We all know how Google tracks everything we search and tries to feed us with different ads and what not. If you don’t like the ideea that Google tracks what you search and the links you click on (and associates that info with your account) then you came to the right place.
How to disable nouveau drivers in Linux Mint 12
02.19.2012, No Comments, Linux, Linux Mint, Ubuntu, by brian.Although this tutorial has been verified only on Linux Mint 12 it could also work on previous versions of Linux Mint or on Ubuntu versions that have the nouveau drivers installed by default.
First of all you must clone the repository using the https URL that looks something like this: https://username@github.com/username/project.git. For that URL you will have read-write permissions.
So you made some changes to the files and now you want to push the changes but receive the following error:
error: The requested URL returned error: 403 while accessing https://username@github.com/username/project.git/info/refs
fatal: HTTP request failed
This error occurs because you cannot authenticate with the server. Make sure that when you are prompted for the password, you use the password from your github account (yes, the one you use to login to github).
Hope this helps.
When installing Minitube through the Software Center you will probably have trouble watching videos with it. So if Minitube does not work on your system then you came to the right place.
As you probably know, to install the Nvidia drivers for Linux you need to stop the x server. To stop the x server in Linux Mint 12 (or maybe other linux distros that use Gnome 3) you must run the following command:
sudo service lightdm stop
To start the interface all you need to do is replace “stop” with “start” in the previous command:
sudo service lightdm start
So there you go, that’s how you stop and start the x server in Linux Mint 12. Hope this helps.
How to set up Subversion on Debian
12.07.2011, No Comments, Linux, Debian, Linux Mint, Ubuntu, by brian.How to set up Apache + FastCGI + PHP5 + suEXEC on Debian
10.06.2011, No Comments, Linux, Debian, Linux Mint, Ubuntu, by brian.
Many tutorials on the internet I followed had incomplete explanations or they didn’t work at all. Anyway I managed to found a tutorial (which I will reference at the end of this tutorial) that partially worked, well at least until I figured out what it was missing.
For this tutorial I used Debian 6.0.1 with the files from the repository.
The ideea for this setup is to use another user instead of www-data to access the server files.
If you got here, you are probably wondering what is the difference between array_replace() and array_merge().
In this tutorial I will try to explain how you can use regex to match certain strings (eg: a link).
To match a link you can use this regular expression
/\b(href=\”)(([\w\W\d\D\S][^\">])+)(\”)/
which will match
href=”any_link_wihtout_double_quote”
Full tutorial coming soon…