Android Activity lifecycle (Code) & Debugging using LogCat (Android Part – 8)

Posted on Thu 17 July 2014 in J4A (Java for Android) • Tagged with Android, Debugging, Lifecycle

Hello Geeks, hope you have read the previous article and are clear with the theoretical concepts of an Android Activity and its Lifecycle. Now we will create a code for the same to see what all methods are called in which cases. This code is similar to what you might …


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Resetting Windows Password

Posted on Thu 17 July 2014 in How To DIY • Tagged with Password, Recovery, Reset, Windows

In past, some of you have used clever utilities like Kon Boot Utility to reset your window password, or asked your engineer to format C:/ drive if there was no way out. This article will introduce various ways to reset password in Windows xp,vista, 7,8 & 8.1. Please …


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Learning About 1 Dimensional Arrays (1 D Arrays)

Posted on Sat 12 July 2014 in C • Tagged with 1D Arrays, Arrays

You may have heard of arrays or "tuples" before, if you've learnt any programming language. If not, then don't worry, you'll learn everything about them in this tutorial and how are they used in C to handle large amounts of data of same data type effectively and easily. So, let's …


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Getting Started With Git

Posted on Wed 02 April 2014 in Linux • Tagged with Git, Version Control

Git is the most popular version control system now a days. The reason behind popularity is its simple yet tremendous functionality. Unlike other VCSs (Version Control Systems), Git has some unique ways to control and share your data. Because of its huge functionality it also tends to become a lot …


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How to copy camera photos to Android phone directly without any app

Posted on Sun 30 March 2014 in How To DIY • Tagged with Android

There are some of application to control/Copy your photos directly from DSLR from your phone like DSLR dashboard app but for Point and Shoot (P&S) .But now with latest android release you can copy any camera photos to Android Phone directly.

Why this is great trick? No matter …


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[Ultimate Guide] What are loops in programming and how are they important?

Posted on Thu 27 March 2014 in C • Tagged with C, Do While Loop, Entry Controlled, Exit Controlled, For Loop, Loops, Programming, While Loop

Welcome everyone to yet another tutorial on C Programming language. In this tutorial we'll be learning about a great concept of loops. Most of the programming languages would use exactly the same syntax for loops, so understand this carefully. Loops provide with great utility and power and saves from a …


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Running A Python Script Using Chef

Posted on Tue 18 March 2014 in Linux • Tagged with Automation, Chef, Chef Solo, Python

Chef is an amazing configuration management tool, widely used in a lot of industries. If you are not familiar with how to run chef/chef-solo, please go through this article first. One of the best feature of Chef is it’s collection of resources. Resources allows Chef to handle configuration …


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Storage Classes in C language

Posted on Mon 17 March 2014 in C • Tagged with Auto, C language, Extern, Register, Static, Storage Classes

In the previous tutorials, we have discussed about the conditional statements. In this tutorial we'll be learning about something known as Storage Classes in the C language. Every variable you define in the C language is generally associated with a Storage class which basically defines the Scope and lifetime of …


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Learn To Manage Packages Using APT-GET & APT-CACHE Commands In Ubuntu/Debian. Part-3

Posted on Tue 11 March 2014 in Linux • Tagged with APT, Linux, Ubuntu

This is last & final chapter of this tutorial. Before proceeding further, I would like to link first two parts here just incase you haven't checked it out.

(PART-1  &  PART-2)

Continuing from Part-2,

19) Checking The Stats Of Cache Using APT-CACHE :

This command will display all the statistics of the cache …


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Convert GIMP Into Photoshop Like UI

Posted on Mon 10 March 2014 in How To DIY, Linux • Tagged with GIMP, Photoshop, Tweaks

An artist in Deviantart with profile name 'doctormo' published an awesome tweak which let's you to change the user-interface of the GIMP something similar to world popular image editing software Photoshop. This tweak currently works on GIMP 2.8 .It does works for GIMP 2.9 but some features might …


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