How To
We all know how to terminate a process or better yet, how to force terminate it so it don’t bother us no more. Now, how about suspending a process to clear up some memory, then resume it after we are done?
Sounds simple? It is simple. Let’s take example our beloved browser, Firefox, which, in our stress test, extended its arms for additional resources and we don’t want that, at this time.
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Ya, it’s very annoying, I agree. Every time when Windows has finished installing some updates, the all-knowing dialog pops asking you if you want to restart now or restart later for all changes to take effect. But what if I’m doing something and I can’t restart? It’s fine, says Windows, press “Restart Later”. Oh great, says the user, pressing joyfully on Restart Later. But what on earth…the dialog appears again after a short while, asking the user the same thing? Hey heyyyy….!
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We all know that sometimes you stumble upon interesting music videos or any voice related video (like a tutorial) that you want to convert it as MP3 and drag it along with you on your iPod. Well, there are many applications that can do that and when I say many, believe us…we know! Anyway, Mysticgeek from HowToGeek.com posted an interesting tutorial on how we can convert any videos to MP3 using only VLC..and we love VLC don’t we?
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Ed Bott from ZDNet published an interesting tutorial to a perfect Windows 7 installation. Of course, advanced users may know some of those things already, but I found Ed’s post really helpful and decided to share it with you. Windows 7 is Microsoft’s love child and was embraced with total love from the community, thus making it a very popular installing choice even in it’s RC stage.
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Let’s say you like a avatar/screensaver/wallpaper website alot and you are into the funny pictures. That website has a funny category of course, with lots and lots of avatars or whatever images you can imagine. Now, you want to save all those images but you find it boring and frustrating to right click on every image and click “Save Image As”. Fortunately, Firefox comes with a add-on that can capture all the images from a given web page within 1 click. Still with me?
Well, finally some useful stuff..you may think. Adding the Copy to/Move to function to the right click menu in Windows Explorer is a very handy functions to have and we decided to share it with you.
This trick involves a easy to do registry editing and as for any registry tweaking, please backup your registry just in case.
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I’m not a Linux power user myself, but I have Linux installed on several rigs and this thought crossed my mind several times, but without any conclusion being too lazy. Saving flash movies locally is very useful especially when you want to view it again later or share it with friends when they come by your home. Fortunately, I’ve found a similar article via How-To Geek and I have decided to share it with you.
I will try to break the myth on how hard Linux is, how complicated is to set-up crons and of course, how to save your time automating your website backups without using 3rd party software or scripts. Now, if you’re not familiar with this, the cron actually helps you automate any task or Linux command easily. For our current task, we first need a bash file, where we will write the database backup command (MySQL).
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