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Un motore di ricerca gratuito per file vettoriali
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RIM Official Applications
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Internationalization: You’re probably doing it wrong » Otto on WordPress
These are laws, folks. Not suggestions. Thou shalt not break them. They are not up for debate. What I’m going to present to you here today is provably correct.
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To never forget – Per non dimenticare « fedora-os.org
Richard M. Stallman at Federico II University in Naples, 2006 (subtitled in italian)
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This mini guide is how I set up a simple virtual site on my Fedora Core linux. I enable user web directories and then configure a virtual site using that location.
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guide archlinux | ArchLinux Italia
Ecco a voi una lista completa e sempre aggiornata delle guide di archlinuxitalia.com.
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Switched WP Super Cache to Quick Cache
We have switched over from WP-SuperCache to QuickCache as the primary WordPress caching plugin for our site.
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5 Google Font Combinations That You Should Start Using
Below you will see 5 examples of Google Font combinations that I think YOU should start using. (One of them is a combination that I use here on my site.)
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5 WordPress Plugins I Won’t Build a Blog Without | BloggingPro
Though the full list could probably go on for quite some time, here is a list of five of the more important plugins I’ve run across and how they’ve helped to make me a better blogger over the years and are plugins I probably wouldn’t build a new site without.
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How Kubuntu Did Not Change | Apachelogger’s Log
There appears to be some confusion regarding the meaning of yesterday’s announcement that Kubuntu 12.04 is going to be the last release Canonical is offering commercial support for.
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[Phoronix] Canonical To Drop Support For Kubuntu
After the forthcoming 12.04 “Precise Pangolin” release, Canonical will no longer be sponsoring the Kubuntu derivative and will be dropping support for this KDE-based alternative.
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Custom Classes: WordPress Plugin
For a recent project, I needed a way to add custom post and body classes on a per-post basis. Sure, I could have used a category or tag to style each post, but I hate creating custom categories and tags for the purposes of styling a post. So, I created a small plugin to let me add custom classes for individual posts.
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Schneier on Security: The Failure of Two-Factor Authentication
In 2005, I wrote an essay called “The Failure of Two-Factor Authentication,” where I predicted that attackers would get around multi-factor authentication systems with tools that attack the transactions in real time: man-in-the-middle attacks and Trojan attacks against the client endpoint.
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Importare Outlook Express in Outlook 2007 o 2010 su Windows 7 | Andrea Beggi
Può capitare che qualche utente si decida a cambiare il suo computer antidiluviano con una macchina di questo secolo, il che pone il problema del trasferimento dei dati. Spesso queste cariatidi a spinta sono tanto vecchie che non supportano il “trasferimento guidato file e impostazioni”, il che comunque non sposterebbe il problema perché l’utente ha la posta su Outlook Express.
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PI: Disco Cifrato? Recupero password garantito
È possibile recuperare la password dei sistemi di cifratura più diffusi nel giro di un’ora. Il software non è esattamente economico, l’obiettivo è aiutare l’informatica forense
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Handling Plugins Options in WordPress 2.8 with register_setting() « planetOzh
In the upcoming WordPress 2.8 there’s an interesting function set meant to help authors manage their plugin custom options. In a nutshell: whitelist your options, define how you want them to be validated, and just lean back and rely on the API to handle everything for you. Your new best friend is function register_setting(), and I’m going to recapitulate how it’s supposed to be used.
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A better Photoshop grid for responsive web design » Blog » Elliot Jay Stocks
1000 is a nice, easy, round number. Dividing by 1000 results in clean percentages and better still, dividing by 1000 is something we can do in our heads: just remove the zero. A 140px column inside a 1000px container is 14%. A 500px column in a 1000px container is 50%. 320px is 32%. Easy!
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WordPress CMS Plugins | Digging into WordPress
To make room for new content for the DiW 3.3 update, we’re “excerpting” this section into its own blog post. Here you’ll find an extensive round-up of CMS plugins for WordPress. Includes CMS plugins for better admin functionality, user-role management, custom content display, e-commerce & shopping carts, forums, newsletters, and more.
