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Nils Luxton has written up a guide you can follow to get the latest (non-production) release of PHP - v5.4.0alpha1 - up and running on your machine in your WampServer instance.

The Open Road: "Most businesses would die without centralized marketing and operations. The Linux kernel, however, thrives under this model."

My GNU/Linux: "Manipulating subtitles was for many years a difficult task to perform in GNU/Linux Operating Systems.

Many steps in the process of ripping, editing and embedding subtitles on a video file were and still are quite complicated."

Shanzai: "However I’d say once you’ve very openly called your partners greedy and jealous then I think it’s unlikely you’ll ever be doing business together again."

Lilliputing: "The chart details which systems have been “officially” tested by developers and reveals what hardware works and what doesn’t."

The Symfony blog has a new post with links to some books to help you work with the latest version of the framework - Symfony 1.3/1.4.

If you’re a Firefox user, you may already be familiar with

A quick check of Twitter confirms it: Facebook is down.

Google has already transitioned GrandCentral users over to Google Voice, and now comes the final step in that move: Google is shuttering the

Linux Magazine: "There are basically three options when talking about encrypting your data on a Linux system.

The options are: (1) encrypting a single file, (2) encrypting a directory (with or without a virtual disk), or (3) encrypting a physical block device."