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CGI

(Common Gateway Interface), is generally the most way for web servers to interact dynamically with users. Common uses include online feedback and online forms. This takes the form of a computer program that allows web servers to forward requests for processing to other programs, which then return their results to the web server.

Depending on the context in which the acronym is used, CGI can also stand for Computer Generated Graphics.

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Automated Snapshot Style Backups with Linux and Rs
This is a fantastic article by Mike Rubel, it offers very thorough explanation of the concepts as well as the actual commands involved in the process of incremental backups.

Cameron Perry
Cameron Perry is the development team leader for the Flood website.

Magpie Parser
Magpie is a very easy to use RSS parser that comes ready to go - 'out of the box'. Allows for the user to have great control over the way RSS feeds are displayed on their site.