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Friday, September 29, 2017

Tsunami in Kaimana Papua

The latest news for Ariana Unirow is already in. the tsunami which was predicted happen in Kaimana west papua was not happen. this news was a good news. read more about the news for Earthquake in Kaimana at Arick Unirow: Gempa Papua Irian Barat. the Tsunami was a false alarm that was happen by the Tremor in the sea. at 01.40 Am, local Government sent the signal if the tsunami was not going into happen. this information is the only good news for people at Kaimana papua, west Irian. all the building was not survive. the earthquake at 7,4 Richter scale make this damage.

Tweak BOX All in One reModified

Disclaimer
Ini merupakan, gabungan dari beberapa macam tweak.
lebih mempermudah buat kalian untuk memilih dan memilah script mana saja mau dipakai dan tinggal anda cocokan sediri, sesuai dengan selera anda.!!

Feature :
- Aroma Installer
- Zipalign
- Nooblab
- tweak - Build.prop
- tweak - Init.d
- tweak - Sysctl
- and many more

Syarat :
- build.prop harus bersih dari tweak apapun, untuk menghindari (bentrok)

How to :
- Flash menggunakan CWM
- otomatis backup seluruh isi folder init.d yang akan disimpan ke /system/etc/init.d.bak
- untuk membalikannya anda hanya perlu
rename "init.d.bak" menjadi "init.d" set permisission (folder dan script) 777 / rwx-rwx-rwx

Begitu mudah dan praktis bukan ??

Download : http://www.mediafire.com/?55fegtkbhk29zat

D-W-Y-O-R and Salam Crooootts Maxi :-*

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Tutorial to implement protoname in ns2 35

This is an Implementation tutorial of new manet(Mobile Ad-hoc NETworks) unicast protocol name protoname.

The whole credit goes to Francisco J. Ros and Pedro M. Ruiz for their beautiful work and excellent explanation they provide. The link to their work is below. It contains a PDF file also which explains you in detail and I recommend you to go through it once.

List of files to be modified

~/ns-allinone-2.35/ns-2.35/common/packet.h
~/ns-allinone-2.35/ns-2.35/trace/cmu-trace.h
~/ns-allinone-2.35/ns-2.35/trace/cmu-trace.cc
~/ns-allinone-2.35/ns-2.35/tcl/lib/ns-packet.tcl
~/ns-allinone-2.35/ns-2.35/tcl/lib/ns-default.tcl
~/ns-allinone-2.35/ns-2.35/tcl/lib/ns-lib.tcl
~/ns-allinone-2.35/ns-2.35/queue/priqueue.cc

** Note: Text in red is the part that is to be added or modified in given file and location and purple colour denotes the terminal commands.

** Note: mod stands for modification.

** Note: Line number is approx and is provided for your convenience. Please check the methods below and above before inserting.

Step 1:

download protoname.rar

http://www.cs.nccu.edu.tw/~g10031/protoname.rar

Extract the files and place them in ~/ns-allinone-2.35/ns-2.35/protoname directory(create the directory if not present)

Step 2:

gedit ~/ns-allinone-2.35/ns-2.35/common/packet.h (mods at 3 places)

a. its somewhere near line 200

static const packet_t PT_DCCP = 63;
static const packet_t PT_DCCP_REQ = 64;
static const packet_t PT_DCCP_RESP = 65;
static const packet_t PT_DCCP_ACK = 66;
static const packet_t PT_DCCP_DATA = 67;
static const packet_t PT_DCCP_DATAACK = 68;
static const packet_t PT_DCCP_CLOSE = 69;
static const packet_t PT_DCCP_CLOSEREQ = 70;
static const packet_t PT_DCCP_RESET = 71;

// M-DART packets
static const packet_t PT_MDART = 72;

// insert new packet types here

static const packet_t PT_PROTONAME = 73;

static packet_t PT_NTYPE = 74; // This MUST be the LAST one

b. near line 250

static bool data_packet(packet_t type) {
return ( (type) == PT_TCP ||
(type) == PT_TELNET ||
(type) == PT_CBR ||
(type) == PT_AUDIO ||
(type) == PT_VIDEO ||
(type) == PT_ACK ||
(type) == PT_SCTP ||
(type) == PT_SCTP_APP1 ||
(type) == PT_HDLC || //(remember this mod also)
(type) == PT_PROTONAME
);

c. near line 422

static void initName()

