How To Make A Talking Script
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This tutorial will help you make a little script that talks what you enter. 1. Open Notepad and paste the following code: Dim msg, sapi msg=InputBox(”Enter your...
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Software Engineering Tips for Startups
Interesting Articles — 474 days ago
Software is at the very heart of any modern startup. The business ideas, new utilities for society and the next big thing all boil down to code. If the code is good, the...
How Much Data Is That?
Interesting Articles — 474 days ago
Whenever we discuss quantities of data, we tend to do it in the abstract. We speak of a kilobyte, or a megabyte or a gigabyte without really knowing what it represents. The...
Crash Course Tutorials
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3D MAX: 3d Max Studio Tutorials.zip Flash: Better3DFlash5-simple.zip BLUR.ZIP brokenFlag.zip circularMenu.zip egoloader.zip Hidden_-JLampitt-552.zip MorningSky.zip...
A Very Good Site for Books Search
Intresting Links — 499 days ago
Here is the interesting website I found last night in which you can directly search for the book name. Follow the below link. Find It At Any Cost –...
10 Ways to Improve Your Programming Productivity
Tech Titbits — 519 days ago
1. Limit News Intake to twice a day, Including Google Reader & News Sites Straight from the four hour workweek. Let’s be real: Your minute-to-minute life...
Perl Script to Update Recommended IP Block Ranges
Tech Titbits — 527 days ago
Yesterday, I started down the road of learning to develop in Perl. Came up with the idea of updating my OpenBSD firewall badhosts table with the DShields recommended IP...
Simple perl script for searching logfiles
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Perl script: It is used for searching log files. Failed SSH connectionsAccepted SSH connectionsWebsites accessed (successfully) though a squid proxy Its a very basic...
How to monitor(by e-mail) auth log?
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I need to monitor everyone login server [assume -> linux OS] and “opened” status: How? use “root” user =>