Tuesday, 20 January 2009
ActivePerl Problems Solved
A few days ago I downloaded ActivePerl from here. After installing it I thought I would try running some simple programs but I kept getting an access denied error. After rebooting my system & viewing the Proactive Defense Summary in my Comodo Firewall, I discovered that Perl was now working fine.
Sunday, 18 January 2009
Side-by-Side Configuration
Recently I installed AVG in Vista, I noticed after restarting my computer that the AVG tray icon wasn't showing, so I tried starting the program manually & received a message regarding side-by-side configuration is incorrect. I'd also noticed that I could no-longer download files in my various web browsers.
I uninstalled AVG & decided to download Avira AntiVir, Comodo Firewall & Spybot, I've had no problem with them so far & I'm able to download files in Firefox again.
I uninstalled AVG & decided to download Avira AntiVir, Comodo Firewall & Spybot, I've had no problem with them so far & I'm able to download files in Firefox again.
Saturday, 17 January 2009
MyPasswordSafe: Ubuntu
There is a version of Password Safe for Ubuntu, you can install it be typing into a terminal...
After installation you'll need to create your own menu launcher for it, the image below shows you how my launcher looks.
A Command-line version can be found here.
sudo apt-get install mypasswordsafe
After installation you'll need to create your own menu launcher for it, the image below shows you how my launcher looks.
A Command-line version can be found here.
Password Safe
Is a wonderful little program that I've been using for a while now. I can store all of my passwords in a special protected file & it also has a built-in password generator. You can download it here.
New Brutus2D v1.8.6
Thursday, 15 January 2009
What's My IP Address?
Very useful site if you are using a router & you need to know your IP Address.
New Stat Counter
I used to use a hit counter provided by Easy Hit Counters to count the number of hits that my blog received. A few days ago I started having problems with the stat counter & I wasn't the only one, as you can see here.
So I've got a new stat counter courtesy of StatCounter.
So I've got a new stat counter courtesy of StatCounter.
Labels:
blog,
hits,
statcounter
Wednesday, 14 January 2009
Tuesday, 13 January 2009
Jabaco: New Language
I was reading this post over on the Coding Monkeys forum about a new language called Jabaco.
The language lets you write code similar in style to VB6 but it compiles to bytecode similar to the output of Java. It also has a GUI Editor built-in & lots of other features plus it's free.
The language lets you write code similar in style to VB6 but it compiles to bytecode similar to the output of Java. It also has a GUI Editor built-in & lots of other features plus it's free.
Labels:
coding monkeys,
download,
forum,
free,
jabaco
Friday, 9 January 2009
FireGPG Add-on for Firefox
Zamzar: Free Online File Conversion
Recently I downloaded a text document which had been saved in the .docx format. In order to open the document I had to download & install OpenOffice, which is a pretty large download @ over 100MB.
I did some searching & found a free online conversion site called Zamzar, I just uploaded the file & selected the PDF conversion option. A few hours later I was sent an email containing a download link for the PDF file.
I did some searching & found a free online conversion site called Zamzar, I just uploaded the file & selected the PDF conversion option. A few hours later I was sent an email containing a download link for the PDF file.
Labels:
.docx,
.pdf,
conversion,
free,
online,
openoffice,
zamzar
Tuesday, 6 January 2009
Time Calculation in C & C++
Useful set of links for time calculation in the C & C++ Programming Languages.
- ctime @ the C++ Reference
- time.h @ Wikipedia
- C & C++ Date Programs
- System Time thread on the Ubuntu Forums
- time_t @ Wikipedia
- How to use ctime in C++ @ daniweb
Monday, 5 January 2009
Benchmarking Coding Languages
Useful site here, which compares the speed that different programming languages run at on Ubuntu Linux.
Labels:
language,
linux,
performance,
programming,
ubuntu
Sunday, 4 January 2009
Halo 3: Identity Cards
I've just discovered these at bungie.net, you can embed the cards in your blog or website using HTML but you can also embed them in your forum signature using BBCode.
Saturday, 3 January 2009
Planet Textures
If you're constructing a sphere in OpenGL or DirectX & you need some planet textures, I suggest you visit this site.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)