I’ve got an e-mail lately from a reader which reads,
“Hey dude, I’ve been looking for a solution to copy files from a remote Windows PC to a Linux PC without installing any free programs. My company only has PuTTY on Windows XP and I can’t seem to use scp like how we usually use it […]
Entries Tagged as 'HOW TO guides'
How to: Copying Files from Windows to Linux via SSH (vice-versa)
November 12th, 2009 · No Comments
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How-to: Restrict User’s Program Access on Windows 7
November 12th, 2009 · No Comments
Windows 7 comes with an option that allows an Administrator to easily allow/prevent other users (with no admin rights) to run executable programs. This works well especially if you share your PC with guests and you would not want them to run unnecessary programs. Or it could be just to prevent your less tech-savvy Dad […]
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How to: Work-around for Ubuntu 9.10 (Karmic Koala) Huawei Modem Problem
November 9th, 2009 · 5 Comments
With the recent release of Ubuntu 9.10 - Karmic Koala, there have been posts on problems getting the Huawei USB dongles to work. After doing a simple search, it seems that this problem lies with a bug in the kernel and bug fixes are on the way. For the meantime, here are two ways to […]
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The Answer to Your Windows Mobile Woes.
April 28th, 2009 · No Comments
If you happen to have a Windows Mobile 6.1 phone, you would have realized how bad the memory leakage problem is. Prior to this application (which I will introduce in a while), one will either have to soft-reset their WM phone every few/several days or to use a less-superior memory release program. The former is […]
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HOW TO: Install Network Simulator 2 & Network animator (NSnam) on Ubuntu Hardy
August 29th, 2008 · 44 Comments
So I’ve been given a Final Year Project that deals with vehicular communication on a VANET (Vehicle Ad-hoc Network). It involves hardware implementation of an embedded system modules to a car’s CAN-BUS so as to communicate with the car’s ECUs and between cars themselves. If everything goes well, this would probably be implemented in luxury […]
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How to: Enable syntax colouring in VIM
March 9th, 2008 · 1 Comment
The motivation for this “HOW-TO” started when I was doing some coding on my Ubuntu. Although some may prefer in-built text editors with syntax colouring like Gedit, I still prefer Vim for its ease in usage. This is just a simple how-to for those in need.
Vim had served me well before on Fedora but somehow […]
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Edison Chen sex scandals — Lessons learned
February 3rd, 2008 · 2 Comments
I would neither go into detail about the recent sex scandals (this is a tech blog anyway) nor post any links to the pictures (I’m sure those looking for it already has copies of them in their HDD). In fact, I’m not even sure why it is made into such a big fuss? (Haven’t you […]
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HOW TO: Remove MSN virus from your computer
January 23rd, 2008 · 53 Comments
Recently I wrote a post on an MSN virus which has been fooling people around the world into downloading it by using infected computers to send a message that goes something similar to this:
Hey, is this your picture? :S http://www.msnimages.net/images/viewimage.php?=abc@hotmail.com
The infected computer would then be a the next zombie host which will spread the […]
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How to: Hack Google.com
December 12th, 2007 · 1 Comment
Google has become the most used internet search engine of today. It has, to a certain extent, revolutionized the way we search the web. Gone were the days where searching Toys will churn out search results like ¨adult toys¨, vibrators, sex dolls, etc. (you get the point). However, with this tool, you can do more […]
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How to: Check running backgroud programs & memory/CPU utilization data on Windows
December 11th, 2007 · No Comments
There are times when your Windows machine starts to slow down or when everything comes to a halt frequently. Although there might be many reasons to why such a slow degeneration of your Windows machine occurs, most of the time these reasons are related to malwares/spywares. These nasty programs attaches itself to your computer unknowingly […]
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