{

.....

name_[PT_DCCP_REQ]="DCCP_Request";

name_[PT_DCCP_RESP]="DCCP_Response";

name_[PT_DCCP_ACK]="DCCP_Ack";

name_[PT_DCCP_DATA]="DCCP_Data";

name_[PT_DCCP_DATAACK]="DCCP_DataAck";

name_[PT_DCCP_CLOSE]="DCCP_Close";

name_[PT_DCCP_CLOSEREQ]="DCCP_CloseReq";

name_[PT_DCCP_RESET]="DCCP_Reset";

name_[PT_PROTONAME]="protoname";

name_[PT_NTYPE]= "undefined";

}

save and close.

Step 3:

gedit ~/ns-allinone-2.35/ns-2.35/trace/cmu-trace.h (mod at 1 place)

a. Near line 164.

class CMUTrace: public Trace {
public:
CMUTrace (const char * s, char t);
...
private:
char tracename [MAX_ID_LEN + 1];
int nodeColor [MAX_NODE];
...
void format_tora (Packet * p, int offset);
void format_imep (Packet * p, int offset);
void format_aodv (Packet * p, int offset);
/ / ----------------------------------------------
void format_protoname (Packet *p, int offset);
/ / ----------------------------------------------
void format_aomdv (Packet * p, int offset);
void format_mdart (Packet * p, int offset);

/ / This holds all the tracers added at run-time
static PacketTracer * pktTrc_;

};
# Endif / * __ cmu_trace__ * /

save and close.

Step 4:

gedit ~/ns-allinone-2.35/ns-2.35/trace/cmu-trace.cc (mods at 3 places)

a. Add this line at start

#include <protoname/protoname_pkt.h>

b. Near line 1168

void
CMUTrace :: format_mdart (Packet * p, int offset) {
.........
........
........
}

void
CMUTrace::format_protoname(Packet *p, int offset)
{
   struct hdr_protoname_pkt* ph = HDR_PROTONAME_PKT(p);
   if (pt_->tagged())
   {
            sprintf(pt_->buffer() + offset, "-protoname:o %d -protoname:s %d -protoname:l %d ", ph->pkt_src(), ph->pkt_seq_num(), ph->pkt_len());
        }
   else if (newtrace_)
   {
            sprintf(pt_->buffer() + offset, "-P protoname -Po %d -Ps %d -Pl %d ", ph->pkt_src(), ph->pkt_seq_num(), ph->pkt_len());
        }
   else
   {
            sprintf(pt_->buffer() + offset, "[protoname %d %d %d] ", ph->pkt_src(), ph->pkt_seq_num(), ph->pkt_len());
        }
}

c. Near line 1477

void CMUTrace :: format (Packet * p, const char * why)
{...
switch (ch-> ptype ()) {
case PT_MAC:
...
case PT_GAF:
case PT_PING:
break;
/ / --------------------------------------------
case PT_PROTONAME:
format_protoname(p, offset);
break;
/ / --------------------------------------------
default:
...
}

save and close.

Step 5:

gedit ~/ns-allinone-2.35/ns-2.35/tcl/lib/ns-packet.tcl (mod at 1 place)

a. Near line 172

# Mobility, Ad-Hoc Networks, Sensor Nets:
    AODV     # routing protocol for ad-hoc networks
    Protoname # new routing protocol for ad-hoc networks
    Diffusion     # diffusion/diffusion.cc
    IMEP     # Internet MANET Encapsulation Protocol, for ad-hoc

Save and close.

Step 6:

gedit ~/ns-allinone-2.35/ns-2.35/tcl/lib/ns-default.tcl (mod at 1 place)

a. Add at the last.

