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Category Archives: Learning
Books of the Old Testament Wallpaper
Here is my most recent effort in educational wallpapers. In this case, it is the books of the Old Testament with some logical groupings, the number of chapters in each book in parentheses, and a very brief reminder about what … Continue reading
Posted in IXOYE, Learning, Wallpaper
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StumbleUpon Alternatives for Your Firefox Bookmarks Toolbar
If your a StumbleUpon addict like myself, chances are, you have gotten “You have seen all your topic here pages. Explore others…” as a result of pecking at the “Stumble!” button like a demented, tic-tac-toe playing chicken. While reviewing more … Continue reading
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Dugg up – When old blog posts come back from the Dead
I am on the tail end of the effects of appearing on the front page of Digg. I hadn’t posted in a while (major new job, new church building, new home group, etc., etc.) so I was a bit off … Continue reading
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6 Tools for Keeping Kids Safe with Open Source
My family uses open source software almost exclusively. Everyone from the toddlers to the teen to the Mrs. have what they need to play games, chat with friends, manager emails, surf the web, keep busy schedules straight, do homeschooling, and … Continue reading
What I Learned using Linux over the last 10 years
I started using Linux as my primary desktop and operating system in 1998. After brief flirtations with FVWM 95 and Enlightenment, I settle on Gnome (with it’s various WMs over the years ) and Redhat/Fedora (until switching to Ubuntu last … Continue reading
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