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Saturday, May 24, 2008
Thursday, May 15, 2008
Not-so-common easy windows xp shortcuts
For those of you not farmilar with Microsoft windows shortcuts, those are a combination of keys pressed together or separately to achieve tasks (usually achievable with few or several mouse clicks also).
Here are a few common and not-so-common but easy to use and useful keyboard windows xp shortcuts:
Close current window (if no window then open shutdown prompt): Alt+F4
Refresh View/Window (or reload web page if on a browser): F5
Open System Properties: WindowsKey+Pause/Break
Open Task Manager: Ctrl+Shift+Esc
Open Task Manager Or if in classic login then open Windows Security Prompt: Ctrl+Alt+Delete
Minimize all open windows or bring them back up: WindowsKey+D
Non-windows:
To Pause the BIOS process press: Pause/Break key and press it again to continue.
If you have more then comment or email me and I will be sure to add them in.
Here are a few common and not-so-common but easy to use and useful keyboard windows xp shortcuts:
Close current window (if no window then open shutdown prompt): Alt+F4
Refresh View/Window (or reload web page if on a browser): F5
Open System Properties: WindowsKey+Pause/Break
Open Task Manager: Ctrl+Shift+Esc
Open Task Manager Or if in classic login then open Windows Security Prompt: Ctrl+Alt+Delete
Minimize all open windows or bring them back up: WindowsKey+D
Non-windows:
To Pause the BIOS process press: Pause/Break key and press it again to continue.
If you have more then comment or email me and I will be sure to add them in.
Steal This Film Part II free rapidshare download
Copy paste the link into your browser
http://rapidshare.com/files/114829030/stealthisfilm.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/114833633/stealthisfilm.part2.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/114857784/stealthisfilm.part3.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/114863976/stealthisfilm.part4.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/114866826/stealthisfilm.part5.rar
for more info click on http://allmusiclyrics.googlepages.com
Or click the links
stealthisfilm.part1.rar
stealthisfilm.part2.rar
stealthisfilm.part3.rar
stealthisfilm.part4.rar
stealthisfilm.part5.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/114829030/stealthisfilm.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/114833633/stealthisfilm.part2.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/114857784/stealthisfilm.part3.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/114863976/stealthisfilm.part4.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/114866826/stealthisfilm.part5.rar
for more info click on http://allmusiclyrics.googlepages.com
Or click the links
stealthisfilm.part1.rar
stealthisfilm.part2.rar
stealthisfilm.part3.rar
stealthisfilm.part4.rar
stealthisfilm.part5.rar
Sheepumentary documentary free rapidshare download
to download using rapidshare go to these links:
http://rapidshare.com/files/114871643/sheepumentary-divx.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/114874048/sheepumentary-divx.part2.rar
for more info click on http://allmusiclyrics.googlepages.com
or click:
sheepumentary-divx.part1.rar
sheepumentary-divx.part2.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/114871643/sheepumentary-divx.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/114874048/sheepumentary-divx.part2.rar
for more info click on http://allmusiclyrics.googlepages.com
or click:
sheepumentary-divx.part1.rar
sheepumentary-divx.part2.rar
Monday, May 12, 2008
The corporation - documentary Rapidshare
Corporations are like individuals, they have rights and social responsibilities.
NEW: the song Bad Apple by David Wilcox - get lyrics HERE
Having problems? read the download instructions.
(copy and past the URL into your browser if the links don't work)
NEW: the song Bad Apple by David Wilcox - get lyrics HERE
Having problems? read the download instructions.
(copy and past the URL into your browser if the links don't work)
How to download
There are many download types; rapidshare, torrents, and more.
Here is the basic way to download from rapidshare:
Here is the basic way to download from rapidshare:
- Download all the related links; if it's a split archive then download part1.rar, part2.rar etc. all into the same folder.
- Unzip or unrar (which means to uncompress/decompress the information inside the compressed archives.) using winrar or winzip (direct winrar download).
- Make sure the correct codecs are installed on the computer to be able to view/play the file. For example; to view xvid, divx, avi, flv etc. I prefer VLC
Saturday, April 26, 2008
ISP DHCP research
I have looked into the way Internet Service provider's Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol works as far as I know about such technology, and from my research I concluded: the IP given by your ISP's DHCP will remain to the Media Access Control device.