# Defaults defined for Protoname
Agent/Protoname set accessible_var_ true

save and close.

step 7:

gedit ~/ns-allinone-2.35/ns-2.35/tcl/lib/ns-lib.tcl (mod at 2 places)

a. Near line 671

switch-exact $ routingAgent_ {
...
ManualRtg {
set ragent [$ self create-manual-rtg-agent $
}
# / ------------------------------------------------ -
Protoname
{
set ragent [$self create-protoname-agent $node]
}
# / ------------------------------------------------ -
default {
...
}

b. Near line 2278

Simulator instproc create-omnimcast-agent {node} {
...
}
# / ------------------------------------------------ -----
Simulator instproc create-protoname-agent {node} {
   # Create Protoname routing agent
   set ragent [new Agent/Protoname [$node node-addr]]
   $self at 0.0 "$ragent start"
   $node set ragent_ $ragent
   return $ragent
}
# / ------------------------------------------------ -----
# XXX These are very simulation-specific methods, why should they belon
Simulator instproc put-in-list {agent} {
...
}

Step 8:

gedit ~/ns-allinone-2.35/ns-2.35/queue/priqueue.cc (mod at 1 place)

a. Near line 95.

void
PriQueue :: recv (Packet * p, Handler * h)
{
struct hdr_cmn * ch = HDR_CMN (p);
if (Prefer_Routing_Protocols) {
switch (ch-> ptype ()) {
...
case PT_MDART:
/ / --------------------------------------------
case PT_PROTONAME:
/ / --------------------------------------------
recvHighPriority (p, h);
break;
default:
Queue :: recv (p, h);
}
}
else {
Queue :: recv (p, h);
}
}

save and close.

Step 9:

gedit ~/ns-allinone-2.35/ns-2.35/Makefile (mod at 1 place)

a. Near line 336

OBJ_CC =
tools / random.o tools / rng.o tools / ranvar.o common / misc.o common /
...
wpan/p802_15_4trace.o wpan/p802_15_4transac.o
apps / pbc.o
# / / ----------------------------------------------- -
protoname/protoname.o protoname/protoname_rtable.o
# / / ----------------------------------------------- -
$ (OBJ_STL)

save and close.

Step 10:

build it now, changes done ( run these in terminal in ~/ns-allinone-2.35/ns-2.35 directory )

a. make clean

b. touch common/packet.cc

c. make

(if you are getting some errors check the spaces in the editing you did above)

Step 11:

gedit ~/ns-allinone-2.35/ns-2.35/test.tcl

copy and paste

set ns [new Simulator]
$ns node-config -Routing protoname
set nf [open out.nam w]
$ns namtrace-all $nf
set nd [open out.tr w]
$ns trace-all $nd
proc finish {} {
          global ns nf nd
          $ns flush-trace
          close $nf
          close $nd
          exec nam out.nam &
          exit 0
   }

for {set i 0} {$i < 7} {incr i} {set n($i) [$ns node] }
for {set i 0} {$i < 7} {incr i} {
$ns duplex-link $n($i) $n([expr ($i+1)%7]) 1Mb 10ms DropTail
}
set udp0 [new Agent/UDP]
$ns attach-agent $n(0) $udp0
set cbr0 [new Application/Traffic/CBR]
$cbr0 set packetSize_ 500
$cbr0 set interval_ 0.005
$cbr0 attach-agent $udp0
set null0 [new Agent/Null]
$ns attach-agent $n(3) $null0
$ns connect $udp0 $null0
$ns at 0.5 "$cbr0 start"
$ns rtmodel-at 1.0 down $n(1) $n(2)
$ns rtmodel-at 2.0 up $n(1) $n(2)
$ns at 4.5 "$cbr0 stop"
$ns at 5.0 "finish"
$ns run

save and close

ns ~/ns-allinone-2.35/ns-2.35/test.tcl

and boom you are getting the nam (if not sorry troubleshoot once by going through the tutorial again as I am getting the outputs completely and so should you)

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Tutorial Running Windows Applications in OpenSUSE using PlayOnLinux

One type of document that is ofter used in companies to share files / documents to the other party is Microsoft Office. Application Open Office or Libre Office that is able to read and revise files Microsoft Office is very helpful process to share document, but sometimes Office files that are opened / saved by Libre Office or Open Office is not 100% same. So, the alternative is to run Windows Applications, namely Microsoft Office in Linux. In this article, we try to run Microsoft Office in Linux OpenSUSE.

