
So don't get much excited if newspapers flood news about "Youtube kills young student" soon.

Youtube wants me to commit suicide
cd /usr/share/fonts/truetype |
sudo mkdir myfonts cd myfonts |
sudo mv /home/<username>/Desktop/*.ttf . |
fc-cache -f -v ~/.font |
Installing TrueType fonts in Ubuntu
Now there is a Gmail Labs facility which lets you embed pictures while composing a mail. Follow the following steps to enable this feature:
1. In Gmail, click on the Labs icon to the top right of the page.
2. Scroll the page until you find the lab Inserting Images and enable the feature. Then click Save at the bottom of the page.
3. If you have already enabled Gmail Offline, a message will appear saying that it will take some time for the lab to be enabled. In my case it took several days. Don’t know what the reason is. Anyway, after it is enabled an insert picture icon comes to the toolbar when you are composing a message.
However, the recipient will not see the image until he clicks on the Show Images link that would appear.
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