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Least I Could Do made me laugh. It reminded me about how much of a cult-following Steve Jobs has been able to create through Apple and its line of gotta-have-devices. People will be clamoring for the iPad when it officially releases on April 3, much like the past iPhones.

openDNS likes to remind people how to use nslookup properly.

Pidgin releases 2.5.7. Fixes the issues users were experiencing with Yahoo.

Yahoo decided to update their Messenger server software causing havoc for non-Messenger clients like Pidgin. Here’s a temporary solution.

I’m not sure why but WordPress users, especially those on the Planet Ubuntu feed, seem compelled to inform their readers that they just upgraded their blogs to the latest version. I can admit to doing the same a while back but couldn’t justify it afterwards, so I stopped. However, I feel the need to do [...]

I’m looking to recruit some pupils for MyBrute.com. You choose a name, appearance and color for your Brute, and then go head to head with an opponent to the death. You can initiate three fights a day. There’s also a tournament you can enter every other day. Every fight, even the ones during the tournament, [...]

Planet Ubuntu collects blog entries of Ubuntu developers and contributers with news. tips and tricks, calls for testing, and general information about Ubuntu.

In support of our New Zealand citizens, and ultimately all of us, we at RebelZero.com took part in the Internet Blackout this Monday, February 23rd. The site was still some what usable but very friggin’ dark making it difficult to use.

The flashplugin-nonfree package sometimes results in a checksum error, and there’s a perfactly good reason for that with a solution to avoid it in the future. Mackenzie Morgan explains it all with her recent blog post at Ubuntu Linux Tips & Tricks.

I just read an article at Ars Technica by Ryan Paul discussing is first look with Firefox 3.1 Beta 2 where the most promising new feature seems to be a private browsing mode.