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5 Ways To Make Linux Boot Faster

Linux users are quite proud of the fact that Linux is pretty darn fast when compared to other operating systems. Not only that, but Linux doesn't seem to suffer much of the same "bogging down" effect that Windows gets when you have hundreds of applications installed on the system. However, the speed addicts who use Linux always need to find new ways to make their system go even faster.

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Use These Websites To Save Ridiculous Amounts Of Money On Your Next Outdoor Equipment Purchase

This time of year is when you can pick up some of the craziest deals on the best gear. Retailers are looking to unload last year’s merchandise to make room in their warehouses for new clothing and equipment. The best place I know of to get deals is through the network of sites owned by Backcountry.com.

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Check Out NPR Music For The iPad/iPhone For Music, Podcasts, And Videos

NPR is also well known for a wide variety of music programs and podcasts, so it's fitting that it recently released the iPad version of NPR Music. This multi-genre app is absolutely great for music lovers who, like myself, don't listen to the radio as much they use their iPad or iPhone.

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Ice Cream Sandwich On Galaxy S II: A Review Of An Awesome New Android ROM, Resurrection Remix

About two months ago, I shared my thoughts on an Android ROM I really like, MIUI. Judging by the comments, quite a few readers liked that review… so today, I am back with an even more cutting-edge ROM: Resurrection Remix 9.6, based on Android 4.0.3 ICS (Ice Cream Sandwich).

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Why Pinterest Could Point To the End Of Twitter (Opinion)

Are you aware of just how Pinterest can change the current landscape of the Internet? Traditional social bookmarking services such as Digg and the dominant method of sharing links, Twitter, are both at risk from the polished presentation and simple features of Pinterest. In fact, Twitter could be seriously at risk from this new service.

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Need A New Job Or Want To Volunteer? Check Out IdeaList.org!

If you happen to be looking for a new job, whether it’s because you don’t have one currently or you hate the one you have, then there are a few options: networking connections, Craigslist, Monster, as well as others. But on top of all those other options, have you considered IdeaList?

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6 Ways Microsoft Is Killing The Traditional Desktop In Windows 8 [Opinion]

The traditional desktop is still around in Windows 8, and it’s probably the best Windows desktop yet (aside from not having a Start menu.) But Microsoft is setting it up for the kill. The writing is on the wall here -- touch and Metro are the future. The traditional desktop is a relic on its way out.

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5 Different Q&A Websites You Can Put Your Questions To & Get Answers

The web is the oracle of the modern age. Google Search might be a digital prophet, but there are a lot of other sites which do a darn good job of answering your questions. There are some others out there which deal with a specific topic. Check out the five different sorts of question-answer help sites here.

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My First Hour With The Windows 8 Consumer Preview - A Snap Judgement [Opinion]

I want to be surprised by Windows 8; I want to be pushed into a new paradigm of home computing, one that feels futuristic with it's bold colors and simplistic interface; I'm fully prepared for that. This is the premise of Windows 8, and I decided to try out the recently released Consumer Preview build to just get a taste of what's coming.

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Roundcube vs. Horde: Which Webmail Client Is Better?

A webmail client is great to have when you're on the go. Several top webmail contenders can handle your email accounts just like your desktop clients do. Here we're comparing Roundcube and Horde.

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How To Unlock Your Computer After Forgetting Your Windows Login

Most passwords aren’t that difficult to reset, particularly those online. There is one that can give you trouble, however – your Windows login password. If you forget this you will be locked out of your account and unable to access all of the files and software specifically tied to that account.

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