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Drupal Watchdog 7.01 - Print Issue
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Issue #7.01 (#14): The Business of Drupal: Building a sustainable solution
This issue has something for everyone, whether you are in Drupal for profession or passion. You'll learn new tricks and techinique to save time and improve efficiency. We also bring you insights on site translation, security in code deployment, website access restrictions and more!
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Ubuntu User #28 - Print Issue
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Issue #28 (Spring 2016): Alternatives: Discover the Worlds Beyond Ubuntu
Alternatives – Believe it or not, Ubuntu is not the be-all and end-all of Linux distributions. You may think having hundreds, maybe thousands of distros, is overkill, but when someone, often a group of someones, has put time and effort into developing a new distro, you can be pretty sure it’s for a reason. In this issue of Ubuntu User, you may discover some of those reasons yourself.
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Editorial: Open Source is winning and why this is a bad thing.
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Drupal Watchdog 6.03 - Print Issue
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Issue #6.03 (#13): Security – Lock Down Your Websites
In this issue, our expert contributors have put together a collection of articles focused on security. Topics include user login path customization, identity access management, HTTPS attacks, and much more!
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Drupal Watchdog 6.02 - Print Issue
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Issue #6.02 (#12): Data & Analytics – Google Analytics for Drupal Admins
In this issue, we look at the tools for tracking and analyzing your usage and traffic. We explore the D3 visualization library, tracking user data with the Google Analytics event Tracking API, and much more. Whether you're a novice or an expert, this issue will give you new ideas to build better, faster, more secure, and more expressive Drupal websites.
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Raspberry Pi Geek #15 - Print Issue
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Issue #15: Raspberry Pi Zero: Seriously, a computer for $5?
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We take a first look at the strengths and weaknesses of the tiny new Pi Zero.
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Drupal Watchdog 6.01 (#11) - Print Issue
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Issue #6.01 (#11): Community
In this issue we focus on the Drupal Community and how experts and newbies can get involved. We also look at introducing people to the Drupal Culture as well as the latest about Drupal 8 and pushing the project in the direction of huge enterprises.
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Raspberry Pi Geek #14 - Print Issue
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Issue #14: Raspberry Pi Touchscreen
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We have another issue of projects and information about small-board computers and
their software, as well as microprocessors, sensors, and programming.
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Drupal Watchdog 5.02 (#10) - Print Issue
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Issue #5.02 (#10): Workflow
In this issue we explore a wide variety of Drupal workflows, from efficiently reviewing and publishing your content, to developing and deploying changes to your website's code and all aspects in between.
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Raspberry Pi Geek #12 - Print Issue
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Theme: BPi-R1 a Banana Pi-based server-router
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Welcome to this issue of Raspberry Pi Geek, where we connect small-board computers (SBCs) to the world outside with sensors, Android GUIs, servers, and even a Scratch chat program.
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Raspberry Pi Geek #11 - Print Issue
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PiFace Control and Display
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Put an LCD screen, IR receiver, and buttons on top of your Pi.
The maker movement just keeps getting stronger, and open hardware and software are right in the middle, combining electronics, code, construction kits, and bits and pieces of whatever’s in the spare parts bin to create something new or remake something old. Check out this issue of Raspberry Pi Geek to see what’s new and find cool projects, tips, and tricks.