- Click the search button
- Search for "PowerShell"
- Right click on Windows Powershell, then click "Run as administrator"
- Paste this in:
Get-AppxPackage *xbox* | Remove-AppxPackage - Wait about 30 seconds
- Done!
Saturday, November 28, 2015
FPS issue after upgrading to Window 10, Window 10 Gaming issue, Window 10 Issue, Window 10 Gaming low FPS
Wednesday, March 25, 2015
Can't access KALI OS for the first time?
This may happen when you booting the KALI using virtual machine. By default the username and password are set as below:
Name: root
Password: toor
Enjoy!
Name: root
Password: toor
Enjoy!
Saturday, March 21, 2015
10 essential application on Ubuntu OS
After install Ubuntu 11.04 or any other version you should first update all the repositories.
After that you may need some of the applications to works on Ubuntu.
1) Compiz
2) VLC media player
3) Openshot
4) Gtkpod
5) K3b
6) Minitube
7) GIMP
8) Inkscape
9) Blender
10) Transmission
There are others useful application too. Always explore! Nice day.
After that you may need some of the applications to works on Ubuntu.
1) Compiz
2) VLC media player
3) Openshot
4) Gtkpod
5) K3b
6) Minitube
7) GIMP
8) Inkscape
9) Blender
10) Transmission
There are others useful application too. Always explore! Nice day.
Friday, October 24, 2014
Who discovered America?
The First Native Americans
Some time in about 10,000 BC, a group of people made the difficult journey across the ice from Siberia to Alaska. They discovered a land which was just as good as Siberia but without any people. Gradually more people followed. Over the years, they advanced down the west coast of the Americas, and spread out eastwards, eventually occupying the whole of North and South America. These people changed over time, becoming the Native Americans. In some places, mainly in the tropical regions, they developed sophisticated civilisations, such as the Maya, Nazca and Inca.
The Egyptian Pyramid Builders
According to Thor Heyerdahl, the Norwegian sailor and anthropologist, a group of Egyptian pyramid builders crossed the Atlantic on a papyrus boat and landed in Central America, teaching the locals how to build pyramids. To prove that it was at least possible, Heyerdahl had a boat constructed from papyrus which he called the Ra. He attempted to cross the Atlantic in this and almost succeeded. Later, in 1970, he successfully conquered the ocean, making it the whole way across in his second papyrus boat, the Ra II. The Ra II is on display in the Kon-Tiki Museum in Bygdø, Oslo, Norway.
The original journey of the pyramid builders must have happened before about 2000 BC, as the art of pyramid building died out in Egypt at that time. Strangely, the people of Central America waited for about two and-a-half thousand years before they tried to build any pyramids. At this stage, they had of course forgotten the exact details, and American pyramids are totally different from Egyptian ones as a result.
The Lost Tribe of Israel
According to Joseph Smith Jr, the founder of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, a group of Israelites made the difficult journey from the Eastern Mediterranean to America. There they wrote down an extra book of the Bible, the Book of Mormon, and engraved it on gold plates. According to the Testimony of Eight Witnesses, Smith showed these plates to some people:
Be it known unto all nations, kindreds, tongues, and people, unto whom this work shall come: That Joseph Smith, Jun., the translator of this work, has shown unto us the plates of which hath been spoken, which have the appearance of gold; and as many of the leaves as the said Smith has translated we did handle with our hands; and we also saw the engravings thereon, all of which has the appearance of ancient work, and of curious workmanship.
Convincing stuff, indeed!
The Carthaginians
In classical times, Carthage was a major city on the North coast of Africa. The people of Carthage (the Carthaginians) had originally come from Phoenicia in the Eastern Mediterranean. They were great sailors and inherited their seamanship from their Phoenician ancestors. As well as sailing throughout the Mediterranean, it is known that they went through the Straits of Gibraltar and explored the Atlantic coasts of Spain and North Africa. The Greek historian Herodotus records that they eventually sailed the whole way around Africa.
Another Greek historian, Diodorus, reported in 100 BC that the Carthaginians knew of a large island far out in the Atlantic which had many mountains and large navigable rivers. This island was a great source of wealth to them but they kept its location secret. They had discovered it by accident when a ship sailing down the coast of Africa was blown off course by a storm.
