Ubuntu Cheat Sheet Part 3 – Migrating FileZilla
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Certainly I need FileZilla as I use it all the time. So I needed to add FileZilla and migrate my settings and passwords.
Ubuntu Cheat Sheet Part 2 – Migrating Firefox
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With a brand new load of Ubuntu running on my new computer, (see Ubuntu Cheat Sheet Part 1 – The Load), I realized how much data I had in simply the Bookmarks, saved Passwords, and even the History of Firefox. … Read More
Ubuntu Cheat Sheet Part 1 – The Load
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Need to install Ubuntu or do you need to migrate Ubuntu from one computer to another, well, here is the Ubuntu Cheat Sheet Part 1 – The Load – Getting the best load for the best start.
Ubuntu: Making Directories from a List!
on 2013/10/29
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Here is a fast and fun way to make a whole lot of directories from a list! Think about some lists you have like members names or projects or books of the Bible!
Simple CSS Style for Web Forms
on 2013/08/02
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Looking at a large CSS property all at once can seem a bit daunting. I am sure that many people have taking a look at someone’s style sheet and been so discouraged and dismayed as to believe “I could never … Read More
Why My CSS3 Works! 2013
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CSS Style Sheets are easy if you know just a couple secrets. In this post I reveal the secrets of why my CSS Style Sheets Work!
CSS Million System
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Are you smarter than a 4th grader? Well even fourth graders can figure out CSS Specificity with the CSS Million System. Maybe you should use it also!
Simple CSS: Specificity
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Most people have as much problems understanding CSS Specificity as they do trying to understand the reasons behind the IP Address or the Netmask! But here is the very easiest way to calculate CSS Specificity. Just add up a few numbers and you will know for sure which CSS rule to follow. So simple your kids can do it for you!
Eating Up Computer Numbering!
on 2013/08/01
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The reality is that computer numbering is really very much like that of humans.