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phpBB: How many forums should I create?
Submitted by Webmaster on Thursday March 19, 2009
I touched briefly on this in the very first blog post here at phpBB.com. If you've just set up phpBB, how many forums should you create?
As I said in that blog post, the key is to start small and increase the number of forums you have over time. There is nothing worse than going to a forum which takes a minute to load, takes twice that long to scroll to the bottom of the page and has dozens upon dozens of inactive forums with either a handful of posts or none at all.
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Populating a DataGridView From a Database Query
Submitted by Webmaster on Thursday March 19, 2009
Over the years I have made sporadic attempts the wrap my head around programming using the .Net class library. I have used Delphi for over 10 years so maybe I am biased, but it seems as though many of the things that can be done with a couple of mouse clicks in Delphi require a lot more work to accomplish using .Net.
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The Linux Staging Tree, what it is and is not
Submitted by Webmaster on Thursday March 19, 2009
It's been many months since the Linux Kernel developers conference, where the linux-staging tree was discussed and role changed. It turns out that people are still a bit confused as to what the staging tree is for, and how it works.
So here's a short summary, I'm not going into the history or background here, that's a much longer writeup that I'd be glad to do if people are interested.
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Ten obscure Linux applications you need to try
Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday March 18, 2009
With thousands of Linux tools available, it is inevitable that some of the best ones get lost in the crowd. Jack Wallen introduces apps that more admins should know about.
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Does SUSE Linux Server Have a Future?
Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday March 18, 2009
If you look at the enterprise server operating system market, there's Microsoft's Windows server platform, there's the UNIX platform and there's Linux. To characterize it very broadly, UNIX has a large server market share but is in decline, Windows has a similarly large market share and is holding steady, and Linux has a smaller market share that is on the rise.
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IBM and Sun: Good for Unix and Linux, Bad for HP?
Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday March 18, 2009
IBM is reportedly in talks to acquire Sun for a whopping $6.5 billion. At this early stage, its not known whether this is a fact or just a rumor.
But just for the sake of argument, let's consider what a powerhouse IBM Sun would be. In my opinion, it would be a boon to both the Unix and Linux markets.
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Upgrading Twitter without service disruptions
Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday March 18, 2009
Evan Weaver from Twitter presented a talk on Twitter software upgrades, titled Improving running components as part of the Systems that never stop track at QCon London 2009 conference last Friday. The talk focused on several upgrades performed since last May, while Twitter was experiencing serious performance problems.
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Updated GoogleBar features new UI and targeted sponsored results
Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday March 18, 2009
The GoogleBar, a control in the Maps API to allow users to search the map for local businesses, landmarks and points of interest, has just launched a new version. In addition to a greatly improved UI, the new GoogleBar includes advertising targeted to the user's searches.
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Drools Use Case: Telecom
Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday March 18, 2009
Here at Auster Solutions, we have been working with Drools since its version 2.0, back in 2004. We were developing a product for Telecom Rating & Billing data processing and selected Drools for its rules processing module. Now that our product is out there and running Drools 4 for some time, it is time to give some feedback to the project.
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Club Management Database for OpenOffice.org
Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday March 18, 2009
The Club Management Database for OpenOffice.org is a comprehensive but very easy to use database application which makes it possible to administrate membership data on multiple operating systems very efficiently.
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Sun Microsystems Unveils Open Cloud Platform
Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday March 18, 2009
Sun Open Cloud Platform to Power Public and Private Clouds with Leading Open Technologies Java, MySQL, OpenSolaris and Open Storage; Sets Course for World with Many Open and Compatible Clouds; Sun Also Announces Plans to Launch First Public Cloud for Developers, Students and Startups
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SEO for Flash works
Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday March 18, 2009
SEO for Flash based sites and/or applications has always been a hot topic. Depending on the source you'll very hear different opinions. That's exactly why Belgian based agency Nascom did their own test a few weeks back. They came to the conclusion that Google can index Flash. You can read more about their test and their findings on their blog.
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Apple releases iPhone 3.0 Developer Beta, previews iPhone OS 3.0 software
Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday March 18, 2009
Apple today announced that iPhone OS 3.0 software, coming this summer, will deliver 100 new features, including cut, copy and paste; MMS; landscape view for Mail, Text and Notes; stereo Bluetooth; Notes syncing; shake to shuffle; parental controls for TV shows, movies and App Store apps; and a new Voice Memo app
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How To: Install VirtualBox on Fedora 10
Submitted by Webmaster on Tuesday March 17, 2009
This is a tutorial on how to get VirtualBox up and running on Fedora 10. Also, this tutorial is for the 32-Bit version of VirtualBox, so you'll have to customize a little more to get the 64-bit version running. Everything in the "code" sections should be copy/pasted/typed into the terminal.
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Still avoiding Objective-C? iPhone App Development with Python
Submitted by Webmaster on Tuesday March 17, 2009
I've taken a couple of looks at Objective C. Long enough to initially decide that iPhone development was not for me. That accelerometer just seems so neat though so between Unity3D's iPhone SDK and other avoidance strategies I'm back on the iPhone development bandwagon.
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Gentoo: MySQL build system
Submitted by Webmaster on Tuesday March 17, 2009
I have to introduce the post stating that I'm not a MySQL user; this site and the xine bugzilla both run on PostgreSQL, and similarly PostgreSQL is what holds the symbol collision database on my box. So if I feel critical of MySQL, well, I am. I'm not really much interested in improving it either, but I don't want just to shitspread them, so my assessment will be as objective as I can be.
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Do Hard Times Make Linux A Smarter OS Choice?
Submitted by Webmaster on Tuesday March 17, 2009
Plenty of anecdotal evidence suggests that the economic downturn has actually been good for Linux. A recent study backs up that suggestion with some hard numbers.
Here is how InformationWeek summarized an IDC survey of 330 IT managers taken last month:
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Kodak releases scanning application for Linux
Submitted by Webmaster on Tuesday March 17, 2009
Kodak has released a free scanner application for Linux called ScanTWAIN that promises "production quality scanning." The software is released under the GNU General Public Licence (GPL) version 2 and comes with a complete GUI that supports all of the options of its Windows counterpart. Support is included for duplex scanning with automatic feeding of multiple pages through an Automatic Document Feeder (ADF).
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Symfony: The Jobeet demo and feedback
Submitted by Webmaster on Tuesday March 17, 2009
Today, I have taken the time to put online the long-overdue Jobeet demo website.
As for the askeet website, you are now able to test the final result of the Jobeet tutorial online and have a look at what is being developed during the 24 lessons.
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Installing Debian Web-server with Apache, PHP, and MySQL on virtual machine
Submitted by Webmaster on Tuesday March 17, 2009
Installing Linux is not a complex task, you only need to follow some instructions and have basic understanding of how computer software and hardware work. Also you should be ready that documentation will be different from what you already might have seen. It means that it may be less colorful, more technical, and have different terminology.
