My name is Massimo, I live in Italy but my hearth resides in the Philippines since 1997.
blog walking…
wow? really? u lov philippines? i’m from phil.! heheh
Hi Maxx, I have a proposal and wondering if you would be interested.
My blog is gradually reaching its growth stage and I’m thinking if you would want to join me as a co writer. I would be happy to have you on board and waiting to hear what you think. Do not use the email on this form but rather send me a DM on twitter at twitter.com/sinaisix or via the blog it self. I have also added you on Facebook but yet to receive a confirmation from you. Thanks
I like eating remote controls!
Greetings from Enschede.NL, Have a nice weekend.
visit 4 u again. keep visiting me also friend.
Nice blogging. Liked it vry much.
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Hai Friends Blogwalking,Follow Me Please..!! 
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jz visiting… plz visit back… thx! 
ke blog anda balas ya
Hey, no worries. Thanks for the shout.
Hey… blogwalking. Visit back!
Passing bye . Just blogwalking . Have a nice day!
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Hope all is well
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In spite of my first impressions after some weeks of real use my desktop computer seems to be slowed down by the latest Ubuntu upgrade. The system is still functional but, while using some application, like Firefox, it starts loosing in fluidity. I so decided to try changing the desktop manager installing XFCE in place of Gnome.
Installation
Installing XFCE on Ubuntu is just a one-command matter:
sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop
I suppose it happened almost everybody to have some digital photo accidentally deleted from a memory card. It happened to me some days ago, after a power failure, I discovered the photos I was moving from the camera already had disappeared from the memory card but never had been saved on the hard disk.
The undelete process
The memory card, fortunately, did no suffer any damage during the power failure. Following instructions on this Ubuntu community documentation page I installed foremost:
sudo apt-get install foremost
then I executed it
sudo foremost -i /dev/sdc1 -o /recovery/foremost
“/dev/sdc1” is the card reader device .
The program extracted all previously deleted in the output directory all neatly separated, by file type, in different folders.
