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[...] the Google Chrome to use Google Search USA, always! This trick was mentioned in May 2012 and it’s still [...]

[...] Previously, one can disable instant extended API to prevent Google Chrome showing thumbnails of websites you’ve visited in new tab window. Unfortunately, Google [...]

[...] The latest Google Chrome update changes the New Tab page to show your most visited websites in thumbnail. That could be [...]

[...] ” websites that require login account and done most of the web browsing activities on Google Chrome, I’m OK with IE InPrivate browsing mode that doesn’t remember my browsing history. [...]

[...] A Registry trick used to add Command Prompt (Admin) shortcut in the right-click menu (Context Menu) of Windows 8. [...]

[...] files to XBMC Library? Select / highlight the folder or files, then right click to bring up context menu and select scan item to library. As the XBMC supports HDMI CEC feature, you might be able to [...]

[...] that it's possible to create a date folder (i.e. a folder that uses date as folder name) from context menu (a.k.a. right-click menu)? [...]

[...] who run OpenELEC as home media system, you may use a TV remote control to access the XBMC context menu, IF the TV supports HDMI CEC function. CEC, known as Consumer Electronics Control, comes in [...]

[...] IE window. This trick, however, doesn’t work well in some cases, even with the latest Internet Explorer 10. Luckily, there is an ultimate solution, which easily allows Internet Explorer users to [...]

[...] How do I change Internet Explorer 10 default download folder? [...]

[...] are web browser hotkeys that supported by most modern Desktop web browsers (e.g. Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Firefox, etc). That means, this is not a Facebook trick at all, as it& [...]

[...] primarily by the Web giant. How to check if a website supports SPDY protocol? The Internet Explorer 11 of Windows 8.1 will show tooltip or hint if the site is loaded using SPDY protocol, [...]

[...] . However, administrator and developer can create a SQL scalar function (UDF, shorts for user-defined function) to get this job done. As compare to parsing SQL output with the GNU date command, this [...]

[...] The IBM DB2 allows one to create external user-defined function (UDF) in few of the popular programming languages. In this tutorial, however, the focus is [...]

[...] how to build DB2 external UDF in the previous post, now let’s see how to make the user-defined function writing debugging info to your own application log file (not the DB2 system log file). It& [...]

[...] password, because the credential is in plain text mode when passing it to the ssh client via option switch! To lower the risk level: 1. Make sure the connecting machine is highly secured. 2. If [...]

[...] use (especially the “-cc” and “-l” option switches). We also modify -h option switch to not printing help info but to print the recipient, sender, and SMTP server that we have [...]

[...] of plink program, is capable to login SSH server with a fake password passed in by the -pw option switch. In my example, the plink login as user “pi” with hardcoded password “abc123& [...]

[...] passing “mypass!” to ssh client, not “1234567″ provided by -p option switch. 2. The fake password length MUST be equal to or longer than the hardcoded password! [...]

[...] , OpenELEC supports HDMI CEC function. That’s mean you can control OpenELEC GUI via TV remote control. Although most of the modern TV supports HDMI CEC, they use different trade name to refer [...]

[...] , the Library mode has turned on and the interaction with OpenELEC-XBMC is solely using a TV remote control that support HDMI CEC feature (in this demo, I’m using the Sony TV remote control): 1. [...]

[...] Question: Can I use the TV remote control to get XBMC play all media files in the folder? Answer: If your TV supports HDMI CEC [...]

[...] Before I know how to map the TV remote control keys to control XBMC powered by OpenELEC/Raspberry Pi, I can only use a not-so-friendly [...]

[...] This open source software, sshpass, only does one simple thing, i.e. tricks the SSH client to believe that the user is performing interactive password authentication. For example, this [...]

[...] ’t support public-key cryptography authentication method? The Putty’s console-based SSH client, plink, accepts password via option switch. The Linux “native” OpenSSH client, [...]

[...] of a router modem doesn’t allow user add or install the public key? In that case, the SSH client must be able to perform non-interactive SSH login using password authentication. The OpenSSH [...]

[...] a TV remote control that support HDMI CEC feature (in this demo, I’m using the Sony TV remote control): 1. On the Home screen, go to Music, then press the RIGHT arrow button on remote control [...]

[...] Raspberry Pi is running OpenELEC, then it is likely possible: As shown in the video, my Sony TV remote control allows me to navigate the file system, select the folder (highlight it) and click the [...]

[...] become effective! Essentially, this XML file allows me reconfigure the color buttons of Sony TV remote control for sending instruction to XBMC on OpenELEC/Raspberry Pi, i.e. take screenshot (blue [...]