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Alternative OpenID Module for Drupal

Drupal is one of the first OpenSource content management systems to provide support for OpenID in its core. OpenID is a great concept in that it allows users to share a sign-on amongst websites. For many users and website owners alike, this offers a huge advantage in that it overcomes one of the largest hurdles to user registration, users having to maintain yet another login to yet another website. While OpenID has been adopted by many major service providers, the concept of OpenID is still foreign to many users.

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application/x-gtar iconVersion 1.0 of the alternative OpenID module for Drupal.
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Submitted by bgoines78 on Mon, 10/19/2009 - 08:15
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Crawl, search, and save links on a web site

Sometimes, it may be useful to crawl a site and review all of the links that appear on a site. This capability may be especially useful if you are trying to figure out how your favorite search engine continues to find an obscure URL link that may not have a human readable alias or should be blocked via your Apache configuration or link suppression. The attached script provides exactly that capability. In addition to crawling the links that appear on a site, this script will allow you to save the links retrieved to a file such that you can simply load the saved data rather than crawling the site again for your next query.

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text/plain iconScript to crawl, search, and save links on a web site.
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Submitted by bgoines78 on Sun, 08/23/2009 - 14:35
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RocketFish/Broadcom Bluetooth Adapter on Linux(Ubuntu)

If you purchased a RocketFish USB Bluetooth adapter, you are probably suffering from the same problem that many other users have, namely, the RocketFish USB Bluetooth adapter appears to be configured by the HID module with no apparent Bluetooth support.

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Submitted by bgoines78 on Tue, 08/11/2009 - 21:31
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Genius Pen Tablet F610 on Linux (Ubuntu)

The following tutorial will aid you in setting up your Genius Pen Tablet in Ubuntu Linux. The configuration outlined below configures the tablet to send core events (regular events as if it were a mouse). This means that the tablet will not be constrainted to a single window, but may access the entire active display. On a dual-head configuration,  the pen tablet appears to be constrained to the active screen.

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Submitted by bgoines78 on Fri, 08/07/2009 - 00:57
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