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Really Amazing Photoshop Tutorials – Mind Blowing Photoshop Techniques
16 December 2009Posted by
NAIDU
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Looking for the best Photoshop tutorials for some graphic design inspiration? Photoshop tutorial websites are growing exponentially, some good and some rather bad, here you will find the very best out there from unique and very talented designers.
Tips & Tricks in GIMP for Amazing Photo Effects
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The Gimp is a free open source image editing application that can do many things to suit your needs, whether they be making a gig poster for a local concert, or touching up a few family photos, the Gimp can do it. Here is a top 40 list of Gimp tutorials hand selected by Gimper and SGlider12 that will help you to add many new Gimp design techniques to your arsenal.
10 Excellent Open Source and Free Alternatives to PhotoShop
14 December 2009Posted by
NAIDU
Adobe Photoshop is a given in any designer’s wish list, and it comes with a host of features that allow for excellent and professional photo editing. The biggest obstacle to any designer who wants Photoshop is the price, which can be prohibitive. Fortunately there are a number of open source (and completely free) programs out there that do much of what Photoshop can, and sometimes more.
In this collection, you will find 10 excellent examples of open source and free alternatives to Adobe Photoshop.
Google Public DNS Servers
08 December 2009Posted by
NAIDU
Google has announced the launch of their free DNS resolution service. Many ISPs and 3rd party provider such as OpenDNS snoops around or send traffic to ad servers. However, Google promises not to play with end users and send the exact response his or her computer expects without performing any blocking, filtering, or redirection that may hamper a user's browsing experience. In other words Google will not hijacking your traffic on non-existent domain name and it will follow strict RFC standard.
Set Caching DNS Server
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Q. How do I set caching dns server to speed up dns lookup for my LAN (500 PC)? The DNS lookups creating a lot of network activity. There are a few times when this causes performance issues. How do I configure caching dns under Debian Linux?
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