In recent times, a historian by the name of Mark McMenamin claims to have discovered a map of the world on coins made in Carthage in the period 350 - 320 BC. At the bottom of the coin are some unexplained blobs, which McMenamin says show the Mediterranean, with Africa below, Asia to the right and Europe on top. Great Britain and Ireland can be seen to the north of Europe. To the left is another continent, which could only be America. In typical American fashion, it appears to be displaying an extended middle finger to the 'Old World'.
St Brendan the Navigator
The ancient annals of Ireland include a detailed account of St Brendan the Navigator, who in the 6th Century sailed across the sea to a new world with a group of acolytes. He used a currach, which is a type of boat still used in the west of Ireland. It consists of a frame of wood covered in animal skin and then tarred.
Tim Severin, author and explorer, was inspired by the story and by the feats of Heyerdahl. He built a replica, called it the 'Brendan' and in 1976 he sailed across the Atlantic in it with a crew of five, proving that it could be done. Severin's boat is on display in the Craggaunowen Project, Quin, County Clare, Ireland.
Eirík the Red
Around the 10th Century AD, the Norwegian Vikings sailed the whole of the North Atlantic. As their boats were equipped with keels, they were much more stable than any of their predecessors. There is no doubt that the Vikings were great navigators. They established colonies in Scotland, Ireland, the Faroe islands and Iceland.
In 982 AD, a Viking by the name of Eirík the Red discovered Greenland, which is geologically part of the continent of North America. Although Greenland is mainly covered in ice, there is habitable land around the edges. Eirík invented the name Grænland to make the country sound inviting and to encourage people to live there. In the 10th century the climate was milder than it is today and a colony of Vikings survived in Greenland for about four hundred years.
Leif Eiríksson
The Vínland Saga tells how Eirík 's son, Leif, sailed south from Greenland and discovered a temperate land. Because the berry known as vínber grew there in abundance, he called it Vínland. We don't know where Vínland was, or what berries he was talking about when he said 'vínber'. It is often translated as 'grapes', making the name mean 'Wineland', but there are no grapes growing anywhere close to Greenland. Some people say that he must have sailed all the way to Virginia where there are wild grapes growing, but it seems unlikely that he would have missed all of the coast in between. Vínber might refer to cranberries or some other sort of berry.
Leif recorded meeting (and slaughtering) natives, but he also said that the natives were white-skinned. Perhaps these were the descendants of the Irish Saint and his followers.
In recent times, many Viking artefacts were discovered on mainland America, but most, if not all, of these were subsequently proved to be hoaxes.
Junk Theory - The Chinese
In 1421, Chinese Emperor Zhu Di reckoned he had finally settled the defence of his empire. The Great Wall had just been completed and it was considered the perfect defence against the Mongolian Hordes. In celebration, he ordered a huge fleet of junks to set off on a voyage of exploration, to bring back treasure for their emperor.
According to historian Gavin Menzies, they explored the whole world, arriving at Brazil by way of the Indian Ocean, rounding the southern tip of Africa and crossing the Atlantic (while this may sound like the long way around, it is about the same distance as the uninterrupted trip across the Pacific Ocean and far easier to manage, as the ships can call into ports along the way).
Menzies claims that carved stones in Asian languages around the world date from this time and that various hitherto unexplained phenomena, such as a Chinese junk in the back yard of a man in Sacramento, California, are neatly explained by the fact that the Chinese were everywhere.
Like all theories that claim to explain everything, this one is not widely believed, but historians are being challenged to find alternative explanations for these phenomena.
Amerigo Vespucci
Vespucci was a merchant from Florence. In 1505, he published a letter claiming that he had led four expeditions to the Americas. On the first of these, in 1497, he had visited South America, making him the first person to explore that continent. There is no evidence other than this letter that he led such an expedition. It is more likely that he accompanied Spanish and Portuguese trips.
Such a ludicrous claim should have been long forgotten. But a German map maker called Martin Waldseemüller, from the town of St Dié in the Vosges Mountains (now in France), believed Vespucci's claim. He decided that the continent should be named in honour of its discoverer, so he made up the name 'America', by converting 'Amerigo' into Latin, the language of scholars, and then making it feminine to match the other continents (Europa, Asia and Africa). The name America first appeared on Waldseemüller's map of the world, referring only to what is now South America. Gradually, the name caught on and eventually became applied to North America as well.
