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MXTabs is a long time web site dedicated to provide guitar/drums/bass tablatures to the musicians community. However, tablatures with no license are illegal, which forced MXTabs to shut down.
But now MXTabs is back and this time with legal tablatures. It is the first tablature web site to offer free and legal tabs.
The process of ‘legalizing’ tablatures can be a little slow however and sometimes you can come across with this:

Currently Not Available

This Guitar tab for “XYZ” is currently not available for display on MXTabs.net. Please check back later as we add additional songs to the site.

Why Isn’t It available?

MXTabs is the first tablature web site to offer free, legal guitar tablature. By legal, we mean that all tablature has gone through a thorough licensing process, usually involving direct licensing with the song’s songwriter, publisher or copyright administrator. As tablature is a derivative of a copyright-protected work, simply displaying tablature for any song without doing due diligence of licensing the song would be a violation both copyright law, as well as a violation of the rights we believe a creator has over his or her own intellectual property.

While attempting to license the tab you are currently trying to view, we have been instructed by the copyright holder that we currently do not have permission to display the tablature for this song. To respect the wishes of the copyright holder, as well as to follow copyright laws, we are unable to currently display the tablature.

Will It Ever Be Available?

Since we are the first tablature community to be attempting to license an entire catalog of tabs, the process of doing so can take some time. We are continually working to gain additional licenses for songs to be displayed on MXTabs, and it is very likely that this tablature will be available in the near future.

What Can I Do To Help?

If you would like to get this song licensed for display on the MXTabs web site, your best approach would be to contact the songwriter, publisher or copyright administrator directly and let them know. Should you decide to do so, we strongly encourage you to do so in a positive way, as your actions are also a representation of the MXTabs community as whole - and our goal is to freely share knowledge while respecting copyright at the same time.

Even though it takes a while to get the licenses I think it’s still worth it, and if you’re a musician you should give it a try. Do it the right way…do it the legal way !
Best luck for MXTabs!

Go to MXTabs.net

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 Loading ... Have you ever wondered where and why the term ‘BUG’, used to indicate a failure in a computer program, was born?

“A software bug (or just “bug”) is an error, flaw, mistake, “undocumented feature”, failure, or fault in a computer program that prevents it from behaving as intended”

Thomas Edison and Grace Hopper are two names that stand out when talking about the etymology of the term ‘Bug’.
Thomas often recurred to the term in his letters to express ‘little faults and difficulties’.

“The invention of the term is often erroneously attributed to Grace Hopper, who publicized the cause of a malfunction in an early electromechanical computer.”

According to Hopper, the cause of the malfunction was an insect.

“Hopper was not actually the one who found the insect, as she readily acknowledged. The operators who did find it (including William “Bill” Burke, later of the Naval Weapons Laboratory, Dahlgren Va.), were familiar with the engineering term and, amused, kept the insect with the notation ‘First actual case of bug being found.’ “

“Bug”

Source: wikipedia.org

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I can honestly say that Fly For Fun (Flyff) is currently the best FREE massive multiplayer online role playing game.
The game has it’s own fantasy theme. You start as a Vagrant, which is a newbie class (I think I can say that) and at lvl 15 you can choose your first job.
There are 4 different options for the first job…Magician (mage), Mercenary (warrior), Assist (healer), and Acrobat (ranger). They all are pretty cool specially Assist I may say.
You keep leveling and at lvl 20 you can finally have, probably one of the most wanted items in the game…the flying broom/board (you can get other stuff, such as flying bikes and carpets, in gpotaro store…but real money here)…and then you can fly…and it’s pretty amazing.
You can make your character unique, since it’s you who choose the stat you want to upgrade each time you level up (stamina, strength, intelligence…). The game also has a pet system which makes you able to have pets like dragons and unicorns to help you in battle.
At lvl 60 you can choose your second job. This second job is probably the big objective in the game, since your character gets even more powerfull…you’re elite.
The game graphics are also pretty damn good with a ‘cartoon-manga style’ xD , and the in-game music it’s awesome…it really gets you into it.
Of course the game is not perfect…some things that bother me is that there isn’t much to do and you can get a bit tired after playing the game for a while. The equipment is also very limited (unless you buy unique equipment at gpotato store) and sometimes you can feel like everyone looks the same.
However, you can get pretty addicted to the game and really have fun. If you don’t know it just give it a try…I think you won’t regret it.
To get more information about the game and see a list with the full in-game features, visit the official site at flyff.gpotato.com.

