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  • Probability and Statistics resources for Statistics Students

    My friend is taking some statistics classes. Here are some links to help her out and hopefully it helps you out too. Included are forums to ask for help or to give help if you’re a math wiz. Besides the forums, I found a couple of good cheatsheets to help you study formulas and stuff,…

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  • log in? login?

    How do you say it? which one is right? Have you ever wondered how you should write this when you’re talking about the process of authenticating yourself against a system? Do you write: “I’m going to login to the accounting system” or “I am going to log in to the accounting system.” I mean its…

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  • 19 out of 20 Supercomputers run Linux

    I found this article while doing some research. I knew Linux was prevalent in the webserver world. Most of the web servers out in the world run on Linux so I wasn’t surprised to see this, but it is still very interesting to know that 19 out of 20 of the world’s supercomputers run a…

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  • The Blogging Experience

    The blogging experience is not just about writing. Bloggers are becoming more and more tech savvy because of the skills needed to run a website that stands outside the rest. Some bloggers have learned to use PHP, or MySQL, SSh and other tools generally reserved for Network and Systems Administrators. Marketing skills have to be…

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  • Facebook chat with Pidgin

    Pidgin is a multi protocol chat client. It works on Linux and PC, technically it also works on macs but it isn’t as simple to install on OS X as other applications you might be used to. I would try Adium if you’re using a Mac. The cool thing about using a multi protocol client…

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  • Open for Comments

    After a few months of being online, I have finally opened up the ability to leave comments on this site. You don’t even have to register, simply go to an article and at the bottom you’ll see the form to leave a comment. You must fill out your name and an e-mail address though, as…

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  • Writing your first blogposts

    So you’re ready to start your blogging. You already have hosting, or you have selected your Blogging Platform. You know your URL, your username and password. Right? By the way, if you see a survey, please take a second to answer it. [poll id=”2″] The steps: Hide it Give me 6+4 Link out Pick a schedule…

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  • What defines a Blog today?

    Is it that it is published everyday? Is it that it runs on a “blog” engine like WordPress? I would say no, and no. I have a few sites that automatically publish information, not everyday but every hour; I don’t consider them blogs. And also no to the second question, The best example I can…

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  • Bishop Creek Camping

    As a follow up to our Kern River Camping experience, I got to go to Bishop Creek recently. It was great, best far my favorite camping trip in recent years. I don’t have the details about where we stayed with me so I’ll have to update that soon.  Unfortunately our trip got cut short due…

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  • Amazing, Ironman coming to reality near you.

    Remember IronMan? Hopefully you saw the movie with Robert Downey Jr. The older stuff and comics are cool, but the latest film representation of Ironman is the best IMO. Wouldn’t it be amazing to have that suit? Witness the early beginnings of something that will eventually make that suit a reality. Towards the end of…

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