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ArsGeek
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Free your inner geek
- Added on: Jul 6th, 2006
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Listed in: Technology Computers Internet
- Tags: Culture Linux linkydinks just plain geek arsgeek ghic chic
Recent Posts
Hackers, Hacking, Hacks
The art of hacking in a technological world is generally a negative thing. To hack into something, usually means a breach in security and some form of data altered. However, hacking, and being particularly skilled at it, can pay off – if the skill...
Celts, Halloween, Newegg deals, GPS, Harvest Moon, new iPods and Radeons on sale
All kinds of good things on our last day of September. Halloween stuff with a decidedly celtic bent, jewelery of the same, handheld GPS deals, iPod deals, Newegg's email only sale, Harvest Moon for the Gamecube, Radeon deals and the highest capacit...
Duke Nukem Forever screenshots - Also proof of bigfoot, little green men
They are kind of pretty and shiny in a hard bitten, vaporware sort of way. But wait, could this be the proof that we're all waiting for? Will DNF be an actual product in our lifetime? I'll let you decide that while you gaze lovingly at the once...
Lich Kings, fast cars, VAIOs, older Madden, Blu-Ray and non-Blu-Ray. All part of the dreaded Monday.
Hey it may be Monday but at least this stuff is relatively cheap. Today we have deals primarily from Amazon, with lots of DVDs of Blu and other types, a pre-order special for the Lich King, VAIO clearence items - some up to 36% off, and a $6 video ...
SpaceX did it! Falcon 1 achieves orbit right on target
This is a pretty great day for any space enthusiast. Another private company has gotten off of this planet. I'm still of the opinion that while NASA's research and their achievements shouldn't be overlooked, what is going to get us off of this pl...
How to get package info (including version and dependancies) on just about anything in Ubuntu
Do you know how to find out what version of SSH is running on your Ubuntu box? How about what version of apt? Would you like to see what certain packages depend on to run? Or find the MD5 hash for already installed packages? ...