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WPCandy’s Completely Unofficial Guide to Plugin UI | WPCandy
I’m writing this guide to outline a (completely unofficial) set of best practices for implementing settings pages that is consistent and current with the native WordPress administration user interface. I’ve based these guidelines on my observations and experiences with using plugins in WordPress.
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BuiltWith – Website Analysis and Technology Trends
Con cosa è stato costruito un sito web?
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.htaccess Files for the Rest of Us | Nettuts+
.htaccess files are used to configure Apache, as well a range of other web servers. Despite the .htaccess file type extension, they are simply text files that can be edited using any text-editor. In this article, we’ll review what they are, and how you can use them in your projects.
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The Most Valuable WordPress Tool You’ll Use This Year Has…
For those of you who haven’t guessed what it is yet, or have been hiding under a rock for the past year or so, I am talking about ManageWP.
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Come Archiviare Tutti i Propri Tweet con TweetNest
Ho scritto altre volte della necessità non tanto di conoscere i dati relativi alle proprie attività online, quanto di riuscire a gestirli in maniera ordinata. Con Twitter, fare una cosa del genere è semplicemente un disastro.
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[How To] Change Computer Name in Ubuntu 11.10
The hostname of the Ubuntu install on my netbook reads more like a barcode than a ‘computer name’. This is largely my own fault; the Ubuntu installer lets you set a custom ‘computer name’ during set-up. For the most part we have very little reason to remember our computer names; indeed, my reason for changing mine is purely for aesthetic reasons. Thankfully changing computer name in Ubuntu 11.10 is simple enough.
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Internet 2011 in numbers | Royal Pingdom
So what happened with the Internet in 2011? How many email accounts were there in the world in 2011? How many websites? How much did the most expensive domain name cost? How many photos were hosted on Facebook? How many videos were viewed to YouTube? We’ve got answers to these questions and many more. A veritable smorgasbord of numbers, statistics and data lies in front of you. Using a variety of sources we’ve compiled what we think are some of the more interesting numbers that describe the Internet in 2011.
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Creating your own LaTeX document class
I finally decided to package the common document types I use into custom LaTeX classes, just like the built-in article.cls class. So far, I have two classes, interlake-assignment.cls and ib-assignment.cls. Both of those let you define several fields like candidatenum and wordcount that then get printed out into an appropriately formatted title section.
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LaTeX/Colors – Wikibooks, collection of open-content textbooks
Adding colors to your text is supported by the color package. Using this package, you can set the color of the font of the text, and set the background color of the page. You can use one of the predefined colors such as white, red, or yellow, or you can define your own named colors. It’s also possible to color formulas in math-environments.
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LaTeX/Importing Graphics – Wikibooks, collection of open-content textbooks
In many respects, importing your images into your document using LaTeX is fairly simple… once you have your images in the right format that is!
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Page layout – Getting to grips with LaTeX – Andrew Roberts
For your own documents, there are some obvious settings that you may wish to change: margins, page orientation and columns, to name but three. The purpose of this tutorial is to show you how to configure your pages.
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LaTeX/Formatting – Wikibooks, collection of open-content textbooks
This section will guide you through the various text, paragraph, and page formatting techniques. Formatting tends to refer to most things to do with appearance, so it makes the list of possible topics quite eclectic: text style, font, size; paragraph alignment, interline spacing, indents; special paragraph types; footnotes, margin notes, etc.
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This post explains how to use XeLaTeX and the fontspec package to use arbitrary fonts in LaTeX documents.
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Cosa succede in Sicilia (nulla, ma lo sapete già) | pollycoke 🙂
Avrete certamente sentito parlare di questo Movimento dei Forconi. Lo chiamano movimento ma in realtà è vero l’opposto: tutta la sua azione è volta a immobilizzare la Sicilia, bloccando vie di comunicazione, trasporti, importazioni ed esportazioni per manifestare contro il sempreverde malgoverno e imponendosi alla popolazione con metodi più o meno condivisibili.
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Gli errori dell’SMTP.
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Amedeo si chiede se “gli spettatori inglesi sono antropologicamente superiori a quelli italiani”.