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Here's a beautiful post written by Jonathan Perkin explaining how to use pkgsrc binary packages on IllumOS / SmartOS / SunOS using +Joyent packages …and pkgin :)
http://www.perkin.org.uk/posts/9000-packages-for-smartos-and-illumos.html
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Best of all, this is probably safer and more stable than all the crap we're buying at high prices that self reboot within 208 days. Oh heyy, hello +HP !
http://www.searchenabler.com/blog/build-your-own-data-center/ #blog Embedded Link
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Mmmm, that's really cool, Google+Wordpress is a WP plugin that permits to crosspost from G+ to your blog. https://plus.google.com/u/0/103697821787469756035/posts/KpiiC2rFnFQ?hl=en
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J’entend parler de Google Chrome depuis un certain temps déjà. Lorsque les premières Alphas Linux sont sorties, je m’y suis même essayé, je l’avais trouvé vraiment rapide, mais le manque de support de proxy HTTP dans ces premières versions m’avait fait le mettre de côté.
Ce soir, je pestais encore contre le duo infernal Firefox/Flash. En effet, depuis plus d’un an maintenant (!), lorsqu’une page contient du flash et que le navigateur est fraichement démarré, tout se passe pour le mieux, mais au bout de quelques heures, si d’aventure je voulais visualiser un contenu à haute teneur informative animé par cette bouse de lecteur, blocage à 1/10 de la video, et le son s’emballe, une seule solution alors: killall -9 firefox-bin, rechargement du veau etc etc.