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How to: Install DOSBox in Ubuntu 11.10

Some of us Linux users still remember the wonderful games that we used to run under DOS.  For me the two games that really stand out are Syndicate and X-Com. I found that if I wanted to enjoy these games again, you can buy them (and many other games) from Direct2Drive or GOG, but then you have to use either WINE or a DOS emulator to run them. You can try WINE first, but I found that using DOSBox is by far the best way to run DOS programs.  I found DOSBox very easy to setup and wanted to share how I was able to set it up.

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PROTECT IP / SOPA Breaks The Internet

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The CRTC’s UBB Decision: Bell Loses But Do Consumers Win?

The CRTC’s UBB Decision: Bell Loses But Do Consumers Win?

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Linux: How to backup Google Chrome

I use Ubuntu 10.04, and recently I’ve had some computer problems. It took me a while to find where Google Chrome installs in Linux. Chrome doesn’t install to the Users Home folder like other programs, rather it installs to “~/.config/google-chrome”.

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How To: Backup and Restore Thunderbird

I use Thunderbird for all of my email. Its easy to backup and move to another computer, and I love the anti-spam option.  In the past I’ve been able to backup and move Thunderbird from Linux to Linux and also Windows to Linux. I used these steps to get up and running quickly.

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Rogers Launches Advocacy Campaign on Spectrum Auction

Rogers Launches Advocacy Campaign on Spectrum Auction

Friday September 23, 2011

By Michael Geist

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How To: Remove Header From First Page in OpenOffice

Create a header as your normally would; usually this is by clicking Insert -> Header -> Default and then Insert -> Fields -> Page Number. You should see your header on all pages of your document, including the first page.

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CRTC is peddling broadband Kool-Aid

CRTC is peddling broadband Kool-Aid

 

The CRTC released its annual Communications Monitoring Report last week and, as usual, the document shows Canada to have a very healthy – and wealthy – telecom and broadcast industry. Revenues and subscribers are up pretty much across the board and everyone is happy.

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Canadians say no to Big Telecom, demand a say on the future of Internet

Canadians say no to Big Telecom, demand a say on the future of Internet

BY STEVE ANDERSON | JULY 27, 2011

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