Total rating: 8/10

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What are Crwld Libraries?
Crwld Libraries are a collection of free and open source C libraries.
They are simple and easy to use.

Available Libraries:

- crmath.h 1.0.0 (download | documentation)
Description: math related libraries. Currently, there are functions to calculate the maximum, minimum, sum, and average of an array of numbers. There’s also two sorting functions, one sorts an array into descending order and the other into ascending order.

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 Loading ... So the last post was about accessing your Windows files in Linux. This one is about accessing your Linux files in Windows.
In this case it’s pretty simple…however in Windows we have a few limitations (really?).
All you have to do is…nothing. DiskInternals Linux Reader will do everything for you. However, you are only able to read (I guess that’s why they call it Linux Reader) from the partition, what means you can not write to it.

First of all, DiskInternals Linux Reader is absolutely free. Secondly, the program provides for read-only access and does not allow you to make records in Ext2/Ext3 file system partitions. This guarantees that the interference in an alterative file system will not affect the work of Linux later. Apart from this, it is necessary to note, that it gives you an opportunity to use common Windows Explorer for extracting data.

So now you are able to view and extract your Linux files in Windows.
I think it’s great really, even though you can not write. It’s freeware and it just makes it very easy for us to get files from Linux to Windows.
You can get more information and download the program at: diskinternals.com

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So…you have a dual boot of Windows and Debian and you want to mount a Windows partition in your Debian distro, so that you are able to access windows files and folders?
First of all, you need to know where your Windows partition is. To do this run the following command in your terminal as root:

fdisk -l

You’ll see a list whit all your partitions. Usually, the Windows partition is the first one. In my case it’s /dev/hda1.
Now, we create a new directory in Debian to mount our Windows partition. Again, as root:

mkdir /mnt/windows

And finally, we mount our partition:

mount /dev/hda1 /mnt/windows -t ntfs -w

You can run “man mount” to a learn some more about the mount command.
If you wish to unmount it:

umount /mnt/windows

And it’s done. You can now access your Windows files and folders in your Debian system.
This may also work with other GNU/Linux distributions.

If you prefer, you can also download the following bash script to mount your partition for you:

mount_win.sh (right click -> save as)

Don’t forget to change “/dev/hda1” to your Windows partition and “/mnt/windows” if you wish to create the partition in a different directory.
To run it just navigate to the directory where you saved it and do “. mount_win.sh” as root.

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If you’re facing the problem of your touchpad mouse being too slow in your linux distribution then here is your solution (it worked for me and a few other people). This was tested in Debian but may also work in other linux distributions.
All you have to do is to edit your xorg.conf file and add the following (don’t forget to create a backup):

Section “InputDevice”
Identifier “Synaptics Touchpad”
Driver “synaptics”
Option “SendCoreEvents” “true”
Option “Device” “/dev/input/psaux” (or whatever you have here)
Option “Protocol” “auto-dev”
Option “ZAxisMapping” “4 5″
Option “Emulate3Buttons” “on”
Option “SHMConfig” “on”
Option “LeftEdge” “85″
Option “RightEdge” “1010″
Option “TopEdge” “85″
Option “BottomEdge” “730″
Option “FingerLow” “25″
Option “FingerHigh” “30″
Option “MaxTapTime” “180″
Option “MaxTapMove” “220″
Option “VertScrollDelta” “100″
Option “MinSpeed” “0.10″
Option “MaxSpeed” “0.45″
Option “AccelFactor” “0.2″
Option “HorizScrollDelta” “0″
EndSection

This should do the trick
If you don’t know how to edit your xorg.conf file then here is a possible way of doing it:

1- Open your terminal, login as root, and navigate to /etc/X11.
2- Now, you can use Vi (text editor, usually already installed) to edit the file in the console. Just write vi xorg.conf. Now you are able to edit the file. Save it and you’re done.
If you do not know how to work with Vi you can check this link or try other editor.
3- Reboot so the system loads the new configuration and you should now have a faster touchpad.
You can also edit speed values at your need.

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