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Read More →This blog post exclusively deals with installing node.js from binaries on Ubuntu. First you need to download the tar ball from node.js website. Say if the downloaded file(example: node-v0.8.20.tar.gz) is in the Download folder, you need to copy it to /usr/local/src. Fire up the terminal and type in the commands. sudo cp /home/username/Downloads/node-v0.8.20.tar.gz /usr/local/srcsudo cp […]
Read More →The resignation of pope generated a lot of stir in media and the public alike. The obvious question was who’s next. As for me being an athesit and that too born in to a Hindu family, do not have the faintest of idea on how a pope get’s elected. Well, my questions were answered in […]
Read More →SublimeText is one of the nifty text editors out there thats available for OS X, Windows and Linux. Although a great text editor as it is, the usefulness can be greatly enhanced by adding plugins and tweaking certain settings. Here is what I recommend for the things to do soon after installing SublimeText. Install Sublime […]
Read More →Gmail now gives it’s users over 1000 Emoticons to insert in the mails. This feature was previously available under google labs.Here is the link for the unicode emoji’s and their descriptions. I personally think it’s an overkill, but hey gmail users out there might have wanted them afterall. These plethora of emoticons are available in […]
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