites
2006: GMail tips roundup at LifeHacker
2005: Wedding Crashers
2005: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

Daily del.icio.us bookmarks

Shared bookmarks for del.icio.us user tvset on 2006-09-09

How to stop /etc/resolv.conf from being changed by DHCP?
Tagged as: linux dhcp networks networking sysadmin configuration dns
Amateur Radio in Cyprus — Blog. Rarely updated, but better than a static website.
Tagged as: ham radio cyprus hobby blogging

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