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Comment on How to Install Linux on an External Hard Drive by Ghis1964

Ghis1964 — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 05:37:36 +0000

Thx;)

This I’ll definitely try. It doesn’t need much more than a small quick 40GB HDD to run.

This makes a great portable OS and doesn’t mess up windows booting.

I don’t see why linux resellers wouldn’t give that option. It should in top10 of linux’s forum topics at least.

Comment on MSN Live.com Sending Referrer Spam? by suffi

suffi — Thu, 24 Jun 2010 20:09:07 +0000

my website traffic dropped down EXTREMLY,, after i launched the new CMS over my site…
whats the reason, any advice appreciate
http://www.irtouring.com is my iran tour site

Comment on Is Spyware Stealing Your Domain Names? by Josh

Josh — Fri, 21 May 2010 08:09:17 +0000

@Lilian I'm interested in researching what happened. Could you send me detailed info? What were the names and what day and time did you register them (or at least the first one)? contact form

Comment on Is Spyware Stealing Your Domain Names? by Lilian

Lilian — Fri, 21 May 2010 07:49:52 +0000

hi everybody, here is what goes on, the registering website has a kind of software that has a predictive nature. Right now I was using moniker.com to register 10 domain names. For example if I registered the domain weightlossinfo.com, when I try another domain like musclebuildinginfo.com which is the same pattern as the weightlossinfo.com, the software recognizes the pattern that I have used and when I try to use it one more time, the dotcom site is taken by their affiliate for auction. I did this on several domain names and realized that they track the pattern you use to come up with the domain name and they direct you to their affiliate auction site. I wrote a ticket to moniker.com and told them that their behavior is disgusting to practice this. Godaddy does the same and we should not use these kind of companies. I wrote to them that this was my last time to work with them and I am planning to transfer the websites when they are due. The word should go out and the should be boycott so they learn that it will hurt their business.

Comment on Google Search URL Parameters by Josh

Josh — Sun, 21 Mar 2010 07:34:27 +0000

I would start here:

Comment on Google Search URL Parameters by Nikhil K

Nikhil K — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 08:00:39 +0000

thank you for google search url parameters.
can i have the same for yahoo and bing??

Comment on Why You Shouldn’t Trust Google by The City of Topeka, Kansas Prostrates Themselves to Google - Pocket SEO

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Comment on Why You Shouldn’t Trust Google by Recent Computer Attacks on Google Proove a Point: Over-collection of Personal Data is Dangerous - Pocket SEO

Mon, 22 Feb 2010 04:09:52 +0000

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Comment on How to Install Linux on an External Hard Drive by halfmoon

halfmoon — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 23:32:03 +0000

Update–contacted Toshiba support found out how to create the recovery disk inside windows. A bit different than what i was formally used to…guess its my fault for not being on top of technology….lol..thanks toshiba..

Comment on How to Install Linux on an External Hard Drive by halfmoon

halfmoon — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 22:40:08 +0000

Well>basically i have the same problems you guys are having. But atleast you didnt get screwed like me. When i bought my laptop the recovery partition installed was apparently for a different version of windows and i cannot recover a mb because of it. So now im deciding whether to jam back to BB and return my overpriced hunk of toshiba that has no recovery disks and the wrong fricken partition installed. –note–My Asus laptop from before came with all recovery disks–Thank you ASUS!!! Oh and i cannot for the life of me get the wireless to work, compiling RTL drivers to no avail, even ndiswrapper fails…basically reading in forums in other places people have been having the same problems with the Satellites trying to get linux distros up on em. I wish microsoft would quit being such a prick with the way they setup and desighn they’re systems.

All ranting aside,
I also tried 3 different ways to install linux. The first worked with ubuntu creating the live cd. But as stated before wireless is dead, so i eth0′ed it which works.

But, i seem to run into the 2 problems. 1 Recovering the MBR no go since problem stated above ie (wrong windows version recovery partition)=Cannot delete ubuntu or grub out of MBR now. And…in ubuntu no external hard drive showing up. Go to windows looked for it found it, installed ubuntu on external hard drive. Fails to boot windows locks it out and boots up instead. Now i know the problem could be with the way i compiled the installation. BUT, i auto it from the ubuntu live cd and it should work considering i got everything to work on the mini NB200 i had b4 from TOSHIBA…the only piece of equipment i have gotten to work without problems –minus sound drivers– That was 32 bit based, my new system is 64 bit based. Everything just seemed to work on the 32 bit based system i had but on this new 64 bit based system everything seems to just NOT work…wonder what the deal is…

Can anyone point out something i might be able to do to get things working b4 i take this thing back?