Monthly Archive for February, 2007

AJAX Showcase Site

Found this site on digg earlier today, check it out. It contains a nice list of free AJAX software. Great for code examples. The only thing I have against AJAX is that if your server is laggy or has a big latency your pages wont send/receive data correctly. Its really nice for websites



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UMBC CMSC 202 FALL06 Project3 Source Code

We had to add a queue to this one. Mine isn’t FIFO but can be used as such. The FIFO queue is in Project5. General Project Description You have just recently started an internship with GamesCo – a local interactive game company and your supervisor wants you to create an electronic version of the



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Xbox Live Stinks

I know what you thinking: This guy must be high or retarded. Or both, because Xbox Live definitely does not stink. And ya, you’re probably right.But at least allow me to explain.

If you are reading this from the States or the UK or one of any number countries Xbox Live is really sweet. If however you are South African like me, Xbox Live is like that really hot teacher you had in high school. She’d wear low cut tops and tight skirts and bend over alot. And man you’d stare and you just knew you were missing something really hot. Plus, she recently graduated from University, so she wasn’t way older than you and you’re thinking: I may just have a shot here. As soon as you try and sign up, though, it’s sorry you’re not my type.

What i’m getting at with this crappy analogy is that South Africans know how awesome Live is. We read about it. We hear you guys yuk it up on the forums and we want some of that to.

So we try to sign up. And bam!! Sorry not available to South African.

But its cool. We tweak our settings, pretend we’re from the UK, give a fake address so we can sign up and then enjoy our free monthly trial of Xbox Live.

And. It. Is. AWESOME.

Until the trial expires. So we decide we’ll pay up, ’cause man that Xbox Live is so worth it. But ’cause we pretended we were Brits we have to pay in pounds sterling. The exchange rate is not favourable.But there are a few rich schmucks who can pony up that coinage. I, however, am not one of them.

Simply put: Xbox Live stinks, ’cause i cant have it.



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?Pharming? = Media Hype

Why is everyone so concerned with home routers and wi-fi access points all of a sudden? It’s like the media is always behind in reporting consumer computer security issues! (Raise your hand if you ever used the default password list) This attack involves a new mass media coined term called “pharming.”



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My Top 10 List of Firefox Plugins

1.) GooglePedia I wonderful tool that searches both Google and WikiPedia at the same time. I often find myself learning more information then I need to know about my google searches. This is a must have plug-in! Shows you a relevant Wikipedia article along with your search results. Clicking links in the article will



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About Advanced Linux Programming

Found a free PDF book called Advanced Linux Programming. Publication Information: Advanced Linux Programming by Mark Mitchell, Jeffrey Oldham, and Alex Samuel, of CodeSourcery LLC published by New Riders Publishing ISBN 0-7357-1043-0 First Edition, June 2001 From the Back Cover: Advanced Linux Programming is intended for the programmer already familiar with the C programming language. Authors Alex Samuel, Jeffrey Oldham, and Mark Mitchell



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Intalling Flash Player on 64-bit Ubuntu

Grab a copy of nspluginwrapper. Make sure you download both the viewer and the plug-in, nspluginwrapper-i386-0.9.91.2-1.x86_64.rpm and nspluginwrapper-0.9.91.2-1.x86_64.rpm respectively. Link to tar source and rpm source (not needed). Link to older releases (in case you have you compatibility issues). Update your repository, install alien, aoss, and linux32: sudo su apt-get update apt-get install alien linux32 aoss Make



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Installing WINE on 64-bit Ubuntu

Its pretty simple. Get the deb file from the Ubuntu archive, login into root, use dpkg to install the DEB: wget http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/w/wine/wine_0.9.30-0ubuntu3_i386.deb sudo su dpkg –force-architecture -i wine_0.9.30-0ubuntu3_i386.deb exit



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Read/Write NTFS on Ubuntu

Change to root, update your repositories, and install ntfs-3g. Open up /etc/fstab and add ntfs-3g to your ntfs entry: sudo su apt-get update apt-get install ntfs-3g vim /etc/fstab change “ntfs” to “ntfs-3g”: Either restart or unmount and remount the partition for the read/write access: umount /dev/hda1 mount /dev/hda1 or reboot



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