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my new laptop ASUS A45VD - ivy bridge

hi all. today i went to The Mines and purchased one laptop there. the model is ASUSA45VD, --pictures taken using my phone. not really high quality. but good enuf i guess :P CPU : intel i5-32150m 2.3ghz (ivy bridge 3rd generation) LCD : 14.0' wxga HD led RAM : 2gb(orginal then got free upgrade) HDD : 500gb sata 5400rpm OPTICAL : 8x dvd/rw drive GRAPHICS : 2gb nvidia GEFORCE GT610 warranty : 2 years PRICE : RM 2199.  i got free gift(backpack,wireless mouse,4 gb ram upgrade), and extend my warranty using third-party (1care-plus another rm150). for time being i m gonna give some review on it. LOVE - touchpad . @it has multi-touch functions make me feel a bit like using MAC book. hahaha @it can use up to 3 finger inputs. @functions like open window,close window, see all running applications, rotate picture, zoom in and  zoom out, in/decrease volume level,  three-finger switch gesture manipulation and so on (ive not explored all yet) Cons : some...

install os in virtual box from ISO

-- i copy paste from https://forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=24426-- Just worked through this (ver 4.0.0) as a tool for testing VistaPE boot disks. I found it was pretty simple once you find the Menus you need. What worked for me was: Use Settings -> Storage -> IDE Controller to setup the Virtual DVD (i.e. ISO DVD Image) Then use the green + sign to add a new device. When prompted to, during the add, browse to the bootable ISO file that is to be used as the Virtual DVD (DVD image) to install. Then make sure the ISO is assigned as the Primary Master for the Virtual DVD. The Storage Form, right panel has the drop-down box to configure devices. You can setup several ISO files and the Host CD drive as primary and secondary virtual devices. By configuring the Primary and Secondary Drive assignments, you can boot from any image or from a physical Host drive. Hope this saves someone some time and results in less wasted DVD blanks.
 hi there. easy auto logout PHP page. 1) insert the following code in the scripts that you want. $inactive = 5; // Set timeout period in seconds if (isset($_SESSION['timeout'])) { $session_life = time() - $_SESSION['timeout']; if ($session_life > $inactive) { session_destroy(); LATER please add the following javascript....using echo "" i cant write it out.else it will effect my blog T_T also please put header refresh function to refresh your page alert('YOUhavebeenloggedout') window.location = "" } } $_SESSION['timeout'] = time();

Finally an android.

hi youlssssssssss.. haha..ive been dreaming to develop android applications.. but i dont have one!! finally.. with the Rezk from God Almighty.. i get myself an android... Last time i used samsung star wifi.. its a good one.. but not android.. in order to develop android apps..i ve to .. ve to understand how android works...all this while i only learn its theory.... but not anymoreeee.. here come my new phone with android osssss                                                samsung galaxy y PRO gt-b5510                                          ...

unity screenshot

it doesnot work very well until i changed to 2D version

Install php, apache, mysql on ubuntu

Salam. Hi there. today i installed php,apache,mysql on my ubuntu pc. I ve started my practical training last week. They asked me to do php on their current web application/system project. They do not allow me to use xamp. thus i ve to install one by one php,apache, and mysql.. on their windows. hurmp. the computer over there is really sick. lot of problems it took me two days to install and reinstall P.A.M (php,apache, and mysql-including gui) got conflict with previous installation and windows server call IIS(i really hate windows)...the actual duration for installing P.A.M are about 10-15 minute... huhuh ..longer.. compared to ubuntu.. it took only 5 minutes to install P.A.M .. only certain command . then yes! i can use those  P.A.M.. here i will share a bit .. what did i do to install P.A.M  1. Install apache. a. run terminal b. insert the following cmmd sudo apt-get install apache2   to check wether you have install correctly or the server (Apache) is w...