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Tag Archives: gnu/linux
Linkblogging For 25/01/10
I’ve spent the last week working on PEP!-related stuff, but I’ve now sent the final text out to all contributors. All that remains is to get any last-minute changes from them, and get it typeset, so I can start posting … Continue reading
Posted in comics, Doctor Who, linkblogging, politics
Tagged comics, crisis on infinite earths, Doctor Who, gnu/linux, Grant Morrison, health, linkblogging, us politics
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Linkblogging For 29/10/09
Just a few quick links today… Ubuntu has released its latest version today, Ubuntu 9.10 “Karmic Koala”. Ubuntu isn’t my GNU/Linux distribution of choice, but it is far and away the best for people who’ve had little previous experience with … Continue reading
Posted in comics, computing, linkblogging, music, politics, science
Tagged comics, gnu/linux, music, science, twain and einstein, ubuntu 9.10, xtc
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Quick Extremely Technical Question
Does anyone have, or know where I can find, a prebuilt Linux kernel .deb with realtime scheduling suitable for Debian Squeeze/SID ? I want to do some recording of music on my laptop, but my current kernel version is not … Continue reading
Why Liberals Should Use GNU/Linux
This is another of the posts that several people said they’d be interested in. Those of you who aren’t, blame those people. This is pitched at the most non-technical of people, so my apologies if this feels patronising to some … Continue reading
Posted in computing, politics
Tagged computing, gnu/linux, liberalism, liberals, linux, technology
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Linkblogging for 22/07/09
Sorry for the lack of posting over the last few days, but I was unprepared for the amount of vitriol that came at me for that “Ten Things…” post (not, I hasten to add, from my regular reader/commenters, who mostly … Continue reading
Posted in comics, computing, films, linkblogging, politics, religion
Tagged annoyances, daily mail, gnu/linux, liberal democrats, linkblogging, microsoft, offence, politics, religion, superman
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Sci-Ence! Justice Leak! 