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Find Your IP Address and Web Browser Info Using FindMeByIP

Feb 23

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FindMeByIP.com is yet another useful website to bookmark. FindMeByIP will show your web browser information, Modernizer information, HTML5 web forms 2.0 information, CSS3 selector tests information and IP address details information. FindMeByIP is very simple to navigate by clicking the menu button and it will bring you smoothly to the info you wanted to see. FindMeByIP now offers a service to get detailed report on your web browser and operating environment by sending a URL. Please give FindMeByIP a try and let me know your feedback here.

WordPress 2.9.2

Feb 18

wingloonWordPress 3 Comments

WordPress 2.9.2 is already out on Feb 15, 2010 which fixes problem where logged in users can peek at trashed posts belonging to other authors reported by Thomas Mackenzie. You should quickly download and upgrade to 2.9.2 version if you have untrusted registered users on your blog and sensitive post in your trash. I upgraded my blog today. How about you?

The Story of Creating Nexus One

Feb 05

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Check out the first video below on the story of creating Nexus One by Google. You can subscribe to the official Nexus One YouTube channel to watch other episodes that will be gradually rolled out.

Nexus One: The Story – Episode 1: Concept & Design

FocalPop is Next Online Income for Photographers

Feb 03

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FocalPop is a new online custom marketplace for photo seekers and photographers. As a photographer, you can actively seek for opportunity to sell your work requested by photo seekers. The rule is very simple. Photo seekers provide detail of photo they want and how much they are willing to pay. Photographers snap their best shots and submit to the matching detail request. Finally, photo seekers select the final photo they wanted and transaction is processed through FocalPop. If you are interested, join FocalPop today to earn money for your photos.

15 Useful RPM Commands for Linux System Administrator

Jan 26

wingloonLinux 1 Comment

Thought of putting this up long time ago. You can have a quick reference on the most commonly Linux RPM commands I used daily here: -

Install a RPM
rpm -ivh package-name.rpm

Update a RPM
rpm -Uvh package-name.rpm

Remove a RPM
rpm -e package-name.rpm

List contents of installed RPM
rpm -qvl package-name

List contents of a RPM
rpm -qlp package-name

Print information about an installed RPM
rpm -qi package-name

Print information about a RPM
rpm -qpi package-name.rpm

List all installed RPM on your system
rpm -qa

Search for a installed RPM
rpm -qa | grep package-name

Print which package a file belongs to
rpm -qf /path/to/file

Extract files from a RPM into current directory
rpm2cpio package-name.rpm | cpio -idv

List out configuration file(s) for a RPM
rpm -qc package-name

List package dependencies
rpm -qpR package-name.rpm

Integrity check for a installed RPM
rpm -V package-name

Integrity check for a RPM
rpm -Vp package-name.rpm

Please post a comment if you would like to share your opinion on the above commands. Thank you.