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Submission + - How To Resize ext3 Partitions Without Losing Data

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hausmasta
hausmasta writes: "This article is about resizing ext3 partitions without losing data. It shows how to shrink and enlarge existing ext3 partitions and how to merge two ext3 partitions. This can be quite useful if you do not use LVM and you realize that your existing partitioning does not meet your actual needs anymore.

http://www.howtoforge.com/linux_resizing_ext3_part itions"
Portables (Apple)

Submission + - iBook G4 logic board fix

Submitted by beelsebob
beelsebob writes: Very well known is the iBook G3 logic board failure issue, however, less well known is that iBook G4s have been failing with the same symptoms almost as regularly. The G4 variant of the laptop is not covered by Apple's logic board repair program, thus if it dies, it's dead. Or so we thought, until recently. An enterprising guy has posted a fix for the problem that works simply by sticking a tiny bit of plastic under a chip.
Security

Submission + - mIRC commanding troops in afghanistan

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Maarten van Assen
Maarten van Assen writes: "On his blog, Joep Gommers writes to share some insight into the communication systems used in the war in Afghanistan. It turns out mIRC is used within a system called CENTRIXS as a chat program to facilitate Command and Control over US troops. With all the talk about cybercrime and cyberwarfare, seems me might still win the war with scriptkiddies :) http://joep.gommers.googlepages.com/"
Announcements

Submission + - Older Passengers May Suffer More from Jet Lag

Submitted by JusticeISaid
JusticeISaid writes: The Washington Post is running a story today about a recent study by University of Virginia researchers which suggests that older passengers may suffer more from jet lag than younger ones. The research methodology involved advancing or retarding the exposure to light of laboratory mice; this produced a significantly higher rate of mortality among older mice than younger ones. The study also confirmed the widely held belief that it is more difficult to adjust to crossing time zones on Eastbound flights than when flying West. The Post article suggests that passengers flying from North America to Europe try to throttle their exposure to light on arrival — but the only sure fix is to travel by ship. No doubt it's also a good idea to leave your aging pet mice at home.

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