Posted by undertowsam on January 1, 2011
Change in earth axis and constant loss of sun’s energy has certainly affected the earth climatic condition. According to scientist at NASA, the catastrophic earth quake of Chile in 2009 has tilted the earth axis. The rotation and revolution of earth can be affected due to change in axis which results change in climatic condition. The earth is more cooler during winters and more hotter during summer can be due to changes in earth axis and gravitational power of sun. The figure below shows the probable changes of earth revolution. The change is denoted by red oval shape.

Changes in Earth Revolution
Changes in climatic condition have resulted in change in vegetation. The changes in climatic condition have affected the Himalayas and its vegetation. The Everest, world highest pick has received lower snow fall in 2010. The real reason behind low snow fall has not yet been found but it can be due to change in earth axis or global warming.

Left image (taken in 1921) shows more glacier than photo at the right (taken in 2010)
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged: axis, change, change in earth axis, climate, cooler, earth, hotter, revolution, rotation | Leave a Comment »
Posted by undertowsam on July 1, 2010
While installing Ubuntu, sometimes we forget to allocate swap memory. This mistake can degrade the performance of the system. It is advice to allocate swap at the beginning. But its not a major problem since we can allocate swap memory indirectly. SWAP memory should be double of the primary memory. If you have 512MB of RAM then it is wise to allocate 1GB of swap memory.
Here are the steps to increase the swap area in you Linux Machine
1. To create 2GB (2048MB) swap file (1024*2048MB = 2097152 block size)
sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/swapfile1 bs=1024 count=2097152
2. set up linux swap area
sduo mkswap /swaparea1
3. Activate /swaparea1 swap space immediately
sudo swapon /swaparea1
4. Reebot and open gedit
sudo gedit /etc/fstab
5. Append following line to file
/swaparea1 swap swap defaults 0 0
6. Reboot and to check
sudo free -m
Posted in Tricks | Tagged: increase, memory, swap, ubuntu | 1 Comment »
Posted by undertowsam on October 19, 2009
Karmic Koala (Ubuntu 9.10) is coming soon!!

Ubuntu 9.10 (Karmic Koala)
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Posted by undertowsam on July 22, 2009
These days growth in technology is highest of all time so there is no doubt one day technology will replace us. So imagining the world after technology concurs.
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People will forget that there exist Kilometer or Miles, they start talking on hop count. Jack is 4 hop away.
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The quality of road will be measured in bandwidth. People will say- the bandwidth at Pokhara is too less rather than the road is narrow at Pokhara.
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The speed of car will be measure in Mbps, Gbps rather than Km/s, miles/s. The speed of fastest car on earth will be 564 Tbps.
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The car will renamed as packets. The lightest car will be Datagram.
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The neighbour will turn to be nearest routers with administrative distance of 1.
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The richness of people will be calculated in processing power. The total worth of Bill Gates will be 66GHz.
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There exist a private highway for people who can afford through tunneling of channels (or VPN).
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The software like anti-AIDS, anti-theft, anti-terrorist will be developed. Patches for Bin Laden will be frequently release. America will be venerable due to Bin Laden. And there is no patches for AIDS.
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The capitals will renamed as access-point. The access point of England is London.
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The origin of people will be Mac, Dell, Compact rather than Aryan, Negro or Mongolian.
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The Doctor will specialised on different vulnerabilities and start saying I am ECH or RedHat or MCTS certified, come on I can fix your problem.
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The Police Check Post will be replace by Firewall. We can see “Go through Firewall to enter into the country” written in the hoarding board ahead of Firewall Post.
And finally my friend MILAN will find patches for human stupidity.
Posted in Funny | Tagged: network, virtual, world | 1 Comment »
Posted by undertowsam on June 23, 2009
Commands
|
Function
|
| ncpl.cpl or control netconnections |
To open Network Connections |
| ipconfig |
To view IP Address Configuration |
netsh interface ip set address “Connection_name” static Address Subnet_Mask Default_Gateway Example: netsh interface ip set address “local area connection” static 192.168.2.47 255.255.255.0 192.168.2.1 |
To assign static IPv4 address (default gateway is optional) |
netsh interface ipv6 set address “Connection_name” Address netsh interface ipv6 set address “local area connection” 2001:db3:290d:1281::2 |
To assign static IPv6 address |
netsh interface ip set address “Connection_name” dhcp netsh interface ip set address “local area connection” dhcp |
To assign dynamic IPv4 address |
| ipconfig /renew |
To renew dynamic IP address |
| ipconfig /registerdns |
To force a DNS client to attempt dynamic registration of its resource records. |
| ipconfig /flushdns |
To flush DNS Resolver Cache |
| ipconfig /displaydns |
To display DNS cache |
| dnscmd |
To view the DNS commands there are 40 such commands |
| ping remote_host |
To ping remote host |
| tracert remote_host |
To trace remote host |
| PathPing remote_host |
To find links that are cosing intermittent data loss |
| arp -a and arp -d |
To display the ARP cache AND To delete the ARP cache |
| Dnscmd /clearcache |
To clear DNS server cache |
| dcpromo /unattend: |
To install the Active Directory Domain Service role on a Server Core |
| start /w ocsetup DNS-Server-Core-Role |
To install DNS server on a stand-alone or member server running a Server Core installation |
| start /w ocsetup DNS-Server-Core-Role /uninstall |
To remove DNS server on a stand-alone or member server running a Server Core installation |
| dnscmd . /config /enablegloblenamessupport 1 |
To enable GlobleNames Zones support |
| dnscmd servername /cretedirectorypartition FQDN |
For creating Custom Application Directory Partitions |
| Example: dnscmd server1 /createdirectorypartition DNSpartationB.samrak.com |
To create an application directory named DNSpartitionB on a computer named server1 in the Active Directory domain samrak.com |
| dnscmd servername /enlistdirectorypartition FQDN |
To enlist Application Directory Partitions |
| Example: dnscmd server1 /enlistdirectorypartation DNSpartationB.samrak.com |
To enlist a computer named server1 in application directory partition |
| start /w ocsetup DHCPServerCore |
To configure a DHCP server on a Server Core |
| net start dhcpserver |
To start the DHCP server for the first time |
| sc config dhcpserver start= auto |
To configuration a DHCP server to start automatically |
| winrm quickconfig |
To configure the Windows Remote Management services |
Posted in Windows | Tagged: MCTS 70-642 commands | Leave a Comment »
Posted by undertowsam on June 6, 2009
Presently, I am searching “how to get free SMS notification when new mail arrives in inbox”. It will be handy for those who occasionally uses mail and far form the internet.
I am expecting few comments and suggestion for above topic.
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Posted by undertowsam on June 6, 2009
Savevid.com is a tool which gives you the ability to download videos from streaming video sites. You can download videos from Youtube, Google Videos, Metacafe, Spike and more in FLV, AVI, MOV, MPG or WMV formats.
Currently it support YouTube, Dailymotion, Metacafe, Break, Google video, Veoh, MySpace, Revver, Spike, Blip.tv, WeGame, Tangle, 5min, Game Trailers, RuTube, Expert Village
For downloading the videos form a site (eg YouTube), first open the site and go to the page where the video you wanted to download is loacted. Then copy the links form the address bar and paste the address in the Savevid.com. Then click the download button.
Posted in Tricks | Tagged: Download Streaming Videos | 1 Comment »