(NOTE: this page is STILL awaiting an update…)
A partial collection of my browser bookmarks is below. These links may be useful to others – or they may not – but they serve me as useful reminders of subject areas I find interesting.
I can’t vouch for these links actually working, or if they still point to the intended resource, of course…
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Developing Software
AntiPatterns are an exciting new form of expert software knowledge, a Dilbert-like extension to design patterns.
OpenOffice.org
All useful links relating to the free office suite
Accessing a ListBox control’s data in a form
The OpenOffice.org Forum at OOoForum.org is an OpenOffice.org help and discussion forum for exchanging information and tips with other users of OpenOffice.org, the open source office suite.
Extensions repository – OpenOffice.org Wiki
Main Page – OpenOffice.org Wiki
OpenOffice.org: The Open Office Suite
OpenOffice.org Forum at OOoForum.org :: View topic – Listbox selected item
The OpenOffice.org Forum at OOoForum.org is an OpenOffice.org help and discussion forum for exchanging information and tips with other users of OpenOffice.org, the open source office suite.
platform: An Introduction to OpenOffice.org API
Emacs & Org-mode
Bill Clementson’s Blog: Emacs and Google Calendars
http://orgmode.org/orgcard.txt
org-mode In Your Pocket Is a GNU-Shaped Devil :: dot unplanned
If the iPhone has helped me accomplish one thing, it has probably been to make it easier for me to stay away from Emacs. It works like this: It is not controversial to assert that Emacs is an environment all its own. You can find libraries and packages that allow Emacs to acknowledge and talk to outside environments, so it’s not a closed …
Org Mode – Organize Your Life In Plain Text!
A description of how I currently use org-mode
Some calendar and org-mode integration stuff « Tassilo’s Blog
The Org Manual
Using dates and times in Emacs org-mode
General Linux
Mounting NTFS partitions on centOS 5 | Leo Support
Okay, all the steps were tested on my machine so this MUST work. A little bit of theory: mounting ntfs partitions it’s necessary since Fat is only used on USB
Newsreaders.com: Unix/Linux news servers
LPC: Booting Linux in five seconds [LWN.net]
Speed up your Ubuntu Linux boot! | Nobody was Born with Linux Knowledge
BSTJ version of C.ACM Unix paper
Troubleshooting Memory Usage – RimuHosting
Troubleshooting Memory Usage in Linux
The Perfect Server – CentOS 5.2 | HowtoForge – Linux Howtos and Tutorials
The Linux Page Cache and pdflush
Invalid method in request \x16\x03\x01 » Mochabomb
Resizing partitions to install xp – LinuxQuestions.org
Resizing partitions to install xp Fedora
Introduction to Remote Procedure Calls
http://os.cqu.edu.au/usr/share/doc/pam-0.99.6.2/Linux-PAM_SAG.txt
https://ntmm.org/~nt/computer/jottings/2006-07-24__nis_yppasswdd_tests.txt
Backup with dump and restore on Linux mini-HOWTO
A Brief tutorial on Dump/Restore
Hardware compression – The Open Source Backup Wiki (Amanda, MySQL Backup, BackupPC)
Re: Effects of setting linux block device readahead size
PHP/MySQL
Optimizing MySQL
Security
www.vanheusden.com
Free Content
Free Content Licenses
The Freesound Project
Online Encyclopedia
Red Hat
Red Hat | www.europe.redhat.com
Red Hat Network – Your RHN – Your RHN
Fedora Project
Fedora Community Forums
Blogs by Fedora Contributors
Starting point for the Fedora Project
Fedora Unity Project
Fedora Weekly News
Hacker Thinking
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