One of applications in Linux is easy to install and used for this purpose is PlayOnLinux application. PlayOnLinux application using Wine to run that application, but the process is made simple and intuitive.

Here is the process of running Microsoft Office 2007 on Linux openSUSE 12.2 using PlayOnLinux.

Note: Although the run on Linux, Microsoft Office application or any other application that requires a license is still proprietary.

Install PlayOnLinux application.
The easiest way of installing the application is using One-Click-Install on openSUSE. Open URL http://software.opensuse.org/search. Then search "playonlinux" and then click Search button. Select the appropriate version and click the link 1-Click Install.
After finish installed, run the application. If the menu does not appear, PlayOnLinux can also be run through the console by typing the name of "playonlinux" in a terminal.
When executed, PlayOnLinux will check some requirements, such as standard font of Microsoft and other libraries, including the Wine app. We just need to follow the wizard.
After installation is completed, we can select the program installation menu (Install a Program).
Select group of Office applications if you want to install Microsoft Office applications. PlayOnLinux can also be used to run other applications such as Dreamweaver, Flash, and others.
Then prepare the CD/DVD installer of windows applications.
Installation process same with installation process on Windows operating system.
After installation is completed, we can use application Microsoft Office on Linux openSUSE.

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Twitter in Ubuntu with Turpial

I use twitter in Firefox using the Echofon plugin. Its nioce, but what about a native linux twitter client? One client that does come close to being everything that I need is Turpial. Written in Python, Turpial is fast and easy to use. And it does just enough � it doesn�t pack too many features, but it�s not bare bones either.

Let�s take a look at how to tweet using Turpial.

Getting Started

First off, you�ll need to install Turpial. If you�re using Ubuntu, that�s easy � you can get it from the Turpial PPA. Just open a terminal window and then enter the following commands:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:effie-jayx/turpial
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install turpial

If you�re using another Linux distro, and feel like embracing your inner geek, you can download the source code from GitHub and compile it yourself.

Once it�s installed, you can start Turpial by selecting (in Ubuntu, for example) �Applications > Internet > Turpial�.

The first time you start Turpial, you�ll be asked to enter the user name and password for your account. You can also click the Remember my credentials option so you don�t have to do that every time you want to use Turpial. Then, click the Connect button.

Moving Around

That�s pretty simple. In its default configuration, Turpial has three tabs: one each for all tweets from you and the people you follow, one for replies, and one for direct messages. But not everyone finds that view useful. Some people want a Twitter client that acts more like the popular TweetDeck Desktop. You can turn Turpial into something resembling a TweetDeck clone (more on this in a moment) and get a three-column view:

Reading�s easy. But what if you want to post? That�s not as obvious as it could be. You need to click the Update Status button (which looks like the Turpial logo). A new window appears, where you can type your tweet and, if you need to, shorten a URL.

If you want to reply to a tweet, retweet it, send the person who posted it a direct message, or open a link then just right click on the tweet in the Turpial window. Choose what you want to do from the menu that appears.

Configuring Turpial

After you�ve used it for a while, you�ll probably want to change the way in which Turpial behaves. The default settings are OK, but they�re not for everyone. Modify the application�s settings by clicking the Preferences icon.

There are six tabs that let you set general options, which columns in Turpial will display notifications of new tweets, the URL shortening service that you want to use, the users that you want to block, the Web browser that you want to use to open links, and a Twitter API proxy to use.

On the General tab, for example, click the Wide Mode option to display all three columns, side by side, in the Turpial window. Or, on the Notification tab, click the Activate sounds option to have Turpial play a sound when a new tweet or message arrives.

How you configure Turpial will depend on your needs and likes. I turn off notifications and sounds, use the bit.ly URL shortener, and tell Turpial to open all links in the Chromium Web browser.

Final Thoughts

Of all the Twitter clients for Linux that I�ve worked with, Turpial comes closest to being the perfect application. It�s fast, it�s configurable, and it�s easy to use. It might not have every feature and function imaginable, but it does everything the average Twitter user needs it to do.

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Types of installation in Ubuntu 11 04 Natty Narwhal

You can use Ubuntu 11.04 (Natty Narwhal) via one of three types of installtion .

