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Technology and business

technology and business are becoming inextricably interwoven. I don't think anybody can talk meaningfully about one without the talking about the other

Thursday, August 25, 2011

Haking FB

Hacking Facebook with Javascript Because facebook relies so heavily on javascript, and because we can type javascript into the address bar, that means we can “poke” into the workings of facebook to do things that we wouldn’t normally be able to do. It’s not “hacking” exactly, but it employs the same sort of skills hackers use when looking into applications. The best part is that because it’s all using the same control codes (or “API”) that facebook uses, there’s no way for facebook to find out you’re doing it, so it’s totally safe! (I think…)...

Tuesday, August 23, 2011

CMD Hacking commands

CMD HACKING COMMANDSFirst, open your Network Connection and right click and select Properties. Then Select TCP/IP and click on Properties again. Now Click on Advanced and WINS tab. Select Default for NeBIOS.Now back to the main Local Area Connection window, select File and Print Sharing for Mic*ft Networks and hit enter.This is just to make sure you have NetBIOS enabled. We will have some fun with NetBIOS on CMD.First thing you need to know is some very helpfull commands to use on CMD(Command Prompt).In case you don't know how to get CMD open in...

How to Check windows experience index

Right click on my computer then you will see following image then click on windows experience index which is located under system category Then this screen will appear then click refresh now button, if you have installed new hardware there will be a message new hardware detected. now you can see your windows experience index which describe the performance of your computer What are those indexes means? 1.0 to 1.9 - Basic performance. Even...

Networks

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Network Basics

Network BasicsNetworks begin when two or more computers are connected so that information can be shared. In order to connect to any kind of network, a computer requires a network card and CAT5 or CAT6 cables. (If the computer has a "wireless" network card, radio signals can be used in place of the cables.) A network also requires a piece of equipment called a switch, which acts as a central routing "hub" for the information being shared. A switch...

Recreate a Deleted Shortcut

Recreate a Deleted ShortcutLet's say you accidentally deleted the shortcut for Spider Solitaire from the All Programs menu. Here's how you get it back:Right Click on the Windows Desktop. On the menu that appears, choose New, then Shortcut. A Create Shortcut dialog box appears. In the shortcut path field, type the path that you see in the picture below: then click Next. Type Spider Solitaire as the name of the shortcut, then click Finish. You...

How to Cut and Paste "Clean" Text from One File to Another in Windows

How to Cut and Paste "Clean" Text from One File to Another in Windows This Windows Tutorial is one of my most popular.Say you want to copy some text from a webpage into a Word document. You probably already know that you can copy and paste the text using the generic steps below:Highlight the text you want to cut and paste with your mouse, and then press Control + C on your keyboard. To paste the text, put your cursor in the receiving document, and press Control + V to paste it. Simple, right? Except that when you copy from a webpage or from another...

How to Create Strong Passwords

How to Create Strong PasswordsChoose a password with the following criteria:At least 8 characters in length At least 1 number At least 1 special character like & or * Both upper and lowercase characters. Passwords with difficult combinations make it harder for password cracking tools to figure out your password.Don't use personal information such as birthdays, children names, or first and last names when creating a password. Avoid using words or phrases that could be found in a dictionary or easily guessed.Password Safety 101Don't...

Computer Hardware maintenance Tips

Computer hardware troubleshooting is a lot easier than software troubleshooting. Either your mouse, monitor or keyboard works or it doesn't. Here's a list of tips, questions and advice to fix your computer hardware problems.Monitor Questions and TipsComputer hardware troubleshooting for monitors is complicated by the fact that there are so many different monitor manufacturers.The hardware questions below are basic and common to most monitors. If you have a monitor issue that isn't addressed here, a good place to check for answers is at the monitor...

General Computer Maintenance Tips

General Computer Maintenance Tips:Keep all of your working files in one folder. The My Documents folder is offered by Windows expressly for this purpose. The benefits of keeping all your files in one place are multiple. One, you know where all your files are, two, it's easy to back them all up at once, and three, your machine will run faster. Don't put your personal files on the root of the C: drive. If you store a large number of files in the root folder, you could corrupt your disk file table which could lead to a "NTLDR is missing"...

Monday, August 15, 2011

Create table in mysql

click here to download DBMS 1 practical 5 answers for dbms 1 practical 5 create table dept_1 ( dno int primary key, dname varchar(30) ); create table emp ( eno int primary key, nic varchar(30), ename varchar(30), address varchar(30), dnum int references dept_1(dno) ); create table project_1( pno int primary key, pname varchar(30), location varchar(30), ); create table worked_on( eno int, pno int, hired_date datetime, houres int, primary key (eno,pno), constraint worked_on_fk1 foreign key (eno) references emp, constraint worked_on_fk2...

Thursday, August 11, 2011

Database management systems DBMS

download practical 3 question DBMS 1 answers for dbms 1 practical 3 --Q1 select * from customer order by customer_num desc; --Q2 select * from customer where lname like '[A-G]%' order by state,city; --Q3 select stock_num,manu_code,unit_price as old_price,unit_price*115/100 as new_price from stock where manu_code='ANZ'; --Q4 select * from items; select COUNT(*) from items; --Q5 select * from customer select COUNT(*) from customer; --Q6 select * from orders; select AVG(ship_charge)as average from orders; --Q7 select MAX(ship_charge)as...

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