How To Get Editable Text From A Book Or PDF Files of Images
This article is mainly for webmasters and users of the Linux Operating system who want to post articles from books or hard to read PDF files.
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The CFR – Illuminati – Federal Reserve – Rothschild – Vatican Connection
The CFR would control the Empire’s finance, government, industry, religion, education, and press. No one could be elected to the presidency of the United States without the Council’s consent, as the office would be a tool for the Archbishop of New York to subject to the vicar of Christ in Rome.
Continue reading →California Fires – What We Know – By Ralph Epperson
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I think the similarities between the Lahaina fire on Maui in August 2023, and the fires now in southern California are too great to ignore. And I believe Ralph Epperson is an honest credible historian and researcher.
Continue reading →The Navy’s Negative Reaction To Bill Cooper Reporting a UAP
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This is an account of Bill Cooper’s experience in the Navy seeing what he called a flying saucer while on the USS Tiru, a Balao-class submarine. The interesting part of Cooper’s testimony is not especially what he and two others saw, but the Navy’s negative reaction to it!
Continue reading →Opus Dei’s Influence Over Governments
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Opus Dei pursues the Vatican’s agenda through the presence of its members in secular governments and institutions and through a vast array of academic, medical, and grassroots pursuits. Its constant effort is to increase its presence in civil institutions of power.
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James Japan Website SSL Issues – Fixed!
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2Update: It’s now March 12, 2:30 pm in Guam and the SSL issue has been resolved! An hour ago I went back to the control panel and was allowed to enable the free SSL certificate option. 🙂 It’s March 11, 8:20 AM Guam time, and I am still having problems with SSL since March 8th. The hosting company of this website, Ipage, changed their policy for providing me a free … Continue reading →
Hardware Upgrade from a Dell Inspiron 1545 to a Dell Latitude 7480
It’s been a while since I posted anything related to PC on this website. I love to share useful information and I think some visitors to this website will appreciate this. For a little more than two years I had been using a Dell Inspiron 1545 laptop to update this website. It has a Pentium CPU, 4 gigabytes of DDR2 RAM. Some websites such as Facebook loaded very very slowly … Continue reading →
A Method to Retrieve Data From a Failing Hard Disk
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Article first published on Aug. 29, 2015. One of the hard disks on my Desktop PC failed (probably due to heat), the one with all my data which was the Linux /home partition. To make matters worse, after buying a new HDD and installing Fedora Linux, by mistake during the installation process I deleted the main backup of that data which was on the second hard disk!! I could only … Continue reading →
How to Install Elementary Pantheon Desktop on Fedora
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My Pantheon Desktop on Fedora Updated January 18, 2018. I first wrote this article for Fedora 25 but it works for later versions of Fedora as well. I’m currently using Fedora 27. I read on a blog that the Pantheon Desktop was available for Fedora, and that it was a simple GUI that imitated the Mac OS interface. This is what I did to install it: 1. After logging into … Continue reading →
Adventure fixing Windows Update / Antivirus database update errors and security certificate errors
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On June 15 I went to help my friend George with his PC problems. His Windows 7 PC would start with a multitude of error messages, and no programs would run! Windows update would not work, the antivirus software would not update or scan a drive when prompted to, and browsing to any website with an https protocol would generate a security certificate error! And even when I accepted the … Continue reading →
WordPress Webmaster Woes
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On February 20th for some reason or another after using a utility to clean up this website from junk code, each and every page and post was deleted! Whether it was a bug in the utility, or perhaps a malicious attack by a hacker, I cannot say. I was able to restore most of the pages and posts from a backup file, but I lost several days work, 4 posts … Continue reading →
Upgrade to Fedora Linux 21
I had been using Fedora version 20 for most of year 2014. Fedora 21 was a welcome change for a few reasons. I didn’t need to install the Nvidia video card driver. In Fedora 20 without this driver, the GPU fan would spin at top speed and was really noisy. With the driver the spinning would slow down just moments before the login screen would pop up. But with Fedora … Continue reading →
ASUS MEMO Pad 7 Model ME572C Review
A photo of the October 2014 model of Asus Memo Pad 7 taken with its front camera – a selfie of itself that shows the selfie of itself! I gave my Google Nexus 7 (2012) Tablet to my wife so she could use it while in America for our daily Skype visits. I searched for a new tablet that had all the same features as the Nexus 7 2013 model … Continue reading →
WordPress Security: Checking for backdoors
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1This website and 8 other websites on the server were going off line from time to time. Upon investigation I found all the PHP files of the WordPress installation were deleted! At first I thought a hacker deleted the files. I re-installed the WordPress installation, the theme and all the plugins (a whole day’s work for 9 websites!) but a few weeks later the sites went down again. All the … Continue reading →
Move from Linux Mint 16 to Fedora 20
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For those of you who have been following my Linux posts, you know that I have been a Fedora user since February of 2005 with Fedora Core 3. I tried Ubuntu from time to time but always had problems. However in the middle of last year 2013 I moved to Ubuntu based Linux Mint 15 preferring it over Fedora 19. For some reason I couldn’t figure out the Fedora 19 … Continue reading →
How the NSA has hacked YOUR PC
In spite of the fact there are a lot of tips on the Internet about how to protect your PC privacy and security, after you watch this terrific presentation from tech researcher and journalist Jacob Appelbaum, you might want to change your policy to either not care who knows anything about what you do, or not touching a PC, cell phone, or ANY kind of electronic means of communication again! … Continue reading →
WordPress tricks: Creating a menu on a page using images from a category
My goal was to use WordPress to create a page of images from a category so that I could continue to add more posts to the category and have the page update itself automatically. In order words, I hoped to imitate this HTML page http://www.deeptruths.com/posters/posters.html using a WordPress plugin to avoid all manuel HTML coding hassel. I did it using two plugins: Widgets on Pages and Ultimate Posts Widget I … Continue reading →
Went mobile with Google Android Nexus 7
On Sunday, June 9, I bought a really great mobile device called “Nexus 7” at a very reasonable price, a little less than $200. Nexus 7 is a Google Android tablet PC. I thought to get a Smartphone but because Smartphones require a monthly charge for Internet usage, and because Nexus 7 can connect to the Internet with WIFI, I decided to go with the Google Android Nexus 7 instead. … Continue reading →