http://oktayahmed.com/blog1 Blog of Dr. Oktay AHMED Tue, 17 Jun 2008 20:32:04 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en These instructions are tested under Ubuntu 7.10, but probabely they work on other versions of Ubuntu or other Linux distros, too. Before starting, perhaps you'll want to backup your ~/.mozilla folder, first. Just copy (drag-n-drop) it to any other folder. So, open the Terminal or something similar, and type instructions given bellow ... http://oktayahmed.com/blog1/?p=18 I installed a windows optimizer, as my laptop went too slow. It did wonderful job, but after rebooting, I saw that there are no arrows on the shortcuts on my desktop. As my desktop is 90% full with various icons, this was very bad for me. To be honest, for ... http://oktayahmed.com/blog1/?p=10 Unfortunately, last few weeks this blog was under heavy attack of spammers. There were 5000 comments (read: spams) for the posts here. Akismet (the spam protection for Wordpress) was not activated, so I had to delete all of them manualy. I cleaned for 3 (three) days!!! During this operation, I also deleted ... http://oktayahmed.com/blog1/?p=9 Please light a (single) candle for the innocent victims of online child abuse, by signing the petition here. http://oktayahmed.com/blog1/?p=7 [youtube]BmqRUjUvhqw[/youtube] September 7, 2006. Pet Shop Boys in Skopje, Macedonia. Est 50,000 visitors. http://oktayahmed.com/blog1/?p=6 I always hated to read health columns, posts, articles, books, etc. I think that the healthiest way to be healthy is not to read anything about health :) As Mark Twain once again said: Be careful about reading health books. You may die of a misprint. Enjoy the life, not articles. http://oktayahmed.com/blog1/?p=5 During communist-era Yugoslavia, there was a cheer: "After Tito - Tito". But, as one German woman said many years before, "Tito kaput, Yugoslavia kaput". There was no another Tito after Tito. Tito's values were discontinued in his own country, Yugoslavia. The result was, many bloody wars. These days one of the top topics ... http://oktayahmed.com/blog1/?p=4 The verb "evetle-" is used in Turkish dialect of Skopje (Macedonia) as equivalent for "haste, hurry". At first look, it seems that it's consisted of two morphemes: evet+ (noun root) +le- (denominative suffix for verbalization) "evet" means "yes" in Turkish. So, there is no link between "yes" and "haste, hurry". The only explanation is ... http://oktayahmed.com/blog1/?p=3