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The Linux and Unix Menagerie: "BAGBITER 1. n. Equipment or program that fails, usually intermittently. 2.

BAGBITING: adj. Failing hardware or software. "This bagbiting system won't let me get out of spacewar." Usage: verges on obscenity.

Grammatically separable; one may speak of "biting the bag". Synonyms: LOSER, LOSING, CRETINOUS, BLETCHEROUS, BARFUCIOUS, CHOMPER, CHOMPING."

A classic of Linux/Unix humor and a funny fake ad for anxiety medication ...together at last ;)

EnSiTip is an easy-to-use popup dictionary add-on for Firefox. After installing this extension, just hover the mouse on top of an English word and a popup will appear with suggestions of possible Sinhala ...

Today I want to describe some programs which I use everyday and which are really good.This programs are about browsing, calendar, music listening, istant messanging, calls, office and dictionary.

Deskbar is often associated with search and only search. Sure, you can search you files, search Yahoo!, search Del.icio.us, or even search for a word in a dictionary, but did you know that you could DO stuff, too?

Cocktail update has been released. It adds the possibility to disable dictionary and calculator results in Spotlight, improves performance of Pilot scheduler and fixes other bugs discovered in the previous ...

SSH attacks are quite common if you are running SSH on Port 22. Most automated robots try to login as root with various brute force and dictionary combinations to get access to your server.

The following easy steps can help you to harden SSH running on your server.

I frequently use the system-wide floating (contextual) Dictionary application when working in Pages 08 (press Command-Control-D to activate the floating dictionary), but have become very familiar with a nasty bug: sometimes Pages 08 crashes outright when using the floating dictionary.

It happens only when you look up one word, and then drag the cursor to look up additional nearby words -- single word lookups seem to be fine.

I frequently use the system-wide floating (contextual) Dictionary application when working in Pages 08 (press Command-Control-D to activate the floating dictionary), but have become very familiar with a nasty bug: sometimes Pages 08 crashes outright when using the floating dictionary.

It happens only when you look up one word, and then drag the cursor to look up additional nearby words -- single word lookups seem to be fine.

As anyone who has anything to do with [non-Windows] software development knows, GNU’s definition of “free” is “free as in freedom and free as in beer.” But what dictionary did the GPL author(s) use when looking up a definition for “freedom”?