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blog/shl@INTERDOSE Interdose Ltd. & Co KG Home about this blog Latest Posts PGP Public-Key Bookmarks Archives Impressum Switcher World IPv6 Day June 8th, 2011 Comments Off Happy World IPv6 Day everyone! Time to check the dancing turtle, isn?t it? Not connected? Sneak in .. ? with Windows ? with Linux ? with MacOS X IPv6 OpenAFS 1.6.0 RC4 March 29th, 2011 Comments Off The OpenAFS Gatekeepers announce the availability of the 4th release candidate for OpenAFS version
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Home Portfolio Services Blog Contact Recent Posts Using @media to bypass max-width Alternate mobile images Finger Snafu 12 ways to encourage scrolling Horizontal mobile emails Email on the Kindle!? DIS tech Gap redesigns navi for touch Designing emails for touch - Navi (2) Designing for touch - Mobile Version (1) Top 12 Animated Emails of 2010 Xmas email results Categories Animated Emails (14) Dynamic Image Server (4) Email & Social Media (5) Email Footer Fetish (1) Good Email
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jrenard.info/blog
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My journal Jérôme Renard's weblog about misc tech A better pager Tweet Fri 12 August 2011 By Jérôme Renard In tech. I was looking for an alternative to less and I found a pager called most which provides interesting features and colors out of the box. Installing most is really trivial : sudo apt-get|port|whatever install most export PAGER=most And try it with : man ls You should see a colorized man page :) Other articles How to boot on the 64-bit version of the Mac Os X kernel Back from
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blocky123.posterous.com/what-is-blocky123-1
What is @blocky123? - blocky123's posterous
Posterous blocky123's posterous « Back to posts Viewed times February 4, 2009 What is @blocky123? Edit Delete Tags Autopost @blocky123 is a game. The name 'Blocky 1, 2, 3' is borrowed from a playground game. It is one of the many names given to a variety of hide-and-seek played in the UK. Our game was initially intended to be a version of that. Players have to track down a 'treasure' using GPS, Twitter, and nouse. (The game was conceived as a way of playing with Google's new Latitude