Christopher Columbus
It was known since the time of the Ancient Greeks that the world was round. One Greek, Eratosthenes, had even calculated the size of the planet by careful observation of the sun and a bit of elementary mathematics. By the time of Christopher Columbus, not everybody remembered the size of the Earth and Columbus seriously believed that he could get to Japan and China in a few weeks by sailing west from Spain. He didn't know about America and the wide expanse of the Pacific Ocean in the way.
In 1492, Columbus set sail and went down in history as discovering America. He landed in the Caribbean and saw various islands before returning to Europe, but never even saw the mainland of either North or South America. He never knew what it was that he had discovered, being convinced that he was in Asia and that Cuba was in fact part of the Asian mainland. Columbus takes the credit for naming the islands 'The Indies' and the inhabitants 'Indians' because he thought he was in south-east Asia. Nowadays, the islands are called the West Indies to distinguish them from the East Indies.
Giovanni Caboto / John Cabot
The Italian sailor Giovanni Caboto worked for the English. He was normally known by the Anglicisation of his name, John Cabot. He has the distinction of being the last person to discover America. He set sail from Bristol in 1497, five years after Columbus, also believing that he could sail all the way to Japan. He discovered Newfoundland, giving it its present name. In subsequent voyages, he went on to explore the coast of the North America from Labrador down as far as Maryland. This means that he was the first modern European to discover the mainland, a dubious privilege which allowed England to lay claim to the entire continent.
Conclusion
So don't be put off, all you fledgling explorers! Just because something has been already discovered, that doesn't mean it can't be discovered again. Perhaps for starters, you could try discovering something simple, such as the Isle of Wight, before attempting a bigger prize, such as Pennsylvania.
Some time in about 10,000 BC, a group of people made the difficult journey across the ice from Siberia to Alaska. They discovered a land which was just as good as Siberia but without any people. Gradually more people followed. Over the years, they advanced down the west coast of the Americas, and spread out eastwards, eventually occupying the whole of North and South America. These people changed over time, becoming the Native Americans. In some places, mainly in the tropical regions, they developed sophisticated civilisations, such as the Maya, Nazca and Inca.
The Egyptian Pyramid Builders
According to Thor Heyerdahl, the Norwegian sailor and anthropologist, a group of Egyptian pyramid builders crossed the Atlantic on a papyrus boat and landed in Central America, teaching the locals how to build pyramids. To prove that it was at least possible, Heyerdahl had a boat constructed from papyrus which he called the Ra. He attempted to cross the Atlantic in this and almost succeeded. Later, in 1970, he successfully conquered the ocean, making it the whole way across in his second papyrus boat, the Ra II. The Ra II is on display in the Kon-Tiki Museum in Bygdø, Oslo, Norway.
The original journey of the pyramid builders must have happened before about 2000 BC, as the art of pyramid building died out in Egypt at that time. Strangely, the people of Central America waited for about two and-a-half thousand years before they tried to build any pyramids. At this stage, they had of course forgotten the exact details, and American pyramids are totally different from Egyptian ones as a result.
The Lost Tribe of Israel
According to Joseph Smith Jr, the founder of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, a group of Israelites made the difficult journey from the Eastern Mediterranean to America. There they wrote down an extra book of the Bible, the Book of Mormon, and engraved it on gold plates. According to the Testimony of Eight Witnesses, Smith showed these plates to some people:
Be it known unto all nations, kindreds, tongues, and people, unto whom this work shall come: That Joseph Smith, Jun., the translator of this work, has shown unto us the plates of which hath been spoken, which have the appearance of gold; and as many of the leaves as the said Smith has translated we did handle with our hands; and we also saw the engravings thereon, all of which has the appearance of ancient work, and of curious workmanship.
Convincing stuff, indeed!
