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Why no “regular” daily snippets? Well we had issues accessing the server where SaGeek is hosted. Turns out a Telkom ATM failed at the IS Rosebank POP, causing users who have SAIX accounts problems in accessing the site to add or edit new stories. Now that the problem has been rectified
Look, for a work seeker being able to append an MCSE qualification together with the A+ and N+ that accompanies it to their CV is probably a good thing. It affords a slight advantage over other candidates who have nothing to add to their CV but experience. Well let me state
Weekly Roundup Time. Apple has made news a lot lately. From the iPhone that works “if you hold it right” to their most powerful Mac Pro to date. Don’t forget the release of the iPad. Here are a few Apple stories that made the news lately. Apple: We sell computers too First up,
Late Edition! Tonight: Facebook now a tool for scammers, Unboxing StarcraftII Collectors Edition, Major Tech Companies review Privacy Policies and Google Africa is hiring! We are going to do a short late night update, let us know if you like it! Shocking video scams spread on Facebook Facebook should be approached like e-mail. If
Daily Snippets for 28 July 2010!!! Today the intarwebs bring us a new Social Network aimed at job seekers and advertisers, Google losing advertisers in China, interceping GSM phonecalls with open source software and a whole lot more. Later tonight we will bring you a special digest of Apple related stories. Watch
openSUSE 11.3 is available. It has been for a while actually, and this week it is my feature distro. I am using it in my “searching for the perfect KDE distro” quest. (You can read the first part HERE.) I think it is quite good, and I might just have found
Daily snippets for 27 July 2010! Today, among others, Wikileaks takes a pummeling, the UK is looking for hackers to help keep the country safe, BlackBerry is a “threat” says the UAE and Google Music Service gets more attention. Read about these and more inside… Cyber security specialist sought According to this story by
It is DAILY SNIPPET TIME! Today we bring you news from behind the scenes at Wikileaks, the Royal Family is let loose on the internet, African Coders taking ownership of IT challenges on the continent and Dell possibly dropping Ubuntu, or not. Read more here Who are WikiLeaks? Every geek has heard of Wikileaks.
On the final day of my series on using KDE4 for seven days I made the bold statement that I would switch from being a Gnome user to KDE4 if I could only find myself the perfect KDE4 distro. (Begin reading with the first day HERE) Today I start that quest
(If you are new to this series you are invited to start reading from DAY ONE) The final day has arrived. I am considering switching from Gnome. There, I said it. Throughout this series I have maintained Gnomes superiority in some key areas, among them Ease of Use and
Latest updates by sageek sageek new blog post: Kubuntu 10.04 Lucid Lynx Beta 2 review http://blog.sageek.co.za on Apr 10, 2010, 10:52 pm
