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Good tutorial on opening files as tabs in vim.

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Good tips on how to create a fast windows boot option by having a new FastBoot account. Saves time over normal boot. Read more...

This article helps you in fixing the problem of you accidently removing a user who is set to windows for auto-logon. Moreover a short cut to user account management control panel. Read more...

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Memory Management\DisablePagingExecutive to 1 to disable paging and have thekernel run in RAM (set the value to 0 to undo this hack).
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Windows Server 2008 is the best OS to be released till date from Microsoft's stable. This article shows how to use Windows server 2008 as a workstation OS. Also you may get a handful tips on managing windows server 2008.
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This tutorial explains how you can set up MySQL master-master replication on four MySQL nodes (running on Debian Etch).
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Server virtualization lets you consolidate multiple applications and operating systems onto fewer platforms. This white paper covers the 10 key elements of any successful virtualization deployment, from defining your strategy to taking a phased migration approach.
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It used to be that updating kernels was a task left to the silverback geeks. No more. With the new package management systems, anyone can update a kernel. ...


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Secrets

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Secrets, a collection of Mac OS X user defaults. Very useful and use it carefully.

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Here is how to copy the required number of lines from one file to another in VI editor.  First
use the following key combinations in the source file.





Press ESCAPE



Press Shift "(Shift double quotes)



Press a



Press the number of lines you want to copy



press y followed by another y



 



Now press " : " (COLON) to get the vi prompt.



Hit e "Destination file name"



Once you enter the Destination file



go to the line where you want the lines



copied to be inserted.



 



Press ESCAPE.



Press SHIFT "(Double quotes).



Press a.



Press p.



 



The lines get copied.