The Carthaginians
In classical times, Carthage was a major city on the North coast of Africa. The people of Carthage (the Carthaginians) had originally come from Phoenicia in the Eastern Mediterranean. They were great sailors and inherited their seamanship from their Phoenician ancestors. As well as sailing throughout the Mediterranean, it is known that they went through the Straits of Gibraltar and explored the Atlantic coasts of Spain and North Africa. The Greek historian Herodotus records that they eventually sailed the whole way around Africa.
Another Greek historian, Diodorus, reported in 100 BC that the Carthaginians knew of a large island far out in the Atlantic which had many mountains and large navigable rivers. This island was a great source of wealth to them but they kept its location secret. They had discovered it by accident when a ship sailing down the coast of Africa was blown off course by a storm.
In recent times, a historian by the name of Mark McMenamin claims to have discovered a map of the world on coins made in Carthage in the period 350 - 320 BC. At the bottom of the coin are some unexplained blobs, which McMenamin says show the Mediterranean, with Africa below, Asia to the right and Europe on top. Great Britain and Ireland can be seen to the north of Europe. To the left is another continent, which could only be America. In typical American fashion, it appears to be displaying an extended middle finger to the 'Old World'.
St Brendan the Navigator
The ancient annals of Ireland include a detailed account of St Brendan the Navigator, who in the 6th Century sailed across the sea to a new world with a group of acolytes. He used a currach, which is a type of boat still used in the west of Ireland. It consists of a frame of wood covered in animal skin and then tarred.
Tim Severin, author and explorer, was inspired by the story and by the feats of Heyerdahl. He built a replica, called it the 'Brendan' and in 1976 he sailed across the Atlantic in it with a crew of five, proving that it could be done. Severin's boat is on display in the Craggaunowen Project, Quin, County Clare, Ireland.
Eirík the Red
Around the 10th Century AD, the Norwegian Vikings sailed the whole of the North Atlantic. As their boats were equipped with keels, they were much more stable than any of their predecessors. There is no doubt that the Vikings were great navigators. They established colonies in Scotland, Ireland, the Faroe islands and Iceland.
In 982 AD, a Viking by the name of Eirík the Red discovered Greenland, which is geologically part of the continent of North America. Although Greenland is mainly covered in ice, there is habitable land around the edges. Eirík invented the name Grænland to make the country sound inviting and to encourage people to live there. In the 10th century the climate was milder than it is today and a colony of Vikings survived in Greenland for about four hundred years.
Leif Eiríksson
The Vínland Saga tells how Eirík 's son, Leif, sailed south from Greenland and discovered a temperate land. Because the berry known as vínber grew there in abundance, he called it Vínland. We don't know where Vínland was, or what berries he was talking about when he said 'vínber'. It is often translated as 'grapes', making the name mean 'Wineland', but there are no grapes growing anywhere close to Greenland. Some people say that he must have sailed all the way to Virginia where there are wild grapes growing, but it seems unlikely that he would have missed all of the coast in between. Vínber might refer to cranberries or some other sort of berry.
Leif recorded meeting (and slaughtering) natives, but he also said that the natives were white-skinned. Perhaps these were the descendants of the Irish Saint and his followers.
In recent times, many Viking artefacts were discovered on mainland America, but most, if not all, of these were subsequently proved to be hoaxes.
Junk Theory - The Chinese
In 1421, Chinese Emperor Zhu Di reckoned he had finally settled the defence of his empire. The Great Wall had just been completed and it was considered the perfect defence against the Mongolian Hordes. In celebration, he ordered a huge fleet of junks to set off on a voyage of exploration, to bring back treasure for their emperor.
According to historian Gavin Menzies, they explored the whole world, arriving at Brazil by way of the Indian Ocean, rounding the southern tip of Africa and crossing the Atlantic (while this may sound like the long way around, it is about the same distance as the uninterrupted trip across the Pacific Ocean and far easier to manage, as the ships can call into ports along the way).
Menzies claims that carved stones in Asian languages around the world date from this time and that various hitherto unexplained phenomena, such as a Chinese junk in the back yard of a man in Sacramento, California, are neatly explained by the fact that the Chinese were everywhere.
Like all theories that claim to explain everything, this one is not widely believed, but historians are being challenged to find alternative explanations for these phenomena.