For example: you have a router connected to the cable modem - this router has a single MAC address therefore you will always have the same external IP, as soon as you change the router (or plug the modem directly to your PC's Network Interface Card) you will get a different external IP. This IP remain the same as long as the NIC's MAC is the same.
Note: these tests were performed on a cable internet service by Rogers Communications Inc. in Canada, and do not apply to DSL internet service providers who seem to change external IP often unlike cable internet service providers
For example: you have a router connected to the cable modem - this router has a single MAC address therefore you will always have the same external IP, as soon as you change the router (or plug the modem directly to your PC's Network Interface Card) you will get a different external IP. This IP remain the same as long as the NIC's MAC is the same.
Note: these tests were performed on a cable internet service by Rogers Communications Inc. in Canada, and do not apply to DSL internet service providers who seem to change external IP often unlike cable internet service providers
Wednesday, April 9, 2008
Set up gateway on a Linux system
on the pc that will be the gateway:
iptables -F --to flush(drop) the firewall
ifconfig eth1(external interface) 142.204.57.31(external ip) netmask 255.255.255.192(subnetmask) up
ifconfig eth4(internal interface) 10.0.0.1(internal ip) netmask 255.255.255.0(subnetmask) up
echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -o inetrnal interface -j MASQUERADE
An automated script was written a tutorial is posted HERE.
iptables -F --to flush(drop) the firewall
ifconfig eth1(external interface) 142.204.57.31(external ip) netmask 255.255.255.192(subnetmask) up
ifconfig eth4(internal interface) 10.0.0.1(internal ip) netmask 255.255.255.0(subnetmask) up
echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -o inetrnal interface -j MASQUERADE
An automated script was written a tutorial is posted HERE.
Saturday, April 5, 2008
System information
how to get system information(specifications) from a Linux mechine
/proc/cpuinfo
/proc/meminfo
curretnly looking for how to find out make, model, motherboard manufacturer, CPU type, RAM from a Linux system.
/proc/cpuinfo
/proc/meminfo
curretnly looking for how to find out make, model, motherboard manufacturer, CPU type, RAM from a Linux system.
Thursday, March 27, 2008
How to set up a wireless(shared) printer - Windows XP
Lexmark Ink Cartridges
Printer Configuration
To configure the printer you must determine what kind of printer it is - if it has a Network Interface Card (NIC) then you may connect it right to your router and be able to print on the LAN (Local Area Network) i.e. any computer connecting to the same router.
If the printer is USB or serial on the other hand - then you will need another computer to connect to it. This will act as the "print server" and will work with windows XP; first, install the print drivers to the computer and make sure it works when printing to the connected printer.
Second, you must share the printer, to do that go to "Start" > "Printers and Faxes" > right click on your printer and click "Properties" > under the "Sharing" click "Share this printer" and you may name it or leave the default, but make note of the name in either case.
Finally, follow the 3 easy steps below on any other computers on your network (connecting to the router -wireless or wired alike) that you wish to print from.
Step 1 - Install
a. On the computer you want to print FROM (i.e. your laptop - not directly connected to the printer)
b. Go to "Start" > "My Network Places" > "View Workgroup Computer's" > "ComputerName"
Or using any other path to get to the workgroup your computer is on (normally called workgroup) - where "ComputerName" is the computer name of the computer with the printer attached.
c. Inside the computer you should see a shared printer called what you named it earlier in my example: "HPlaserJWireless" > double click it.
Now wait until it installs the drivers.
Step 2 - Configure
a. Go to "Start" > "Printers and Faxes" > find the appropriate shared printer: "HP laser 3100" (or something like that)
b. Make note of the printer name it might be different then the "share" name (HPlaserJWireless).
c. Right click the printer and choose "Make this printer Default".
You should now see a check mark next to that selected printer - indicating the default status (first printer from the printing menus of any program).
Step 3 - Print
To test the printer open a new word document (blank) or a webpage. Press "File" > "Print"
Now you should see the printer, if it isn't correct check with the steps above.
