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            <title>Apple Mac-iWork Numbers: How to Open Tab Delimited CSV Files</title>
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            <description>Google adsense and many other programs export data into tab delimited CSV files. Numbers will not open these files with the correct formatting. However, with some minor preparation, Numbers will open the files perfectly.-H3Google adsense and many other programs export data into tab delimited CSV files.  Numbers will not open these files with the correct formatting.  However, with some minor preparation, Numbers will open the files perfectly./H3PThe problem is honestly not iWork's Numbers program.  The problem </description>
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            <description>Google adsense and many other programs export data into tab delimited CSV files. Numbers will not open these files with the correct formatting. However, with some minor preparation, Numbers will open the files perfectly.-H3Google adsense and many other programs export data into tab delimited CSV files.  Numbers will not open these files with the correct formatting.  However, with some minor preparation, Numbers will open the files perfectly./H3PThe problem is honestly not iWork's Numbers program.  The problem </description>
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            <description>Google adsense and many other programs export data into tab delimited CSV files. Numbers will not open these files with the correct formatting. However, with some minor preparation, Numbers will open the files perfectly.-H3Google adsense and many other programs export data into tab delimited CSV files.  Numbers will not open these files with the correct formatting.  However, with some minor preparation, Numbers will open the files perfectly./H3PThe problem is honestly not iWork's Numbers program.  The problem </description>
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            <title>Internet-HowTo: Reboot the Apache Server Safely</title>
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            <description>What do you do when you server freezes? This explains the safest steps for rebooting your apache webserver.-H3What do you do when you server freezes?  This explains the safest steps for rebooting your apache webserver./H3PWe've all been there.  You try to access your site and nothing works.  You can ping and login through your shell, but apache isn't spitting out any info.  Here is how to fix it.b</description>
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            <description>What do you do when you server freezes? This explains the safest steps for rebooting your apache webserver.-H3What do you do when you server freezes?  This explains the safest steps for rebooting your apache webserver./H3PWe've all been there.  You try to access your site and nothing works.  You can ping and login through your shell, but apache isn't spitting out any info.  Here is how to fix it.b</description>
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            <title>Programming-PHP: Break apart strings with explode</title>
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            <description>PHP has a wonderful built-in function to break apart a string using substring separators. This recipe describes the use of the explode() function.-H3PHP has a wonderful built in function to break apart a string using substring separators.  This recipe describes the use of the explode() function./H3PThe explode function breaks a string into an array of strings using another string as a seprator.  For example, the stringbr /br /div </description>
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            <description>PHP has a wonderful built-in function to break apart a string using substring separators. This recipe describes the use of the explode() function.-H3PHP has a wonderful built in function to break apart a string using substring separators.  This recipe describes the use of the explode() function./H3PThe explode function breaks a string into an array of strings using another string as a seprator.  For example, the stringbr /br /div </description>
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            <title>UNIX-ZFS: Set or create a filesystem quota</title>
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            <description>Quotas limit the amount of disk space a filesystem can use. The traditional model of filesystems has changed with ZFS because of the introduction of pools. Each pool (which can be made up of a disk slice, a whole disk, or several disks) can have a jaw-dropping big number of filesystems created in a hierarchial manner. This recipe describes the use of quotas with ZFS.-H3Quotas limit the amount of disk space a filesystem can use.  The traditional model of filesystems has changed with ZFS because of the introduction of pools.  Each pool (which can be made up of a disk slice, a whole disk, or several disks) can have a jaw dropping big number of filesystems created</description>
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