1- Installing from windows using Wubi installer
if you are beginner you can use this step because its very simple just get Wubi installer Wubi is Windows software that installs Ubuntu within a series of virtual hard disk files contained in the Windows filesystem. It then configures a boot-time menu so you can choose between booting into Ubuntu or Windows. If you choose to boot into Ubuntu, a clever trick makes the virtual hard disk files appear to be real disks. As a result, the user will be entirely unaware they�re not using a traditional partition-based installation, as described previously.
Using Wubi to install Ubuntu is just like installing some Windows software, and is equally risk-free. There�s even an uninstall option added to Add/Remove Programs. The only drawback is a slight reduction in performance compared to a traditional installation, and you�ll also find the Ubuntu suspend-to-disk (hibernate) power-saving mode doesn�t work.

2-Dual-booting
If you intend to switch to Ubuntu full-time, installing Ubuntu by repartitioning your computer�s hard disk is best. This involves shrinking the existing Windows partition and creating new partitions alongside for Ubuntu. Following this, Ubuntu is installed and a menu added so you can choose between Ubuntu and Windows at boot-time. Having Ubuntu and Windows side-by-side on a PC is called dual-booting.
This sounds complex, but it�s automated via the Ubuntu installation software. However, there�s a slight risk involved when repartitioning, so it�s very wise to backup essential data first.

3-Virtual computer
By downloading a virtual computer application, such as the free-of- charge VMware Player (www.vmware.cornjproductsjpiayer), you can install Ubuntu so it runs within a program window on the Windows desktop.
A virtual computer is effectively a complete computer recreated in software. It offers an excellent way to trial Ubuntu, although the limitations of the virtual computer software mean you won�t experience Ubuntu to its full advantage (desktop visual effects won�t work, for example). Additionally, you�ll need a powerful PC with over lOB of memory for optimal results

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Tutorial How to Install Vim Editor in Ubuntu

Vim is a powerfull text editor that is available on all linux distros, including Ubuntu. But, by default in Ubuntu 12.04 just installed minimal version of vim.

Like the existing notepad on windows operating system. But in practical, use vim is not as simple as using notepad. In the notepad editor there is a menu bar, which is the menu bar that can facilitate the user in terms of use, both for the save, open files or other things.

Whereas if we use vim, it appears that only a blank screen, with no menu bar or the instructions in its use. This article not tech how to use vim editor, but I promise will post how to use vim editor in the next article.

In this tutorial, will tech how to install the full version of Vim in Ubuntu. This article use Ubuntu version 12.04. Follow these steps:

Run Terminal and use superuser by type this command: sudo su
Remove vim-tiny.
The default vim package installed in Ubuntu is vim-tiny. To remove it, run the following command:
apt-get remove vim-tiny
Install Vim full version
To install the full version of Vim, go to the terminal and run the following command:
apt-get install vim

Video Tutorial Install vim in Ubuntu

You can check vim version by typing this following command:

vim --version

You can now enjoy the full version of Vim and its many powerful features. Enjoy!

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ubuntu 15 04 installation problems intel rapl no rapl domains found in package

When I install Ubuntu 15.04 on my VirtualBox, an error message pops up and says"intel_rapl:no rapl domains found in package 0alized upgrade biod or use force_addr=0xaddr"

I enable PAE/NX in VirtualBox, and this message dissapears!

Reference:http://askubuntu.com/questions/449574/intel-rapl-no-valid-rapl-domains-message-upon-boot

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Turn Any Photo Into Enscape Content In a Matter of Minutes

With the newly announced partnership between Archvision and Enscape, some interesting possibilities have opened up. If you own both Archvision Dashboard and Enscape, you can rapidly create custom RPC and view it in your Enscape presentations, including in VR.

Overview of the process

You can also read the full media release here.

Heres how to do it:

Edit your image...

Save as PNG with Transparency (I used Irfanview here)

Drag and drop to RPC Creator in Archvision Dashboard...

Set the approximate height dimension...

Click Apply / Process...

Then drag and drop to Revit,

Locate it correctly,

and start Enscape...

Enjoy!

