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[NEW PAPER] /-mAlİ/ Ekinin Morfosentaksı: Bilgisayar Derlem Bazlı Araştırma
I just added a new paper to my Academia.edu profile:
/-mAlİ/ EKİNİN MORFOSENTAKSI: BİLGİSAYAR DERLEM BAZLI ARAŞTIRMA
or in English:
MORPHOSYNTAX OF THE TURKISH /-mAlİ/ SUFFIX: COMPUTER CORPUS BASED RESEARCH
Check out the paper by clicking HERE.
You can also see/download some of my other papers at:
https://ukim.academia.edu/OktayAhmed
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[NEW PAPER] Üsküp Türk Ağzında Kip Ekleri
I just added a new paper to my Academia.edu profile:
ÜSKÜP TÜRK AĞZINDA KİP EKLERİ
or in English:
MODAL SUFFIXES IN THE TURKISH DIALECT OF SKOPJE
Check out the paper by clicking HERE.
You can also see/download some of my other papers at:
https://ukim.academia.edu/OktayAhmed
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[NEW PAPER] Makedonya Türk Ağızlarında Şimdiki ve Geniş Zamanın Bugünkü Morfolojik Durumu
I just added a new paper to my Academia.edu profile:
MAKEDONYA TÜRK AĞIZLARINDA ŞİMDİKİ VE GENİŞ ZAMANIN BUGÜNKÜ MORFOLOJİK DURUMU
or in English:
THE PRESENT-DAY SITUATION OF THE PRESENT TENSE AND AORIST IN THE TURKISH DIALECTS IN MACEDONIA
Check out the paper by clicking HERE.
You can also see/download some of my other papers at:
https://ukim.academia.edu/OktayAhmed
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[NEW PAPER] Türkçede Üst Üste Gelen Olumsuzluk Ekiyle Kurulmuş Yapılar: Türkçe Ulusal Derlemi (TUD) Örnekleri
I just added a new paper to my Academia.edu profile:
TÜRKÇEDE ÜST ÜSTE GELEN OLUMSUZLUK EKİYLE KURULMUŞ YAPILAR: TÜRKÇE ULUSAL DERLEMİ (TUD) ÖRNEKLERİ
or in English:
FORMS BUILD WITH CONSECUTIVE DOUBLE PRIVATIVE MARKERS IN TURKISH: EXAMPLES FROM THE TURKISH NATIONAL CORPUS (TNC)
Check out the paper by clicking HERE.
You can also check out my profile at:
http://ukim.academia.edu/OktayAhmed
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How to Connect to BOX.com Cloud Storage on Linux?
As you probably may know, the most Linux-friendly cloud storage is Dropbox. The Linux-client for Dropbox is absolutely fantastic. It cannot be better.
But, what about Box.com? There is no Linux-client yet and probabely never will be.
So, how to connect and synchronize with the Box.com?
If you use Debian based Ubuntu or Mint, than you don’t need a client to connect. IT’s simmilar with other distros, too. WebDAV extension is enough for that. Just open your Nautilus or Nemo or whatever you use as a file manager and click:
File > Connect to Server…
and add these details:
Server: dav.box.com/dav
Type: Secure WebDAV (HTTPS)
User name: <your username for Box.com>
Password: <your password for Box.com>
then check “Remember this password” and click “Connect“.
Your Box.com cloud storage will be mounted as a disk. Whatever you put there, will be synchronized with your cloud.
That’s it 😉
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‘Write Good Or Die’ (Book Recommendation)
Some of the books I read are about the art of writing. As I read a lot, I cannot be easily influenced by a single book. That’s why it’s good to read a lot.
Writing is a creative process. Perhaps everybody can write, but not everybody writes.
From all the books I read about the art of writing, I can warmly recommend ‘Write Good or Die‘, edited by Scott Nicholson, the well-known author. The book is not writen by him, but it is compiled of various articles writen by many famous modern-day writers of bestsellers.
The book is published April 13, 2010.
The Kindle edition is $0.00 (zero US dollars)!!!
Grab your copy HERE for free and enjoy 😉
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My Experience with Lenovo IdeaPad A1-07 Tablet
I got my first tablet Lenovo IdeaPad A1-07 some time ago from http://kupilaptop.com.
After using it for awhile, here are my experiences with it:
- I like the dimensions. It is 7 inch tablet. You can carry it with you everywhere. Definitely, I’ll buy only 7 inch tablets in the future. Ideal proportions!
- When I got the tablet, GPS was not working. I updated to the latest software, but yet it was not working. Then I read on the forums that firstly you should leave the tablet for a long time to detect your position. It lasted few hours! Now, it locates easily.
- Sometimes, it restarts without any reason. This drives me crazy, but that’s it. Take it or leave it. I already bought it and cannot take it back to the store. At least, this is Macedonia. No real customer support here. I wrote to http://kupilaptop.com, but they never answered back, of course.
- Touchscreen is disaster!!! Many times it responds too slowly and sometimes not at all. 1 cm (half an inch) from the edges is the real dead zone. It does not responds there.
- As touchscreen is too slow, keyboard is disaster, too. You cannot write anything serious and anything more than few words. It responds too slow and many times it mixes with ALT characters. I cannot write even longer web addresses. If you try to write more than few words, you’ll have nervous shakedown. Plus, if your type speed is just a normal (not higher), letters block.
- This tablet has no compass. OK, I knew that it doesn’t, but it is ridiculous for tablet to not have a compass.
- It makes you only a light user.
- I cannot find a case (bag) for it here in Macedonia.
- There are no accessories in Macedonia for this tablet.
- Lenovo Shop is nothing but copy of Google’s Play Store. Usually they sell apps there. Not too much free apps to download.
- It costs $199 in foreign countries (some $240 in Macedonia). It’s not too much, but now for the same price you can buy Google’s Nexus 7 tablet.
- It is good for browsing, checking mail and short answers, as well as for some games, too, but definitely is NOT for a serious work.
- You cannot upgrade to higher Android (it is 2.3.4). That sucks, really.
- And finally, it charges 12 (twelve!!!) hours. It is useless while traveling.
CONCLUSION: I will NOT recoment this tablet to anyone to buy it. This was my first Lenovo, ever, but I am done with Lenovo forever!
Bye bye lenovo.com.
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HOW TO Install LEXMARK E232 Printer Driver Under Ubuntu?
This is a short tutorial on how to install Lexmark E232 laser printer driver in Ubuntu or any other Debian-based linux box.
At work I have an old Lexmark E232 printer. I am a hardcore Gnome user under Ubuntu linux. At this moment, I am using the Ubuntu 11.10. As at one point of time I had no other printer available for work, I had to use the old printer. Lexmark is known for its non-linux-friendly printers. After some googling, I realized that there is no working tutorial for this job.
Here is how I solved the problem:
1. Download the printer driver from HERE.
2. Don’t be confused with EXE extension of the downloaded file. It is not a Windows driver. Just rename the file by deleteting “.exe”, so the file ends with “.deb” (without quotation marks).
3. Open the Terminal window (in Linux by pressing the CTRL+ALT+T keys).
3. Change the working directory. For instance, if you downloaded the file to the Downloads folder, then type:
cd ~/Downloads
and hit Enter.
4. Type:
sudo dpkg -i print-drivers-linux-glibc2-x86_5.5.1.deb
Enter your root password and press Enter. When it finishes its job, type consecutively:
cd /usr/local/lexmark
sudo ./setup.lexprint
Follow the instructions and so the driver will be installed.
That’s it 🙂
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