Amerigo Vespucci
Vespucci was a merchant from Florence. In 1505, he published a letter claiming that he had led four expeditions to the Americas. On the first of these, in 1497, he had visited South America, making him the first person to explore that continent. There is no evidence other than this letter that he led such an expedition. It is more likely that he accompanied Spanish and Portuguese trips.
Such a ludicrous claim should have been long forgotten. But a German map maker called Martin Waldseemüller, from the town of St Dié in the Vosges Mountains (now in France), believed Vespucci's claim. He decided that the continent should be named in honour of its discoverer, so he made up the name 'America', by converting 'Amerigo' into Latin, the language of scholars, and then making it feminine to match the other continents (Europa, Asia and Africa). The name America first appeared on Waldseemüller's map of the world, referring only to what is now South America. Gradually, the name caught on and eventually became applied to North America as well.
Christopher Columbus
It was known since the time of the Ancient Greeks that the world was round. One Greek, Eratosthenes, had even calculated the size of the planet by careful observation of the sun and a bit of elementary mathematics. By the time of Christopher Columbus, not everybody remembered the size of the Earth and Columbus seriously believed that he could get to Japan and China in a few weeks by sailing west from Spain. He didn't know about America and the wide expanse of the Pacific Ocean in the way.
In 1492, Columbus set sail and went down in history as discovering America. He landed in the Caribbean and saw various islands before returning to Europe, but never even saw the mainland of either North or South America. He never knew what it was that he had discovered, being convinced that he was in Asia and that Cuba was in fact part of the Asian mainland. Columbus takes the credit for naming the islands 'The Indies' and the inhabitants 'Indians' because he thought he was in south-east Asia. Nowadays, the islands are called the West Indies to distinguish them from the East Indies.
Giovanni Caboto / John Cabot
The Italian sailor Giovanni Caboto worked for the English. He was normally known by the Anglicisation of his name, John Cabot. He has the distinction of being the last person to discover America. He set sail from Bristol in 1497, five years after Columbus, also believing that he could sail all the way to Japan. He discovered Newfoundland, giving it its present name. In subsequent voyages, he went on to explore the coast of the North America from Labrador down as far as Maryland. This means that he was the first modern European to discover the mainland, a dubious privilege which allowed England to lay claim to the entire continent.
Conclusion
So don't be put off, all you fledgling explorers! Just because something has been already discovered, that doesn't mean it can't be discovered again. Perhaps for starters, you could try discovering something simple, such as the Isle of Wight, before attempting a bigger prize, such as Pennsylvania.
Thursday, September 25, 2014
How window 8 access into boot menu?
1) Entering the UEFI menu by search "advance setup option" under general tab, choose restart now.
2) Choose troubleshoot and then choose advance option and select "UEFI Firmware Setting".
3) Restart Pc and you are able to access boot menu now.
Enjoy
Friday, July 25, 2014
Nexus is the best android phone
Why nexus is best?
The only reason was the software. Stock android has improved its design elements and functionality, after the introduction of Android 4, which are better than any other mobile operating system. There are no modifications from others at HTC, Samsung, or other manufacturers which would cause lags.
Another thing is nexus devices are always the first to be updated. It doesn't need your phone manufacturer to work on the update for you which normally take you 6 months after the official new android OS released.
Last but not least, the most important reason was nexus devices are developer friendly. After the announcement of the Samsung Galaxy S4, one of the developers had the following to say:
The only reason was the software. Stock android has improved its design elements and functionality, after the introduction of Android 4, which are better than any other mobile operating system. There are no modifications from others at HTC, Samsung, or other manufacturers which would cause lags.
Another thing is nexus devices are always the first to be updated. It doesn't need your phone manufacturer to work on the update for you which normally take you 6 months after the official new android OS released.
Last but not least, the most important reason was nexus devices are developer friendly. After the announcement of the Samsung Galaxy S4, one of the developers had the following to say:
On the other hand, Nexus is way more cheaper than high-end samsung devices isn't it?
Friday, July 11, 2014
6 steps - close laptop lids but don't sleep the PC
1 - go to control panel.
2 - go to system and security.
3 - go to power options
4 - choose either plans on "change plan setting".
5 - click "change advance power settings" for more options.
6 - This window will pop-out and you can choose what action should PC do for you when power buttons and lid are close. "do nothing" is the option for you to let PC continue to do work even the lid are closed.
