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<title>Screen Resultions Higher than 1024x768 for Linux under Parallels 4</title>
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By default Parallels allocates a very small amount of video memory for Linux installs. Simply increase the amount of available video memory to allow for the largest desired resolution. With the Parall ...
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<title>Creating an RSS Feed from a Facebook Wall </title>
<pubDate>Sat, 24 Oct 2009 14:48:42 -0700</pubDate>
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I'm not the first one to run into this problem, but in searching around I couldn't actually find anyone who had actually bothered to solve the problem: how to get an RSS feed from a publicly accessibl ...
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<title>Does Your E-Mail Signature Smell Like Spam?</title>
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Sometime around five or so years ago, it became du rigueur to have e-mail signatures in a format not unlike this: Joe Salesman Marketing Associate joe@companyxyz.ca Ph. +1 (604) 555-1234 Fax + ...
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<title>Certification and Quantifying Relevant Skills</title>
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There is a lot of emphasis put on certifications in the hiring process. To a certain extent I can understand this, after all, Human Resources professionals are not Information Technology professionals ...
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<title>Escape Code Stripping in libxml2</title>
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There is a problem with the Drupal aggregator module stripping out HTML escape codes (i.e. &amp;lt; &amp;gt; &amp; etc.) from RSS feeds when using PHP = 2.6.32. This is due to an intentional change i ...
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<title>Why I Like LAMP - Upgrading a Webserver</title>
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It was time to do an OS upgrade on a webserver I maintain that hosts a couple of reasonably active sites. The two most active sites on the server bring in about 12,000 unique visitors a month, with th ...
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<title>List of all DX-tags for the Lotus Domino Blog Application</title>
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This blog is running off the stock IBM Lotus Domino blog application that ships with Lotus Domino 8.5. Customization of the application involves the use of "DX" tags that are particular to the applica ...
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<pubDate>Mon, 30 Mar 2009 17:06:16 -0700</pubDate>
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Summary of Qualifications 15 years professional experience in computer technology, with particular emphasis on communication, collaboration and web technologies ● Exceptional English language skills ...
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