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Tutorial Install Google Chrome in Ubuntu

In this article, we use Ubuntu 13.04. By default web browser in Ubuntu 13.04 is Mozilla Firefox. If you need another web browser, like google chrome, so we have to install it manually.

This is step-by-step tutorial for installing google chrome in Ubuntu:

Download Google Chrome current stable version here: http://www.google.com/chrome
Click Download Chrome.
Select your download package: 32 bit or 64 bit.
Save file in directory Downloads (so full directory address is /home/user/Downloads)
Then run Terminal, then go to superuser access by type this command: sudo su
Go to Downloads directory by type this command: cd Downloads
For installing, type this following command:
dpkg -i google-chrome*; apt-get -f install
Now your Ubuntu has been installed google chrome web browser.
After installing, go to Unity Dashboard and search for chrome and launch it. You can drug and drop chrome icon to launcher bar.

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Typing Bangla in Ubuntu

Many people often fall in trouble when it comes to typing in Bengali while using Ubuntu. First thing I would mention is that keep in mind that Ubuntu has the maximum regional support officially. Ubuntu has 2 keyboard layouts for typing Bengali.
1. Bangladesh
2. Bangladesh Probhat

The layout named "Bangladesh" is somewhat similar to "Bijoy keyboard". I am not sure about what are the difference, if you know plz comment to share.

Another one is the "Bangladesh Probhat" it is a phonetic keyboard. It is most popular for those who do not know any conventional keyboard layouts or those who type Bengali occasionally.

To set up your keyboard to type Bengaly first go to -
System -> Preferences -> Keyboard

Then click on the "Layout" tab

The current available layouts will be showed. Click on Add

Choose your country "Bangladesh" and choose your variants "Bangladesh" or "Bangladesh Probhat".

Click "Add"

Now click on the newly created layout and click "Layout options"

Select the key you want to use to switch layouts from the "Keys to change layout" drop down list. You can use "super" (or windows)if it is free. and click "done". Now you can start to type Bengali by pressing the specified switch.

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Trick to make any game full screen in s60v5 mobiles

Game is fullscreen if you set:
Menu �> settings �> Application manager �> Installed apps. �> select touch game in 360�640 �> Options �> Suite setting �> On-screen keyboard �> set OFF
And now we have touch-fullscreen java games
360�384
if select Navig. keys only
menu �> settings �> Application manager �> Installed apps. �> select touch game in 360�384 �> Options �> Suite setting �> On-screen keyboard �> and set Navigation keys only
360�360
we do nothing. Setting is default. We have full virtual navigation keypad

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Train Simulator 2 PC In Mediafire

Minimnya Game Simulator Di Blog Kami!!
jadi kami nyri game-game simulator skrang...

Download Link
http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=225d557e269f8dc3e62ea590dc5e5dbbfcb9ede112f3a663c95965eaa7bc68bc

pass : netkingvn.com-shintachi

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Tutorial Setting PATH in Ubuntu

Adding directory to system PATH variables in Ubuntu is easy. Why we must setting path on system? because with setting path, it make easier to run an application or command through a Terminal or by command line.

To setting path in Ubuntu can in 2 ways: temporary path and permanent path.

Temporary PATH
- Run terminal
- Then type this command:
  export PATH=/path/to/directory:$PATH
  */path/to/directory is directory what you want to save in PATH.
Permanent PATH
For this way, you must edit file .bashrc
- Run Terminal
- Go to root or super user by type: sudo su
- Type this command:
  gedit ~/.bashrc
- Then add this script at the top
  export PATH=/path/to/directory:$PATH
- Save file .bashrc after you add that script.

After set you PATH variable environment, you can try to type application name or command from directory what you set before.

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Tweet From the Terminal in Linux

Most Linux users prefer to use the terminal for most of their work. However most non-geek users tend to consider the terminal as boring.
Well here is a cool way to use your terminal. You can post tweets to twitter from the terminal.

1. Open the command prompt and enter the following command

sudo aptitude install curl

Enter your root password when it is prompted.

2. Now if you want to post to Twitter use the following command in single line

curl -u yourusername:yourpassword -d status=�Your Message Here� https://twitter.com/statuses/update.xml

You will receive a response containing the XML coding for your post which acts as a confirmation that your post was submitted.