Enjoy.
Wednesday, February 5, 2014
Fix Dota2 FPS problem
1) Goto location of the game > Steam\steamapps\common\dota 2 beta\dota\cfg
2) Create a file named: autoexec.cfg
3) Put the following code into the file:
dota_cheap_water 1
cl_globallight_shadow_mode 0
r_deferrer 0
r_deferred_height_fog 0
r_screenspace_aa 0
gpu_level 0
cpu_level 0
r_deferred_specular 0
r_deferred_specular_bloom 0
dota_portrait_animate 0
r_deferred_additive_pass 0
r_deferred_simple_light 0
r_renderoverlayfragment 0
r_shadowrendertotexture 0
r_WaterDrawReflection 0
r_ssao 0
mat_picmip 2
mat_vsync 0
mat_triplebuffered 0
rate 80000
cl_cmdrate 31
cl_interp 0.01
cl_interp_ratio 1
cl_lagcompensation 1
cl_pred_optimize 2
cl_smooth 1
cl_smoothtime 0.01
cl_updaterate 31
cl_spectator_cmdrate_factor 0.5
cl_spectator_interp_ratio 2
dota_set_avatar 9
dota_force_right_click_attack 1
dota_minimap_hero_size 500
dota_embers 0
dota_disable_range_finder 0
developer 0
dota_hud_healthbars 3
dota_sf_game_end_delay 0
glow_outline_effect_enable 0
4) Restart the game!
2) Create a file named: autoexec.cfg
3) Put the following code into the file:
dota_cheap_water 1
cl_globallight_shadow_mode 0
r_deferrer 0
r_deferred_height_fog 0
r_screenspace_aa 0
gpu_level 0
cpu_level 0
r_deferred_specular 0
r_deferred_specular_bloom 0
dota_portrait_animate 0
r_deferred_additive_pass 0
r_deferred_simple_light 0
r_renderoverlayfragment 0
r_shadowrendertotexture 0
r_WaterDrawReflection 0
r_ssao 0
mat_picmip 2
mat_vsync 0
mat_triplebuffered 0
rate 80000
cl_cmdrate 31
cl_interp 0.01
cl_interp_ratio 1
cl_lagcompensation 1
cl_pred_optimize 2
cl_smooth 1
cl_smoothtime 0.01
cl_updaterate 31
cl_spectator_cmdrate_factor 0.5
cl_spectator_interp_ratio 2
dota_set_avatar 9
dota_force_right_click_attack 1
dota_minimap_hero_size 500
dota_embers 0
dota_disable_range_finder 0
developer 0
dota_hud_healthbars 3
dota_sf_game_end_delay 0
glow_outline_effect_enable 0
4) Restart the game!
Friday, December 6, 2013
American casual words
Sporting house - 妓院（不是：體育室）
Dead president 美鈔（不是：死了的總統）
Service station 加油站（不是：服務站）
Rest room 廁所（不是：休息室）
Busboy 餐館勤雜工（不是：公汽售票員）
Dry goods <美>紡織品 <英>穀物（不是：乾貨）
Heart man 換心人（不是：有心人）
Tea shop 茶館；小吃店（不是：茶葉店）
Senior citizen 老年人（不是：高級公民）
Wash one's hands 上廁所（不是：洗手）
A busy body 愛管閒事的人（不是：忙人）
A black sheep 害群之馬（不是：一隻黑羊）
Be taken in 受騙，上當（不是：被接納）
Pull sb's leg 開玩笑（不是：拖後腿）
African American 美國黑人（不是：非洲美國人）
Eat one's words 收回前言，改正錯話（不是：食言）
Mad doctor 精神病科醫生（不是：發瘋的醫生）
Eleventh hour 最後時刻（不是：十一點）
Personal remark 人身攻擊（並非個人評論）
Sweet water 淡水（不是：糖水或者甜水）
Confidence man 騙子（不是：信得過的人）
Criminal lawyer 刑事律師（不是：犯罪的律師）
Dressing room 化妝室（不是：試衣間或者更衣室）
Horse sense 常識（不是：馬的感覺）
Capital idea 好主意（不是：資本主義思想）
Familiar talk 庸俗的交談（不是：熟悉的談話）
Black tea紅茶 (不是：黑茶）
Green hand 新手 （不是：綠手）
Have a fit 勃然大怒（不是：試穿）
Black art 妖術（不是：黑色藝術）
White coal （作動力來源用的）水
Chinese dragon 麒麟（不是：中國龍）
Red tape 官僚習氣（不是：紅色帶子）
China policy 對華政策（不是：中華政策）
White man 忠實可靠的人（不是：皮膚白色的人）
Black stranger 完全陌生的人(不是：陌生的黑人)
Eat ones words 收回前言（不是：食言）
An apple of love 西紅柿（不是：愛情之果）
Handwriting on the wall 不祥之兆（不是：大字報）
