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Bluefish 2 2 10 Released Install on Ubuntu Linux Mint via PPA Bluefish 2.2.10 "editor" is available for download, how to install Ubuntu 16.10 Yakkety Yak, Ubuntu 16.04 Xenial Xerus, Ubuntu 15.10 wily werewolf, Ubuntu 15.04 vivid Vervet, ubuntu 14.10 Utopic Unicorn, Ubuntu 14.04 Trusty Tahr (LTS), Linux Mint 18, Linux Mint 18.1 serena, Linux Mint 17.1, Linux Mint 17.2, Linux Mint 17.3 and other Ubuntu derivative systemson using PPA Bluefish is an open source and cross-platform piece of software that provides web developers with a handy and beautifully designed graphical application for editing HTML files and create websites, as well as to write programming code and shell scripts. Features at a glance Key features include support for a wide range of markup and programming languages, multi-threaded support for remote files, unlimited undo and redo functionality, integration of external programs, powerful search and replace functionality, and project support. Another interesting...

Blockchain Capital to Raise Third Fund via Digital Token Offering Blockchain Capital, the venture capital firm investing in blockchain technology companies, has announced its intention to raise its third fund via a combination of a traditional limited partnership called Blockchain Capital III, LP and an additional fund offered via a digital token called the BCAP. In line with its strategy to drive innovation based on blockchain technology, the partners decided to pursue a parallel offering of Ethereum-based tokens, issued by a Singapore entity, which would represent an evergreen fractional ownership in a new fund called Blockchain Capital III Digital Liquid Venture Fund, LP.   READ MORE OF THE ARTICLE AT CHAIN-FINANCE.COM Original article:http://dlvr.it/Nf2Myx

Booting an old VIA EPIA 5000L motherboard I purchased an old VIA fanless mini-ITX motherboard on eBay, including CPU and RAM and shipping, for a reasonable price ($43). I want to play with it and see what I can get it to do. Maybe build a cool case for it... MB attached to ordinary ATX power supply, VGA monitor, and PS/2 Mouse. Tiny black rectangle on the right is the on/off jumper. Step 1: Hook it up Happily, I have an old PS/2 keyboard, VGA monitor, and ATX power supply handy. Hook them all up...and nothing. Of course, the power switch. Get the manual, read the manual, find the jumper, and use a spare jumper to connect them for a moment. Hooray! Fans on the power supply start to spin! Beep! Splash appears on the monitor! I made the following BIOS changes: Always restart upon power loss (since I dont have a power switch!) Enable fast startup (skip memtest, faster boot) Skip splash (annoying) Skip BIOS summary (annoying) Change the boot device to USB-ZIP (not USB-FDD, essential for USB...