You can follow me on twitter @iampriteshdesai

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Try the next version of DB2 in the Cloud

The DB2 Early Experience program lets you try the latest version of DB2 under development. Your feedback then helps build a better DB2.

By participating in the DB2 Early Experience program on the cloud, you can create your own DB2 server without having to obtain hardware, install and patch operating systems, or install the DB2 Early Experience code. Simply boot your database server when you want to use it and shut it down when you�re finished.

Request participation from db2beta at ca.ibm.com
Watch quick videos for instructions

Cheers,

Leons Petrazickis
DB2 Community Team

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Twitter how to sign up log in down load and how to find friends on twitter

Register/Sign Up, Login Find friends and how to Download twitters application in your phone in https://twitter.com/

Twitter is is just like any other social networking service that enables users to send and read short 140-character messages called "tweets"

Twitter only allow registered users to read and post tweets while unregistered users can only read them. The users of twitter can access it in two ways , you can either access twitter in their official website https://twitter.com/ or you can access it through a mobile device application which am going to put you as we proceed.

Twitter was developed and in March 2006 and lunched in July the same year. As of 2012 twitter recorded having more than 100million active users who in who posted more than 340 million tweet per day so Create twitter account to day and tell the World what you fill and connect with you friends

How to register/create/sign up account and log in twitter account

In other for us enjoy unique futures of twitter you have to have an account with them first
Now this a step by step on how how to create account/ sign up/ register twitter account

First visit this url/website https://twitter.com/ and a box like this will display on your browser

Fill in the appropriate information that displayed on the box
click sign up for twitter
Another box will also display requiring your username
Fill it up and click sign up
Another box will also display requiring your phone number and your country fill it and click verify
Finally verification code will be sent to your phone put in the box and click verify
You now have a twitter account start enjoying

Now this is how to log in your twitter account

Just like i said above you can either log in with twitter official website https://twitter.com or you can do it in your phone and that is only when you have the application in your phone, Now this how to log in with the official web

Visit this link/Url/ website https://twitter.com/ and a box like the previous one will display
Right on the top of the box
Put your email/phone number or your Username and click log in

Features of twitter

You may one to start using twitter after to day when you know about the unique features of twitter which am going to be listing one after the other here in this online tutorial.

Even though a know registered person can read a post on twitter you can choose to send to your friends alone.
You can also follow other users

With twitter you can also update your profile mobile phone

You can share your post 100millions of User of twitter
Twitter does not charge in before you can use ( it is free of charge) but accessing it through mobile phone may incur some share by your network provider service is free

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Ubuntu caught in the wild this time in a NASA video!

Ubuntu is popping up everywhere. Googles Project Tango video and driverless car project were recent examples. Then there was this news about French Armed Forces adoption of Ubuntu en masse. Everything points to a brighter future for Ubuntu OS. It almost seems like Ubuntu and Linux are slowly becoming the de facto choice for enterprise users.

Ubuntu spotted in a NASA video!

Its just a 2 mintues long video. But if youre impatient, skip to 1:25. Thanks to our reader Evan for tipping us. If you have an interesting bit of information to share with us, feel free to use our contact page. Thanks for reading, see more Linux news here.

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Ukraine Sees Bitcoin Investments Up 500 in 12 Months

Ukraines Bitcoin investment figures have shot up 500% in a single year, according to Bitcoin Ukraine founder Andrey Dubetskiy.

Dubetskiy: Growth Reasons Same Throughout The World

The figures, which Dubetskiy revealed in comments to local news resource Payspace, represent growth from 500,000 hryvnia ($18,400) to 2.5 million ($92,000) hryvnia per week through 2016.

"The reasons behind the growth are the same as those throughout the world," he told the publication.

Specifically, distrust of national currencies, an unstable economy, asset movement restrictions, the shadow economy, little choice and regulation of financial instruments, demand for digital and global financial instruments, growth potential for Bitcoins price as an investment and many others.

Ukraine has become an active participant in both Blockchain studies and Bitcoin as a consumer asset.

