Windows XP Commands
From the page: "An A-Z Index of the Windows NT/XP command line"
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Lazy Linux: 10 essential tricks for admins
Some very nice little tricks for getting to know the bash commandline
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Speeding up Firefox the right way - Darrell...
speed me up, I hope... some other posts I saw after choosing to do mine seem to think the advice is unclear... we'll see![Speeding up Firefox the right way - Darrell Norton's Blog [MVP] - CodeBetter.Com - Stuff you need to Code Better!](http://cdn.stumble-upon.com/mthumb/782/1442782.jpg)
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The 40 Most Popular Tools For Your System Admin Bag
8 reviews • sunbeltsoftware.com
A good list of pc admin tools.
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htop - an interactive process-viewer for Linux
Very useful process manager for Linux : lighter and faster to start compared to some GUI alternative, and much more complete than top. It allows to scroll the list vertically and horizontally to see all processes and their full command lines. Tasks related to processes... more
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*THE* classic Unix horror story | WSU Linux Users Group
From the page: "Have you ever left your terminal logged in, only to find when you came back to it that a (supposed) friend had typed "rm -rf ~/*" and was hovering over the keyboard with threats along the lines of "lend me a fiver 'til Thursday, or I... more
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Speedtest.net - The Global Broadband Speed Test
This is perhaps the coolest (in graphical and other terms) speed test I have found on the net. The site also features a history of results for tests run from your computer, which can be organized as you wish. The test is based on the implicit assumption that a server nearest... more
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How-To: Unattended Ubuntu Deployment over Network |...
From the site: How-To: Unattended Ubuntu Deployment over Network there is many ways of installing Linux. Nowadays, the most common one is probably by using a CD. Download the CD, stick it in your CDRom drive and let's roll!!! If you intent to deploy Ubuntu over... more
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The Case of the 500-mile Email | NetworkWorld.com Community
But then I tried to send an email to Memphis (600 miles). It failed. Boston, failed. Detroit, failed. I got out my address book and started trying to narrow this down. New York (420 miles) worked, but Providence (580 miles) failed.I was beginning to wonder if I had lost my... more
