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- Ubuntu keeps getting better. The new looks definitely make it more professional, although it looks a bit like Mac OS. http://bit.ly/aKWKlT about 5 hours ago from Seesmic
- Our guest blog post about over-sharing and location awareness just went live: http://bit.ly/cGFrGD 07:48:59 PM February 25, 2010 from HTC Peep
- We just updated http://pleaserobme.com with an important message! #pleaserobme 04:07:20 PM February 19, 2010 from web
- RT @m0nk Our little #pleaserobme project is going insane. Radio interviews, blogposts and it's a twitter trending topic. I Love it! 05:49:32 PM February 17, 2010 from HTC Peep
- Some nice reactions. Americans just seem to miss the point: http://twitter.com/search?q=pleaserobme #pleaserobme 05:36:35 PM February 16, 2010 from web
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Howto: Live migrate to software RAID 1
Feel insecure about your data? Don’t trust your harddrive anymore? Use this howto to migrate your running Ubuntu Linux system to software RAID 1. Before starting off, I assume you have your running system on /dev/sda and your new harddrive is called /dev/sdb. Boot up your system and install the mdadm package. We now have to create partitions [...] -
Pinnacle DVB-T stick remote
Another post about that Pinnacle DVB-T stick? No, this one is about the remote! I wrote that the remote wasn’t completely working yet. Apparently, there is a driver for this remote or the stick that converts the buttons from the remote to “keyboard events”. Meaning I can type the number 0-9 with my remote for [...] -
Pinnacle DVB-T stick on Ubuntu Jaunty
Yesterday I decided to buy the Pinnacle DVB-T Stick (also known as Pinnacle TV Stick 72e) to watch some free-to-air channels. In the shop I searched on Google for Linux support, to make sure I didn’t have to return the product. The first few hits seemed positive (2 years ago), so I decided to take [...] -
Testing Ubuntu Jaunty with UXA
I’ve been testing Ubuntu Jaunty for a few weeks now and after using it for a day or two, my memory filled up. Recently I found out that this was caused by Compiz. Apparently if you use UXA with the new Intel drivers, Compiz will start to leak memory. After only 8 hours of usage, [...]