If your laptop fans keep blowing out of control when running VirtualBox on a Ubuntu Host-Windows Guest, you might need to try one the followings fix on this article.
http://home.icequake.net/~nemesis/blog/index.php/archives/321
The one that fixed it for me is the one where I had to create a dummy VirtualBox machine and run it simutaneously as my dev box.
I was hoping with the release of version 4 (4.0.4) that this issue was going to go away but still the same result.
Very often I have to create a virtual host in apache and I keep on forgetting the syntax.
This should help out:
NameVirtualHost *:80
<VirtualHost *:80>DocumentRoot "C:\www.ycsoftware.net"ServerName ycsoftware.net<Directory "C:\www.ycsoftware.net">allow from allOptions +Indexes</Directory></VirtualHost>
Copy and Overwrite Directories and Files in Linux
Note that even though i put the ‘f’ flag , I am still being prompted:
'cp' -r source/* destination/
Note that the single quotes are needed if you want to avoid getting prompted:
“Do you want to overwrite?”
Why is it when I type “Free Irc” on Google the first 10 links are all Mirc and yet when I go to their website and download the software I then realize that it is a trial version. No wonder why they claiming to have a “Zillion” Downloads. The last time I checked there was a term for trial software: It is called Shareware (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shareware) not Freeware.
This is really Misleading and people out there should be aware of that.
Here is the software that we use when we want to use IRC chat and they are “FREEWARE” not shareware.
1. DMDirc (This is what we use)
http://www.dmdirc.com/en/
2. Firefox (Chatzilla)
3. Opera
Other Interesting Links
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_Internet_Relay_Chat_clients
Let’s say I have this number (4.232323456776987654) in Microsoft Excel and I want to round it to two decimal places.
(4.23). How do I do that in Microsoft Excel?
ROUND(4.232323456776987654,2)
Let ‘s say I have this string (afgfgfg-sds) and I just want g-s. How do I do that?
=MID(A1,FIND("-",A1)-1, 3)
Rounding Microsoft Excel
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/excel-help/round-HP005209239.aspx