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Monthly Archives: July 2012
Clearing out the Cruft with Linux Tools and Best Practices
As covered in an earlier post, I’ve got some serious work under way to sync and backup my computer files across several computing platforms and devices. I’m reinstalling some machines as part of that work. At that time, I’m cleaning … Continue reading
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Motley Fool: Immoral or Incompetent?
I have to say I feel quite let down. When I first started investing to save for my retirement (quite some time ago) I came across material from the Gardiner brothers, a.k.a. the “Motley Fools”. The information was funny and … Continue reading
Posted in Computer, Frugal Living, Investing
Tagged email, hack, immoral, incompetency, incompetent, investment, motley fool, motleyfool, SPAM
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Password and Files Encryption/Sync/Backup: Gettin ‘er Done!
One of my to-do list items for quite some time now has been to get my computer files organized and to set up automated backup and synchronization across my computing devices. I’d kept putting this one off because I wanted … Continue reading
Posted in Computer, Debian, Frugal Living, Linux, Mint
Tagged eeepc, encryption, LastPass, Linux, Linux Mint, LMDE, Password, security, SpiderOak, Sync, synchronization, TrueCrypt
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