Despite its recent turbulent political and economic history, cryptocurrency usage has been fostered � or at least left untouched by premature regulation � and continues to serve as an investment alternative to the hryvnia, which since 2014 has lost two thirds of its value.

LocalBitcoins Ukraine volume up

Localbitcoins volumes in Ukraine have also seen their best times ever in recent months, with weekly trading edging towards new highs each week.

"Considering the general upward trend in Bitcoins exchange rate, the majority of customers are buying in order to profit from speculative operations, while some investors transfer a part of their assets to Bitcoin," Mikhael Chobanyan, CEO of local exchange Kuna.io, added.

Weak Economy + Bank Crisis = Blockchain

In a bid to bail out its creaking economic infrastructure, Ukraine was forced to nationalize main lender Privatbank last December amid concerns "panic" would arise if things were left as is.

"Other banks would not be getting their loans back from PrivatBank, a series of bankruptcies would begin, and there would be panic," Oleksandr Savchenko, head of Kyivs International Institute of Business, commented on the situation prior to the move being finalized.

On the Blockchain front meanwhile, a scheme involving the Central Bank to introduce the technology to governmental processes appears to be gaining momentum.

Q3 last year saw publication of a roadmap from the National Bank of Ukraine for its Cashless Economy scheme, which set out ways and deadlines for use of Blockchain in cases such as payments.

"The [National Bank of Ukraine (NBU)] Board has approved and presented a roadmap for Cashless Economy, which will use Blockchain technology in Ukraine for the first time," spokesman Konstantin Yarmolenko wrote�on Facebook at the time in a post subsequently removed.

Elsewhere, Ukraine was the first country in the world to launch sanctioned Bitcoin futures trading on its national exchange. Investor interest was also given as the main motivation for the move, which authorities announced in the midst of the Privatbank debacle.

What do you think about Ukraines Bitcoin growth? Are you there and seeing changes? Let us know in the comments below!

Images courtesy of Shutterstock

The post Ukraine Sees Bitcoin Investments Up 500% in 12 Months appeared first on Bitcoinist.com.

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Tutorial Install Printer Canon Pixma 1980 in Linux OpenSUSE 12 2

How to install and configure driver printer Canon Pixma 1980 in operating system OpenSUSE 12.2. In this case, use for 64 bit, but it also can use for 32 bit with the same procedure.

This is step-by-step how to install and configure driver printer Canon Pixma 1980 in OpenSUSE 12.2 64 bit:

Download the driver file Canon Pixma 1980 (1900 series) from this link: Driver Canon Pixma 1900 series. Downloaded file is named iP1900_RPM_printer.tar. Save this file in your directory, for example save in /home/user/Downloads.
Install additional packages: libtiff3. Default package of OpenSUSE 12.2 is libtiff5, so for libtiff3 we must download from OpenSUSE Build Services that is community repository. How to install libtiff3, using this commands:
zypper ar download.opensuse.org/repositories/graphics/openSUSE_12.2

zypper ref

zypper in libtiff3

Extract the downloaded driver file and then installing with this following commands:
cd /home/user/Downloads
tar -xvf iP1900_RPM_printer.tar

zypper in *.rpm
Directory /home/user/Downloads is the directory where you save the driver file. With this command, openSUSE will automatically connect to repository for installing necessary driver.
After the driver installation is complete, connect the printer cable and turn on.
Run YAST > Hardware > Printer and add printer with the following existing wizard. Choose driver "Canon iP 1900 series ver 3.00" according the downloaded driver.
You can test to print using Canon Pixma 1980 in OpenSUSE 12.2.

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Register/Sign Up, Login Find friends and how to Download twitters application in your phone in https://twitter.com/

How to register/create/sign up account and log in twitter account

Now this is how to log in your twitter account

Features of twitter

Ubuntu caught in the wild this time in a NASA video!

Wednesday, September 13, 2017

Ukraine Sees Bitcoin Investments Up 500 in 12 Months

Dubetskiy: Growth Reasons Same Throughout The World

Weak Economy + Bank Crisis = Blockchain

Tuesday, September 12, 2017

Tutorial Install Printer Canon Pixma 1980 in Linux OpenSUSE 12 2