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A Foss enthusiast. Follow me at @ijeyanthan on twitter

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How to Use Facebook through the Command Line
A majority of Linux users prefer sticking to their terminal rather than accessing through a GUI for most of their daily tasks. Have you ever wondered whether there is any way to access Facebook from terminal? The answer is Yes... Now, its possible to access Facebook from the terminal.
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FSF's Campaigns for Free Software Adoption and Development
Did you know about Free Software Foundation before. If not, here is a brief intro about that. The Free Software Foundation (FSF) is a nonprofit corporation with a worldwide mission to promote computer user freedom and to defend the rights of all free software users. This organisation is founded by Richard Stallmam in 1985.
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How to Install Rabbit VCS in Ubuntu | A Graphical VCS Tool equivalent to Tortoise SVN for use in Ubuntu
Are you a developer using Linux? Do you use a Version Control Software like SVN / GIT/ Mercurial ? Do you feel bored of sticking with command line client tool and looking for a Graphical tool like Tortoise SVN for Windows?
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How to create a Google Chrome Extension - For Beginners - Basics [Part 2]
Here is our second part on "How to create a Google Chrome extension". Last time we made a basic "hello world" chrome extension. This time we will be going to the innards of a real world Google Chrome extension to see how things will work in real time.
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How to create a Google Chrome Extension - For Beginners - Basics [Part 1]
Ever wanted to know how to create a Google chrome extension?  If you do, then have a look at our small HOWTO tutorial on How to build a Chrome browser Plugin. This basic tutorial walks you through the various steps in creating a simple extension to build a simple "Hello, World" extension in about 5 minutes.
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