Found a site which lists the best in web hosting, be it for blog, forum, email, ecommerce, VPS, etc. If you are on a budget you will also find lists of cheap web hosting on the site.

So come visit Web Hosting Geeks for your web hosting needs.

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What is a System Administrator
System Administrator or System Admin or Sysadmin or simply Sysad are the one responsible for maintaining and troubleshooting your computer systems, may it be Windows, Unix or Linux. We are always on duty 24/7, even on holidays.

We worry about your spams, viruses, malwares, spywares, etc. We are always there when your webserver or email server is down, even if it is in the weee hours in the morning.

So today is our day, it is the System Administrator Appreciation Day. And Im going home and have a rest. See you on Monday

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There are thousands of softwares out there on the whole wide web, some are paid while others are free.  I’ve put up a list of 10 freewares that act as magnificent alternatives to the big boys. These are small, fast, efficient and do the job for you.

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Lots of websites collect personal information – some are just more obvious when doing it.

There are those sites that ask for personal information up front before granting the user access. Often, site visitors are asked for their name and e-mail address before gaining access. The Internet is a public place, so how anonymous are you? When you visit any web page, you leave traces of where you’ve been. Worse, if you share a computer, someone can see what you’ve been up to online in just a few clicks.

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Put your senses to the test with the Senses Challenge.

This is a simple quiz that includes 20 questions about senses. I thought it was easy but out of 20 i only got 6 correct answers.

Try it.

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It’s finally official. Dell’s Ubuntu Linux PCs now come with the latest build of the operating system, version 8.04. That may not seem like news, but it’s actually a significant move by Dell. Here’s why.

Microsoft recently began its latest Windows Vista offensive, this time trying to assure partners and customers that they can migrate to Vista with confidence. Sure, Dell supports Vista — but the PC giant also supports customer choice.
Dell began offering Ubuntu on selected consumer PCs about a year ago. The VAR Guy has one (and, full disclosure, he loves it). But this is the year that Ubuntu was supposed to move from geek users to a broader set of consumers — thanks to the release of Ubuntu 8.04 in April 2008.

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There’s lots of innovation going on in security - we’re inundated with a steady stream of new stuff and it all sounds like it works just great. Every couple of months I’m invited to a new computer security conference, or I’m asked to write a foreword for a new computer security book. And, thanks to the fact that it’s a topic of public concern and a “safe issue” for politicians, we can expect a flood of computer security-related legislation from lawmakers. So: computer security is definitely still a “hot topic.” But why are we spending all this time and money and still having problems?

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Pavs wrote:

One of the arguments I often hear from people who are trying to use linux for the first time is that they are not sure if they can switch back to their original choice of OS (usually windows), if they are not satisfied with their experience with linux. These are usually the people who are not as tech savy or previously had bad experience while trying to install linux which resulted in destroying their windows installation. With each iteration of windows OS Microsoft has made it less friendlier for linux to be installed along with windows.

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