linux - Graham of the Wheels

Focus

Our lives are quite digital these days and living without being plugged in is for some a big problem. You'll see tons of people checking their phone often while matching a movies (in the theatres), when on holiday, while crossing the road, bicycling or driving a car. Especially these last

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Protect your computer from yourself - redux

I've noticed that my blogpost tend to start with "It's been a while..." and it certainly has as my last post was at the start of January. Well to all my loyal followers (about 20 or so) thanks for waiting around and I hope you will like this

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Backup your Flickr account with Linux

As promised in my previous post, in this blogpost I'll guide you through a way to keep a local backup of your Flickr photos with the use of Python script on Linux. The script itself wasn't made by me, I wish I was that handy with Python, but here is

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Backup your Google mail and calendar with Linux

Our lives these days are more digital than ever. Just think about all the stuff you have online. E-mail, photo's, addressbook, calendar and probably a whole lot more. Of course you can trust that your data is safe from harm in "the cloud", it probably is but still

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Chrome meets Greasemonkey

Google Chrome recently introduced extensions for the Mac beta version. Extensions were already available for the PC and Linux version. Extensions are a great way to enhance your browsing experience but most users don't use them and probably never will. A shame though, cause they can really be great for

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Running a server as a life philosophy

Recently I had some server problems, which meant downtime for this site amongst other things. Without going into much technical detail about the exact issue besides being a hardware related failure, it made me realize how much I depend on my little Linux box to do it's job to be