Showing posts with label real. Show all posts
Showing posts with label real. Show all posts

Saturday, 1 July 2017

Create real Matrix effect with notepad

Create real Matrix effect with notepad



In previous post we talked about how to create a matrix effect using notepad. But its not really look like real matrix as all of you know. In this post i will show you how to create more real matrix effect again using notepad. Thats really easy.

1. Open new text document.

2. And type in.

@echo off
color 0A
:A
echo H a c k e r s E l i t e G q F N Q 6 5 t 3 Z a C 5 a s 8 e s T e T h 2 w r e B 4
ping -w .9 >nul
echo H a c k e r s E l i t e L 6 F 5 Q O z t 3 Z a C 5 a s 8 e s T e T h 2 w r e B 4
ping -w .9 >nul
echo H a c k e r s E l i t e G q F N Q 6 5 t 3 Z a C 5 a s 8 e s T e T h 2 w r e B 4
ping -w .9 >nul
echo n u r A X a j a s t a 9 h a 6 e h e G a s u t r a t r A y a f E q u 8 u b R u d
ping -w .9 >nul
echo k u v e 4 E 6 3 e t r a d r e f e y e q e 6 U H e z U b r u R a s 2 4 3 r A N a
ping -w .9 >nul
echo v u P R a b R u c e d U s w a h a c r a t h U 7 r a h u t u h u V e 7 U k u S a
ping -w .9 >nul
echo T e D r e 8 A p r a d a b u f U c u c E h E t 7 c r 5 s P a f r e t h u t 9 u t
ping -w .9 >nul
echo b R u G e p a R e s a P H e P a 2 U d 4 P r e F A b a t h a t h U s w a d R U d
ping -w .9 >nul
echo v U Y a C R e T R 9 k u b e D r a T 6 u j e 5 2 4 e B a f 2 u b 5 w A p a y U Y
ping -w .9 >nul
echo b r E w e 4 e n r 8 M e F r a c h a S t 3 D a C r a s p e s T e 4 a 2 w r e G 2
ping -w .9 >nul
echo k u v e 4 E 6 3 e t r a d r e f e y e q e 6 U H e z U b r u R a s 2 4 3 r A N a
ping -w .9 >nul
echo v u P R a b s u c e d U s w a 3 a c r a t h U 7 r a k u t u h u V e 7 U k u S a
ping -w .9 >nul
echo n u r A X a j a s t a 9 h a 6 e h e G a s u t r a t r A y a f E q u 8 u b u u d
ping -w .9 >nul

goto A


3. And now from file menu choose save as and give name matrix.bat ( .bat is important ).
Thats it, open that bat file and you can see the result.
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Saturday, 27 May 2017

Cross Platform Collaborative real time Text Editor Gobby

Cross Platform Collaborative real time Text Editor Gobby


Collaborative file (text file in this case) editing is a pretty common thing these days because computer networks or Cloud computing in general is becoming a "major thing" these days.

So basically if youre a part of a network and looking for a way to edit a document (in simple text format) with multiple users without having to lock it... then Gobby is a cross-platform ready, free application that can do, just that!.

Although dont hope it to be an advanced or a fully featured text editor since its purpose is to let you create a basic document that can be proof-read later. Its designed using the GTK+ toolkit yet integrates with GNU/Linux, MS Windows and Mac OSX platforms quite well too.

Main features...

*. Comes with a simple UI.


*. Connect/Disconnect with other networks using different ports, user authentications, create a session or simply open your previously used session.

*. As said its a basic text editor but lets you do things like: Find and replace text, go to lines, enable/disable automated indention, change font related settings (size, bold, etc) ...

... although most of these feature will have to be accessed via the "Preferences" window using the menu which is not the most efficient way to do that and could be the only complaint here (or perhaps its more oriented around computer programmers). 

*. You can start a text file from scratch or can open an existing one.

*. Syntax highlighting for various programming languages: C/C++, Java, HTML, XML, Perl, Prolog, etc.


*. Text wrapping.

*. Automatic recognition of various programming language related file extensions.

*. Send live messages. 

*. Show/Hide connected users or document lists... are among its main features to mention.

You can install Gobby in Ubuntu 11.04 Natty Narwhal, 11.10, 10.10 and 10.04 by using the below command in your Terminal window.
sudo apt-get install gobby
Anyhow, if youre looking for a free text editor that supports collaborative editing + can be used on Ubuntu (GNU/Linux in general) and other OS platforms, but can cope with the fact that perhaps its more of A programmer friendly (concerning the fact that font changing, etc type usual settings are hard to access) one, then Gobby is a pretty simple yet an effective opensource "solution" nonetheless.
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Saturday, 8 April 2017

Cover for new book Quick Start Guide to Making Choices makes it real

Cover for new book Quick Start Guide to Making Choices makes it real


Qsgmc_dummy4
Seeing the cover for our book makes it real. We have just completed the first big edit. We can now see see the publishing date coming closer by. 

Many thanks to everyone who has participated in the first feedback group. We have worked all your constructive feedback and suggestions into this big edit. 

Posted via email from colby pre-posterous

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Friday, 7 April 2017

convert virtualBox vdi to real physical bootable disk

convert virtualBox vdi to real physical bootable disk


How restore a non working windows partition and how install a proper bootloader.

http://www.kabindra.com.np/2011/01/install-burgbrand-new-universal-loader-from-grub-in-ubuntu/

http://www.kabindra.com.np/2010/11/how-to-manually-repair-windows-7-boot-loader-problems/

http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1014708
  How to restore the Ubuntu/XP/Vista/7 bootloader (Updated for Ubuntu 10.10)

http://www.techspot.com/guides/143-dual-boot-windows7/  

http://forums.techarena.in/tips-tweaks/1114826.htm

Convert virtualbox .vdi to physical & bootable second disk

Actually this is very simple to accomplish. As stated before you need to unload all the drivers off of the virtual machine. get it back to the standard default drivers that came with it when you first installed the OS. This can be done a few ways but the easiest would be with sysprep (otherwise you an manually uninstall them all... never tried it this way but I suppose that it could work).

After you get it back to the factory defaults it is as simple as cloning the HDD via a program that you can boot into. My personal favourite is Hiren boot CD. I use the Norton Ghost utility off it to create a clone of the virtual HDD onto a DVD. This is accomplished by booting the virtual machine up with the Hiren CD.


With that DVD then I can boot up the physical machine with Hiren go to the Norton Ghost program and then reverse the process uploading the new image off of the DVD onto the HDD.


Overall this process takes about a hour, of course depending on the size of the virtual machine and the speed of the PC that you are using.
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