Habang papalapit ng papalapit ang pagpapalit ng taon papalapit din ng papalapit tayo sa matinding kahirapan na ating haharapin sa pag harap sa bagong taon. Maraming bagay na dapat pag isipan, maraming bagay na dapat pag desisyunan, maraming bagay na dapat isaalang alang. Katulad halimbawa kung dapat ba tayong magtipid dahil sa krisis na paparating, dapat ba akong umalis kahit walang pera, dapat ba akong lumingon kahit walang tumatawag, dapat ba akong mainis sa pagmumukha nya. Maraming dapat gawin pero di natin alam kung alin ang uunahin, alin ang naiba, ang hirap isipin diba? Natanong nyo na ba sa sarili nyo yan?

Xavier School Deploys 600 Ubuntu Linux DesktopsXavier is the latest K-12 school to move Ubuntu Linux to the head of the class. In fact, the school has deployed more than 600 Ubuntu desktops, according to Pierre Tagle, Xavier’s consulting IT director. During a recent email exchange with WorksWithU, Tagle described why the San Juan, Phillipines-based school (Xavier School) has fallen for Ubuntu.

“Our large-scale deployment of Ubuntu began last April 2008,” writes Tagle. “The reason to choose Ubuntu started due to cost issues brought about by Microsoft’s base licenses and subscription licenses. The choice of Ubuntu is due to its ease of use as a desktop OS and the availability of Edubuntu.”

Still, Ubuntu has not made the leap from Xavier’s desktops to servers. “Our servers are mostly Linux-based, though most of the run Red Hat or CentOS. Red Hat is required by IBM for a supported installation of Lotus Notes.”

CurrPorts displays the list of all currently opened TCP/IP and UDP ports on your local computer. For each port in the list, information about the process that opened the port is also displayed, including the process name, full path of the process, version information of the process (product name, file description, and so on), the time that the process was created, and the user that created it.

Lot´s of people complain that webproxys are not working at their works / schools computer because they have been banned by administrators. A way around this would be to setup your very own proxy server that is being hosted a) by a free webhosting service that supports either php or cgi or b) your own website that is being hosted by a webhosting company. Both methods should work and I will walk you right through the installation process for both scripts and give you tips how to find out what is actually being blocked.

One common strategy to infect a computer is to use the autorun information of a removable drive, most likely an USB device, to infect the computer as soon as the user double-clicks the drive. If the computer is protected by antivirus software the attack will most likely be stopped in its tracks but the manipulated autorun.inf file on the USB device will more often than not remain untouched.Here is a short explanation if you have never heard of autorun.inf files before: It contains information about files and processes that are automatically executed when a disk is inserted or double-clicked.

Ok, you're at a console at the library, school or other public termimal. Access to C: is blocked. The command prompt is blocked. You're trying to do something, and you can't because of these restrictions. What a load of shit.

First things first... Get to the command prompt. Once you've got access to DOS, you're in good shape. If it's blocked, try the easy way first.

Method 1:
1. Open any folder or browser.
2. Type the location of cmd.exe or the prompt depending on the OS.
Example: "C:\windows\system32\cmd.exe" or "C:\winnt\system32\cmd.exe" (for NT)

Method 2:

Section 0: The Disclaimer
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Section 1: The Introduction