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Tech musings as a IT end user, admin, beta tester and a Photography buff. Security, Linux, Fedora, Photography, Photo editing tools and frameworks.CONTENT
This web page technicalmoksha.blogspot.com states the following, "Well as the proverbial Phoenix rises from the ashes." We saw that the webpage said " here I am with a blog that I finally plan to update." It also said " This blog would deal with my random tech babbling every now and then. Topics that I will cover would be Photography, Linux, KDE, Windows and Network n Security read updates on random timelines. or out partying, trekking or so on. Thursday, March 14, 2013. Enable best settings for Photographs in Firefox. mode - - - - 2."SEEK SIMILAR DOMAINS
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This is a technical blog of my areas of technical interest. Friday, June 21, 2013. Microsoft FREE eBooks continued! Many thanks to Eric Ligman, here is a third part of the free ebooks. Deployment guide for Office 2013. Deployment guide for SharePoint 2013.
I have been looking at application performance issues in various shapes and forms since I started doing software development around 15 years back. As I moved up the technology value chain, I started getting called into crisis assignments. Basically there was an application in crisis; it was experiencing performance issues.