» Remind: The Ultimate Personal Calendar - 326 days ago (linuxjournal.com)

How often is a tech article from 2000 still relevant? This one sure is.

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» Basic MySQL Tutorial - 834 days ago (wbluhm.com)

Basic MySQL Tutorial covering; accessing MySQL, creating tables, inserting data and querying data. Examples are provided for both the CLI and SQL scripts.

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» MySQL on Linux Tutorial - 834 days ago (yolinux.com)

This tutorial covers the MySQL database running on a Linux server. This tutorial will also cover the generation and use a simple database. The interface language of the MySQL database is the standard SQL (Standard Query Language) which allows for inserts, updates and queries of data stored in relational tables.

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» Kon-Boot for Windows - 110 days ago (piotrbania.com)

Kon-Boot is an prototype piece of software which allows to change contents of a linux and Windows kernel on the fly (while booting).

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» Linux Distribution Chooser - 147 days ago (zegeniestudios.net)

This form based wizard is designed to help you decide which Linux distribution to choose based on a number of user supplied answers.

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» 7na - Programming and technology in the world today - 149 days ago (7na.org)

An exciting blog centered around programming and various types of software. A great place to find answers and neat programming recipes.

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» Linux Assembly Tutorial - 156 days ago (docs.cs.up.ac.za)

This version explains everything in detail, there is another which skips the basics. It assumes that you have done at least a little bit of DOS assembly, and that you have Linux on your computer (although you may not have used it much yet). Since not everyone may know how to use Linux, there are links to sections where I explain how to do basic things like use the terminal and the DOS-equivalent commands.

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