Bring down the house 博得滿堂喝彩（不是：推倒房子）
Blind date（由第三者安排的）男女初次見面（並非盲目的約會或者是瞎約會）
Roadside business 汽車飯店；汽車旅館；汽車影院（不是：路邊店 ）
American Dream 美國的生活方式，美國人的自由民主觀念（不是：美國夢）
Yellow book 黃皮書（法國政府報告書，以黃紙為封，不是：黃色書籍）
Blue stocking 女學者，女才子（不是：藍色長筒襪）
American beauty 一種玫瑰，名叫美麗動人（不是：美國美女）
English disease 軟骨病（不是：英國病）
Indian summer 愉快寧靜的晚年（不是：印度的夏日）
Greek gift 害人的禮品（不是：希臘的禮物）
Spanish athlete 吹牛的人（不是：西班牙的運動員）
French chalk 滑石粉（不是：法國粉筆）
In ones birthday suit 赤身裸體（不是：穿著生日禮服）
Make ones hair stand on end 令人毛骨悚然，恐懼（不是：令人髮指，氣憤）
Think a great deal of oneself 高看或者看重自己（不是：為自己想的很多）
Pull up ones socks 鼓起勇氣（不是：提上襪子）
Have the heart to do 用於否定句，忍心做（不是：有心做或者有意做）
What a shame 多可惜，真遺憾（不是：多可恥）
You don't say 是嗎？（不是：你別說）
You can say that again 說的好（不是：你別說）
I haven't slept better 我睡得很好（不是：我從未睡好過）
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Dota2 displays ping & FPS while in game
First right click on the "Dota 2" and select properties.
After you click on properties, this box will pop out and you now have to click on the "set launch options".
In the black of launch option type "-console". Click OK and launch the game. Following box will appear in your game.
Type "net_graph 1" and then click on submit. DONE!
Add-on:
Normally the display will in the middle of the screen and it's annoying. Below is more settings for the display.
Changes height, how high on the screen it is: net_graphheight "840"
Adds additional margin which is added to the height: net_graphinsetbottom "130"
Adds margin to the left: net_graphinsetleft "80"
To make the font small: net_graphproportionalfont "0"
net_graphinsetright "0"
net_graphinsettop "0"
This setting need to adjust according to your own screen size.
Sunday, December 30, 2012
Canon MP258, Error P08
If this error P08 does not clear, please
1. Turn off printer, cable power still plug in,
2. Press Stop/Reset button don't release
3. Press Power Button don't release and than release Stop/Reset button
4. Press Stop/Reset button 2X and than release Power Button, wait until service mode to " 0 "
5. Turn off printer, cable power still plug in
6. Press Stop/Reset button don't release
7. Press Power Button don't release and than release Stop/Reset button
8. Press Stop/Reset button 4X and than release Power Button, wait until service mode to " 1 "
9. Turn off printer, and loose cable power, wait one minute.
10. Connect cable power, turn on printer again, now this printer ready to use.
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Windows Magnifier
+ Plus sign(+) : Quick start Windows Magnifier (move your cursor to change the focus area)+ Minus sign(-) : Zoom out+ Esc : To exit Windows Magnifier
Saturday, December 1, 2012
2012 new iPod touch
I was stunned when I first hold the new iPod touch! It's so light and thin! Unbelievable. Subsequently another question comes up in my mind. Was iPhone5 has same effects when first hands on?
Then I have a look to it.. The color of the screen is superb! Comparing with the old one.. Screen not even bigger.. But more colorful and bright.
