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A collection of 15 FAQs on Atom feed file structure and elements. Clear answers are provided with tutorial samples on Atom feed documents and Atom entry documents; sub-elements of the feed and entry elements; generating contents for id, updated, and link sub-elements.Topics included in this collection are:Are Atom Feed Files XML Documents?How Many Document Types Are Defined for Atom Feed Files?

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The rise of truly mobile computing is a good thing, most would agree. Instead of lugging around heavy racks of gear and a bundle of cables, we might be able to do everything we need to with a laptop and wireless networking. But when you're dependent on a single piece of kit, there's a downside. I've just been trying to get a friend's PowerBook working again, after it failed to power up and the

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So you've been using Linux for a while now and have decided to take the next step. Whether you are looking for a performance increase, added hardware support or even just to enhance your geek cred, compiling your own kernel need not be a horrifying experience. Compiling a kernel has historically been a very involved and, at times, frustratingly hair pulling experience for new Linux users. All

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In a recent interview with TV Tokyo, Bill Gates said that, in the video game industry, Microsoft’s biggest competition is not Sony but Nintendo."The strength of Nintendo on the portable space has been very impressive and surprised a lot of people; and the strength of the Wii; and we see Nintendo as the toughest competition," said Gates. Gates’ statements are not a surprise considering the

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While we might've put down a few of Microsoft's last night Europe exploits as a tad immature, we aren't going to deny the genius here: Microsoft's message to gamers is that the PS3 = the Xbox 360 + £146 in beer money. Of course, such a mental exercise is nothing without a bit of illustration, so Microsoft carted in just that much beer to the offices of the UK's CVG magazine (above) and Auckland,

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pre { overflow: auto; background: rgb(230,230,230); border: solid; border-width: thin; padding: 5px 10px;} For the average home computer user there is no need to install a complex package such as the Internet Software Consortium's BIND DNS or DHCP server, since there are far simpler lower resource tools to use, for example dnsmasq. For those who you wish to learn how to use ISC's BIND and DHCP

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Rasmus Lerdorf, the inventor of PHP, recently headlined the PHPCon East 2003 show at the Park Central Hotel in New York City. Along with a keynote address, Lerdorf ran a session called “tips & tricks.” The following tip is taken from that session. To get additional tips from that session, please visit http://lerdorf.com/nytips.pdf.5 tips for optimizing PHP1) Don't use a regex if you don't have to

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