Feel free to comment with any questions or corrections
Printer Configuration
To configure the printer you must determine what kind of printer it is - if it has a Network Interface Card (NIC) then you may connect it right to your router and be able to print on the LAN (Local Area Network) i.e. any computer connecting to the same router.
If the printer is USB or serial on the other hand - then you will need another computer to connect to it. This will act as the "print server" and will work with windows XP; first, install the print drivers to the computer and make sure it works when printing to the connected printer.
Second, you must share the printer, to do that go to "Start" > "Printers and Faxes" > right click on your printer and click "Properties" > under the "Sharing" click "Share this printer" and you may name it or leave the default, but make note of the name in either case.
Finally, follow the 3 easy steps below on any other computers on your network (connecting to the router -wireless or wired alike) that you wish to print from.
Step 1 - Install
a. On the computer you want to print FROM (i.e. your laptop - not directly connected to the printer)
b. Go to "Start" > "My Network Places" > "View Workgroup Computer's" > "ComputerName"
Or using any other path to get to the workgroup your computer is on (normally called workgroup) - where "ComputerName" is the computer name of the computer with the printer attached.
c. Inside the computer you should see a shared printer called what you named it earlier in my example: "HPlaserJWireless" > double click it.
Now wait until it installs the drivers.
Step 2 - Configure
a. Go to "Start" > "Printers and Faxes" > find the appropriate shared printer: "HP laser 3100" (or something like that)
b. Make note of the printer name it might be different then the "share" name (HPlaserJWireless).
c. Right click the printer and choose "Make this printer Default".
You should now see a check mark next to that selected printer - indicating the default status (first printer from the printing menus of any program).
Step 3 - Print
To test the printer open a new word document (blank) or a webpage. Press "File" > "Print"
Now you should see the printer, if it isn't correct check with the steps above.
Feel free to comment with any questions or corrections
Sunday, March 23, 2008
Another Great blog
in fact this blog was inspired by that blog.
http://b0dybuzz.blogspot.com
lots of great info and a good friend.
http://b0dybuzz.blogspot.com
lots of great info and a good friend.
how to get system information
computer/server systems information:
windows - run>cmd>systeminfo
and for direct x info cmd>dxdiag
linux - uptime or show system
windows - run>cmd>systeminfo
and for direct x info cmd>dxdiag
linux - uptime or show system
wikimediafoundation
"Imagine a world in which every single human being can freely share in the sum of all knowledge"
-http://wikimediafoundation.org
-http://wikimediafoundation.org
Loops
COUNTER-CONTROLLED LOOP | SENTINAL CONTROLLED LOOP |
| | |
I Initialize Control Variable
T Test Control Variable for Entry/Exit
E Execute Body of Loop
M Modify Control Variable
L Loop Back to Test
OPS435 Notes
perl 2
perl is fairly similar to bash. main differences include syntax and characters. for example in perl
as opposed to bash
if{
action
}else{
other action
}
as opposed to bash
if
then
action
else
other action
fi
Perl intro
this line should always be in the first column of the first line:
#!/usr/bin/perl
for more options include -w (adds a warning) -T (taint) or -wT (both)
#!/usr/bin/perl
for more options include -w (adds a warning) -T (taint) or -wT (both)
Steal this film
'Steal this film' is a documentary that looks at copyrights throughout the past few years as well as throughout history of about 5,000 years. Copying books was forbidden, books were chained and only the printers would own them. The authors are the actual owners just as we see today where the publishing company and the distribution companies make most of the profits as well as own legal copyrights.
EduBoris - intro
Introducing the new and improved eduboris, an educational blog for the world to learn.
Here anyone across the world and universe can find the knowledge and expertise that I will provide. Including weblinks to other educational websites and videos, audios, downloads to educational materials, as well as text of lectures, summaries or notes for a free learning environment (unless you are a commerce).
Here anyone across the world and universe can find the knowledge and expertise that I will provide. Including weblinks to other educational websites and videos, audios, downloads to educational materials, as well as text of lectures, summaries or notes for a free learning environment (unless you are a commerce).
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