Trying the new iPod touch. It's as smooth as the iPhone4S. Apps switching is instant, loading speed is awesome.
Overall, it's worth for this upgrade.
Rating: 4.5/5
Then I have a look to it.. The color of the screen is superb! Comparing with the old one.. Screen not even bigger.. But more colorful and bright.
Trying the new iPod touch. It's as smooth as the iPhone4S. Apps switching is instant, loading speed is awesome.
Overall, it's worth for this upgrade.
Rating: 4.5/5
Tuesday, November 20, 2012
HTC Droid DNA vs LG Optimus G.
This is HTC latest launch yet, HCT Droid DNA and it's one of the best phone in 2012.
OS: 4.1 Jelly Bean + HTC SENSE 4+
Processor: 1.5GHz Quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon S4
RAM: 2GB
Display: 5' (1920x1080) ; 440ppi
Camera: 8MP front 1080 HD video recording.
Thickness: 9.73mm
Weight: 138g
Battery: 2020mAh
LG's the currently big thing, LG Optimus G where this is most amazing LG phone yet.
OS: 4.0.4 Ice Cream Sandwich
Processor: 1.5GHz Quad-core Krait
RAM: 2GB
Display: 5' (768x1280) ; 318ppi
Camera: 13MP front 1080 HD video recording.
Thickness: 8.50mm
Weight: 145g
Battery: 2100mAh
Friday, October 5, 2012
Note2, Razr i, One X+ Spec Comparing.
First we look at the latest Samsung's product - Samsung Galaxy Note2.
At last, we got the HTC One X+ which is a upgrade version one One X from HTC.
- CPU: Quad Core 1.6GHZ Cortex A9
- Screen: 5.5inches (215ppi) 720 x 1280
- RAM: 2GB
- Storage: 16/32/64GB internal strorage
- Rear camera: 8megapixel
- Battery: 3100mAh
At last, we got the HTC One X+ which is a upgrade version one One X from HTC.
- CPU: Intel Processor Single Core 2.0GHz
- Screen: 4.3inches 540 x 960
- RAM: 1GB
- Storage: 5/8GB internal strorage
- Rear camera: 8megapixel
- Battery: 2000mAh
- CPU: Quad Core 1.7GHZ Tegra 3
- Screen: 4.7inches (315ppi) 720 x 1280
- RAM: 1GB
- Storage: 32/64GB internal strorage
- Rear camera: 8megapixel
- Battery: 2100mAh
Results
Pros:
Note 2 has a bigger screen, fast processor and large battery pack, S-pen Stylus.
Razr i has intel-powered processor, edge-to-edge screen, probably power price.
One X+: has powerful processor, excellent screen quality.
Cons:
Note 2 is two-hand operate, complex UI, cheap plastic body.
Razr i has small storage, Intel processor appeared some lags when work with Android Operating System.
One X+ has no slot for SD-card, built-in battery.
Monday, September 17, 2012
Apple iPhone 5.
First, the new apple design A6 chip is the processor unit which is x2 faster performance than iPhone 4s.
However the power saving ability is better and give iPhone 5 up to 8hours of 3G and LTE, and 10hours of wifi Internet.
For the first time, Apple changed the screen size of iPhone to 4 inches, remains 326 ppi but 40% better color saturation.
18% thinner and 20%lighter. It's the world thinnest phone yet - 7.6 mm thickness and weight - 112 gram.
3 speakers instead of 2 to enhanced sound quality.
Slightly better camera.
200 new features with iOS 6.
Benchmark test of iPhone 5 is currently beats galaxy s3, oneX and nexus 7.
However the power saving ability is better and give iPhone 5 up to 8hours of 3G and LTE, and 10hours of wifi Internet.
For the first time, Apple changed the screen size of iPhone to 4 inches, remains 326 ppi but 40% better color saturation.
18% thinner and 20%lighter. It's the world thinnest phone yet - 7.6 mm thickness and weight - 112 gram.
3 speakers instead of 2 to enhanced sound quality.
Slightly better camera.
200 new features with iOS 6.
Benchmark test of iPhone 5 is currently beats galaxy s3, oneX and nexus 7.
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