Showing posts with label chat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chat. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 26, 2017

Trick to Get Old Facebook Chat Back New Facebook Chat is Not That Good

Trick to Get Old Facebook Chat Back New Facebook Chat is Not That Good




Recently, Facebook made many changes such as they introduced Facebook Messages, Facebook Video Chat and they also made changes in Facebook Chat system. New Facebook Chat shows also those people who are not online and many people just hate this thing or this does not satisfy them. If you are one of them who do not like new Facebook Chat, here is a good news for you; now you can get old Facebook chat back easily....









This trick needs a software to be installed in your browser. Currently, you can get old Facebook chat on Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome browsers as they support latest scripts. If you are using FireFox or Chrome, follow this trick else first download any of these two browser.

How to Get Old Facebook Chat Back ?

  • If you using Mozilla Firefox, Click here to install an addone called Greasemonkey. After installation, restart firefox (if you are using chrome, move to next step) 


    •  Using Chrome or Firefox, Whatever... Click Here to install a script called Facebook Sidebar Chat Reversion. This works on Firefox and Chrome both.



       


      • Install this script on your browser, restart your browser and Enjoy Old Facebook Chat Back !

       



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Saturday, September 23, 2017

Tuning DB2 system performance chat on Aug 12

Tuning DB2 system performance chat on Aug 12


Readers in Mainland China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan, theres an upcoming chat on August 12:
Tuning and Monitoring DB2 System Performance 
August 12 @ 10:00 AM China Standard Time (GMT+0800)
August 11 @ 10:00 PM Toronto Time
Speakers:    Sal Vella - VP, Guiyun Cao - one of the key IBM DB2 performance analysts
Host:     Frank Ning

In this chat, Guiyun Cao from the IBM Canada Lab will share some best practices about tuning and monitoring of DB2 system performance. He will talk about determining, addressing the system bottlenecks and some best practices for DB2 performance.

Guiyun Cao has been with IBM more than 10 years specializing in DB2 performance, in particular with SAP and DB2 performance. He is one of the key performance analysts to serve IBM customers for their business success.
  • Register to attend
Cheers,

Leons Petrazickis
DB2 Express-C Community Team

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