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Category Archives: How-To
Google to Owncloud, Contacts and Calendar
When you have OwnCloud managing your files, you might also want it to start managing your contacts and calendar. When I set it up, I was not sure how well the syncing would be but it ended up being efficient … Continue reading
Posted in Android Apps, How-To, LG G3, Nextcloud/OwnCloud
Tagged caldav, calendar, carddav, contacts, google, Google Calendar, Google Contacts, sync, thunderbird
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Eclipse Luna Dark Theme on Linux Mint
Update 2 (4/6/2015): The best theme that seems to work flawlessly is “delorean-dark”. Be sure to select it for Desktop and Control in the Themes section. There are many themes are close but this one seems the best all around. … Continue reading
Posted in How-To, Linux
Tagged dark theme, eclipse, Linux, Linux Mint, luna, nightfall, themes, tips
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Hard Drive from Linux (Disable Hybrid Shutdown)
On dual-boot computers, Linux computers are usually able to see and have write access to the Windows hard drive. This is useful for transferring files between the operating systems. With Windows 8 and 8.1, Windows added a quick boot feature … Continue reading
Posted in How-To, Linux, Windows
Tagged dual boot, Hard drive, hybrid shutdown, Linux, Linux Mint, tips, Troubleshooting, Windows
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Consolidating your weight information
I have used a few different weight and calorie tracking apps over the years. Specifically, I have used MyFitnessPal, LoseIt, and Noom. As I have moved between these apps, seeing your weight across them is difficult and not supported directly. … Continue reading
Posted in Android Apps, How-To
Tagged consolidate data, csv, export data, graph, LoseIt, moving average, MyFitnessPal, Noom, Spreadsheet, weight loss
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Windows 8 to 8.1 upgrade but updates not downloading
To upgrade from Windows 8 to Windows 8.1, you need to install all of the Windows 8 updates before you can install Windows 8.1 from the Windows Store. Two ways to install updates Update Center Move your mouse to the … Continue reading
SSH to your machine from outside your home
If nothing is getting returned, you need a server. You can install a good one called openssh-server… Continue reading
Posted in How-To, Linux
Tagged ip address, openssh, openssh-server, port 22, server, ssh
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Rooting the LG G3
Since CyanogenMod is not ready yet for the LG G3, most users will be stuck with the stock OS for some time until CyanogenMod is ready. Until then, a good way to get by is to root one’s phone so you … Continue reading
Posted in How-To, LG G3
Tagged Android, apk, application, cell phone, CyanogenMod, LG G3, root, Stump Root, xda-developers
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Flash Player for Browsers on Linux
there are different solutions to get a flash player installed into your browser Continue reading
Posted in How-To, Linux
Tagged Adobe Flashplayer, Browser, Chrome, Chromium, Firefox, Flash, flashplugin, pepper flash, pepperflashplugin, sudo
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Mounting encrypted Linux hard drive with Live USB
Your MOUNT pass-phrase is the one we just got. Enter it! Continue reading
Posted in How-To, Linux
Tagged Data recovery, Encryption, Linux, Linux Mint, Live USB
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CyanogenMod nightly updates causes breakage
reboot your phone into recover mode and factory reset the phone Continue reading
Posted in CyanogenMod, How-To, Samsung Galaxy S3
Tagged Airplane Mode, Android, CyanogenMod, Factory Reset, Nightly build, Recovery, Samsung Galaxy S3
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Owncloud and an external hard drive
Rather, we are going to create a mount point and not a symbolic link. Continue reading
Posted in How-To, Linux, Nextcloud/OwnCloud
Tagged Fix, Hard drive, mount, owncloud, symbolic link
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Upgrading from Linux Petra to Qiana
If you followed my previous blog post of going from 15 to 16, well I am back with 16 to 17! https://manandkeyboard.wordpress.com/2014/04/09/upgrading-from-linux-mint-15-to-16/ This time I am following another great blog posted online: http://www.yourownlinux.com/2014/06/how-to-upgrade-to-linux-mint-17-qiana-from-linux-mint-16-petra.html Do your backup of files. The author … Continue reading
Autistici email on smartphones
if you use an email account hosted on autistici.org, there are some extra steps that are easy Continue reading
Posted in Android Apps, How-To
Tagged Android, Email, IMAP, K-9 Mail, tips, tutorial
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OwnCloud, 403 Forbidden, and Shared Folder
403 Forbidden. That is a webserver’s way of telling someone does not have permission to a file or folder they are trying accessing. When I saw this in an OwnCloud desktop sync client, I was confused because the user should … Continue reading