1. WineStarted in 1993, Wine is an open source project. The project is developed and maintained by the community under the coordination of Alexandre Julliard.

1. Limit Bed RestStudies show that people with short-term low-back pain who rest feel more pain and have a harder time with daily tasks than those who stay active.

In the world of Bitcoin, the fastest way to get the electronic currency is still face to face. But such meetings can bring serious risks of their own. My own experience went very well, and I was able to learn about some potential red flags when doing in-person Bitcoin transactions.

It's not uncommon to see old cars being driven around in Malaysia. Some are better kept than others but what cars are on our streets because they are truly reliable and which ones are only still around because their owners would have to pay someone to take them? Here we look at the five most reliable cars in Malaysia in no particular order.

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 18 — Banning non-Muslims from calling God “Allah” is tantamount to “syirik”, which refers to the sin of practicing idolatry or polytheism and is an unforgivable crime in Islam, respected Islamic scholar and former Perlis Mufti Datuk Dr Asri Zainul Abidin has warned Muslims.

Creating a Windows 7-style Ubuntu Ubuntu's default desktop is clean, but not very Windows-like.To be completely honest, Ubuntu's default Unity desktop may be slick and pretty, but it isn’t the most configurable Linux environment around. The taskbars running the top and left sides of its screen are locked in place and can’t be moved whatsoever. Unity is still fairly flexible, however, and some basic—for Linux—tweaks can give it some of that old Windows 7 charm.

In 1913, a man named C.E. Inglis looked at a thin plate of glass (?) with an elliptical hole in the middle in a new and different way. Theoretically, the plate was infinitely large and the hole very small in comparison. The plate was pulled at both ends perpendicular to the ellipse.

7 Most Surprising Places You Will Find Linux!    Did you know that Linux milks cows, runs a motorcycle and makes coffee too?  Rate this news:   (1 Votes)Thursday, October 17, 2013:  Open source and specifically Linux isn't all about license or a coding methodology, it has already begun to sprout up everywhere apart from just your computer systems and applications. Here's a compilation of some of the more surprising places you'll find your beloved operating system. 

The famous showman P.T. Barnum said, “There’s a sucker born every minute.” Sadly, there are just as many people who want to take advantage of them.