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After last upgrade, what i lost !

I almost lost as many as 35-40 blog post(s), after the last wp and database update on the site, I agree I didnt had a backup while upgrading the same, now i have put the same in place, but i have already lost 35-40 post made in Gujarati, even post with pics and gujarati content. Something is [...]

Getting frustrated with slow internet speed? getting bullock cart speed on your high speed internet ?

From today you might already seen many your of your daily sites are not opening or feels like they are really hosted far away, don’t worry if every thing goes on right track as predected then the problem will go away after 3 days from today ! The undersea fiber (better know as the parent class [...]

Weekend started !!!

Just came home after 12 Hrs almost, Thank god it’s Friday today, Still don’t have any plans for weekend. Dipti would be working tomorrow so no plans till tomorrow evening….

Shuttleworth Says Ubuntu Can’t Just Be Windows

ruphus13 writes "When Mark Shuttleworth was asked what role WINE will play in Ubuntu's success, he said that Ubuntu cannot simply be a better platform to run Windows apps. From the post, according to Shuttleworth, '[Windows and Linux] both play an important role but fundamentally, the free software ecosystem needs to thrive on its own rules. it is *different* to the proprietary software universe. We need to make a success of our own platform on our own terms. if Linux is just another way to run Windows apps, we can't win. OS/2 tried that ...' The post goes on to say, 'Linux simply isn't Windows (nor is Windows Linux) and to expect fundamentally different approaches (and I'm not just thinking closed versus open) to look, feel, and operate the same way is senseless.'"

Just moved WP from /words to /

I have just moved sites WP from /words to / (of the domain), I was earlier planning to create different pages for / and some of the internal pages but, from long it was pending. Moving WP from one directory to another was a quick task, I followed the Example from here and it worked like [...]

What Did You Do First With Linux?

ruphus13 writes "OStatic has an interesting article on remembering the first time you used Linux. Quoting: 'I'm not sure if the admission that I remember my first Linux installation much more clearly than any date with my first boyfriend or my first date with my husband is a really wise thing to put in writing. I will freely admit it wasn't quite as anxiety-inducing as a date, and the long-term relationship that sprang from it taught me quite a bit about myself, how I learn, and how to passionately load kernel modules at boot. So, what was your first Linux experience?'"

mozilla addon site make a boo boo

While adding a blogging add-on from the official site https://addons.mozilla.org/ for firefox add-on, I found how the site made a boo – boo for the users !! when i selected category “feeds, News & Blogging” as This add-on “ScribeFire Blog Editor” was displayed with header “We Recommend” and clicked button “Add to firfox” it showed [...]

Google’s Chrome missing feature

Below are some of the missing features of Chrome which i could guess from searches and using chrome from last 24 Hrs. 1) Proxy setting Chrome uses IE’s Proxy setting insted of using it’s own proxy setting like other browsers. Don’t know why this was done, but creates a bad impression on lots of [...]

Google enters into browser war with Chrome

What is Google Chrome? Itâ€™s a Internet browser in short term. As Google Chrome page says â€œA browser that combines a minimal Design with sophisticated technology to make web bla bla blaâ€¦.â€ Like every other browser companyâ€™s Google also promises to make Web faster, safer and easier with Chrome. Google has developed itâ€™s own browser, in [...]

Mozilla labs : introduces ubiquity

Introducing Ubiquity by Mozilla lab says a blog “experiment in connecting the Web with language.” Ubiquity’s goals are to: Empower users to control the web browser with language-based instructions. (With search, users type what they want to find. With Ubiquity, they type what they want to do.) Enable on-demand, user-generated mashups with existing open Web APIs. (In other [...]