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Pyramid TimeTrax EZ Issue
Lately, we've had problems twice with the TimeTrax recorder at work. It can still be pinged but the software (ver. 4.3.1) cannot reach it. Something about communication ports being not available. I believe during the first time, I tried to … Continue reading
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Webmaster tricks: List all content of directory & Force plain text out of most executable files
The .htaccess file should be in the pertaining folder, with the following lines (first line is to list directory files, the rest forces most files to be read as plain text - For some reason php keeps executing nonetheless, hence … Continue reading
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Coursera: An Introduction to Interactive Programming in Python (Part 1,2)
By Joe Warren, Scott Rixner, John Greiner, Stephen Wong from Rice University Good teaching. Nothing boring. Great online Python environment: www.codeskulptor.org Python is named after Monty Python, not the snake.
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Ubuntu: power.d display brightness by AC/Battery mode
I believe someone unplugged my AC cord in the school's library and put hers in the same socket, despite 3 other available sockets next to it. I did not realize it until I finished my studies. Hence, I was determined … Continue reading
Gnome Hot Corner Disabled
The hot corner where when the mouse is over on top left corner of the screen activates the Activities (same effect as Windows Key or clicking on Activities at the top) is very annoying. Solution: Suggestions to edit some /usr/share/gnome-shell/js/ui/layout.js … Continue reading
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C++
C++ implements vector & set libraries. Which are fascinating. On iterators, Vectors use random access iterators while sets use bidirectional iterators. The difference: random access iterators are treated like an indexed array thereby allowing some basic integer operation. Bidirectional iterators … Continue reading
The Revival of the IRC World
More than 20 years ago, I was quite fond of IRC (Internet Relay Chat). It coincided with my first experience of the Internet. I believe it was one of the key incentive of selling internet services. I could virtually chat … Continue reading
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VirtualBox
First, it was dual...triple boot loaders. Now, virtual machines (VM) are getting popular. In my programming class, we use VirtualBox loaded with Linux guest (*.ova file). Then, I got curious, and went ahead to install guests Mac OSX (Snow Leopard) … Continue reading
Learning Languages via Subtitle Merging
For music videos, films, dual subtitle merger online.
Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Keeps Disconnecting Wifi
On AT&T service. Solution: Thanks to android central forum (Telespielstube): (Option 1, didn't quite work for me) for all those who having WIFI issues constantly disconnecting. I have found this on xda-developers.com (source below). "Go to phone On the keypad … Continue reading