May, 2009 Archives

Save Photos from hi5

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May 28th, 2009 Permalink

Hi5 has implemented a technique to avoid saving of pictures from someone’s (including yours) profile. The trick is done by adding a layer above the photo called 1x1_trans.gif and when you try to save a photo, you get the same file saved, not the photo you want to.

Hi5 has implemented a technique to avoid saving of pictures from someone’s (including yours) profile. The trick is done by adding a layer above the photo called 1x1_trans.gif and when you try to save a photo, you get the same file saved, not the photo you want to. Continue Reading

[HOWTO] [UPDATED] Add Widgets to Notepad-Chaos WordPress Theme

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May 18th, 2009 Permalink

UPDATE: As wordpress does not show characters correctly, the codes below may not work. So please do copy the codes from this file I have uploaded. Please read the post as well as the instructions included in the file. You may need to use WinRAR or 7zip to extract the file if you are running [...]

UPDATE: As wordpress does not show characters correctly, the codes below may not work. So please do copy the codes from this file I have uploaded. Please read the post as well as the instructions included in the file. You may need to use WinRAR or 7zip to extract the file if you are running Windows.

The theme I’m using in this blog is widget unaware Notepad-Chaos theme. However, I have managed to allow it to add widgets. Continue Reading

Download all Naruto Movies for Free

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May 15th, 2009 Permalink

My friend, who is a great fan of Naruto, the animated series, has created a Naruto download page which fetches links from some other site to provide the users with the links.

My friend, who is a great fan of Naruto, the animated series, has created a Naruto download page which fetches links from some other site to provide the users with the links.

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I moved to Linux because Windows does not support my Hardware

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May 14th, 2009 Permalink

Back in the days of 2005, I did not use Linux because it did not support my cheap PCTEL HSP56 Dial-up modem. Now, I do not use Windows Vista because it does not support my cheap Telson Electronics CDMA 1x USB Wireless Modem. Sorry for my poor choice of internet (both in 2005 and now) [...]

Back in the days of 2005, I did not use Linux because it did not support my cheap PCTEL HSP56 Dial-up modem. Now, I do not use Windows Vista because it does not support my cheap Telson Electronics CDMA 1x USB Wireless Modem. Sorry for my poor choice of internet (both in 2005 and now) because I live in rural area of Nepal and we don’t have a choice. Continue Reading

[HOWTO] Save Screenshots in Ubuntu Automatically when PrintScreen key is pressed

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May 12th, 2009 Permalink

When you press the PrintScreen key in Ubuntu, you will see a gnome-screenshot dialog box with options to save the image or Copy it to clipboard. This function is great unless of course, you mistakenly press the key several times day which is really irritating. How about silently saving the image to some predefined location [...]

When you press the PrintScreen key in Ubuntu, you will see a gnome-screenshot dialog box with options to save the image or Copy it to clipboard. This function is great unless of course, you mistakenly press the key several times day which is really irritating. How about silently saving the image to some predefined location rather than popping up the dialog?
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How I moved my WordPress Blog to a different domain

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May 5th, 2009 Permalink

I recently moved my WordPress blog to different domain (from http://www.khattamonline.co.cc to http://www.khattam.info) and here is how I did it.


I recently moved my WordPress blog to different domain (from http://www.khattamonline.co.cc to http://www.khattam.info) and here is how I did it.

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Turbo C++ IDE – Running on Linux, Windows Vista, Windows 7 or Mac OS

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May 4th, 2009 Permalink

Please look at the alternatives for Turbo C++ IDE before reading this post. Continue reading it only if you want to use BGI graphics (consider Allegro Gaming Library if you want an easy to use Graphics solution for C\C++) or for code compatibility with your Textbook. You might consider changing your textbook if your School/College/University [...]

Please look at the alternatives for Turbo C++ IDE before reading this post. Continue reading it only if you want to use BGI graphics (consider Allegro Gaming Library if you want an easy to use Graphics solution for C\C++) or for code compatibility with your Textbook. You might consider changing your textbook if your School/College/University allows for new code. Continue only if you have no other option than using the DOS based Turbo C++ 3.0.

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Turbo C++ IDE – A look at the Alternatives

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May 4th, 2009 Permalink

Many engineering and computer science labs tend to have Turbo C++ IDE as the basic IDE. That is not appropriate for new standards of C\C++ and an alternative must be sought for it.


Many engineering and computer science labs tend to have Turbo C++ IDE as the basic IDE. That is not appropriate for new standards of C\C++ and an alternative must be sought for it. Continue Reading

Jaunty Does Not Boot Up Under 25 Seconds? Try this.

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May 2nd, 2009 Permalink

Ubuntu 9.04, Jaunty Jackalope, is expected to boot under 25 seconds from the grub to the desktop. However, you will probably not meet the expectations. Well, i didn’t.

Ubuntu 9.04, Jaunty Jackalope, is expected to boot under 25 seconds from the grub to the desktop. However, you will probably not meet the expectations. Well, i didn’t. Continue Reading