Simplifying the Complex - by Kamran Shah

1 to 20 Numbers in various languages for kids and childrens to learn Numericals from 1 to 20 in various languages for kids to learn Numbers in languages including English, Arabic, Urdu and Spanish Numbers English Urdu Spanish Arabic 0 Zero صفر cero صفر 1 one ایک uno واحد 2 two دو dos إثنان 3 three تین tres ثلاثة 4 four چار cuatro أربعة ...

You may not realise how the smart technologies have entered into our lives and changed everything over past few years. The change or transition has been very gradual and from simple or no technology today everyone is connected via smart devices. The human social network has directly been impacted with this change when everyone gets busy with their gadgets and feel that they can be more social via gadgets while in reality they are seeing less friends and family. The real social network is shrinking in humans while if you look at the computers and smart devices they seem to be building their own social network where devices are talking to devices and machine to machine has started to take over the monitoring and automation tasks. When you analyse the last half century and look at the change it makes it really scares. The life flows in a circle or cycle sometimes called lifecycle and a destruction is followed by a construction and back to destruction. So how will the takeover of s...

Diverting Vodafone calls to another phone   Please see below details on how to divert your calls to another phone. Divert all calls to another number: To activate - enter **21* then enter the number you want to divert your calls to - replacing the first 0 with +44 followed by #                      (eg: **21*+447747123456# ) then press Send. To cancel - enter ##21# Send. To check set up - enter *#21# Send. Divert missed/ unanswered calls to another number: To activate - enter **61* then enter the number you want to divert your calls to - replacing the first 0 with +44 followed by #                     (eg: **61*+447747123456# ) then press Send. To cancel - enter ##61# Send. To check set up - enter *#61# Send. Divert calls when your phone is busy: To activate - enter **67* then enter the number you want to divert your calls to - r...

In order to breakdown a number into further group and further and further I was looking for some visualisation techniques and unfortunately could not find anything within Microsoft's latest Office Suit, Goolge Charts or any other third party that I could find on the internet. I ended up sticking with MS Excel and used pie but what I need was multiple pies coming out of a pie chart which Excel doesn't do for you. There is a Pie in Pie within Excel 2010 but it can't do anything more than that. I then ended up creating multiple pies manually and added drawings between the pies for it to look like one chart depicting multiple pies in a pie which did the job for me. Now the challenge was what to call it and since it very much looked like a snowflake I named it Snowflake Chart. I'll publish more details on how to create it or an example at a later date.

sudo parted -l sudo fuseext2 -o ro -o sync_read /dev/sdb4 ~/wd sudo mount -a cat /etc/fstab //192.168.1.1/Public/WD /media/myNet cifs username=****, password=****, iocharset=utf8, sec=ntlm 0 0 rsync -azvr --progress Data/ /media/myNet/Data/ MB SEC 10m  1.0 sec 100m 10.0 sec 1000m 100.0 sec 1024m 102.4 sec 1g 1.7 min 10g 17.0 min 10g 0.28 hrs 100g 2.8 hrs 200g 5.6 hrs 500g 14.0 hrs 1000g 28.0 hrs 1500g 42.0 hrs 2000g 56.0 hrs 10361943.94 bytes/sec 10119.08588 kb/sec 9.881919804 MB/sec http://www.thegeekstuff.com/2010/09/rsync-command-examples/ https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently http://john-hunt.com/2013/04/25/recovering-data-from-a-wd-mybook-live-2tb-3tbor-similar/

اسی چھوٹے موٹے لوگ پی اساڈی کی مجال اے بھیڑ بکریاں چراندے اں اودیچ ساڈا کی کمال اے چنگے مندے دی نہ سدہ نہ آندیاں ڈھیر زباناں عقل وقل دی گلاں نہ سوچ لٹ جاینگا کسا ناں جیرے نیانڑے گودی پال کے دن رات کھڈ اے سی او ہن وڈے   ہو گۓ نے بتھرے پڑھ لکھ گۓ نے پر تو کی سمجھیں اوے گریبا تو تے اک پوڑی ورگا جنوں او ہن ٹپ گۓ نے تینوں تھلے چھڈ گۓ نے او ہن سب کج جان گۓ نے جو تینوں وی نہیں سی پتا خبرے کدھرے ٹوک نہ چھڈیں تو ہن کون آندا ا یں پلا نہیں تے عزتاں کرا بیٹھیں گا اپنے دن رات گوا بیٹھیں گا چھوٹا وڈا تینوں او سکھا دینگے تگنی دا ناچ نچا دینگے او دور ہن نہیں رہ گۓ نے او لوکی سارے ٹر گۓ نے جنوں توں عزتاں کیندا ویں انو اے لذتاں کہندے نے پر اک گلوں تے تو وی سچا، جے تو وی چپ کر جاندا وڈے بزرگی تے عزتاں، اوناں حرفاں دا مطلب نہ رہندا کامران شاہ

Option 1 (Linux/ Unix Shell): for ip in $(seq 1 254); do ping -c 1 192.168.1.$ip>/dev/null; [ $? -eq 0 ] && echo "192.168.1.$ip UP" >> ping-output.txt || : ; done Note that -c operator was used on Solaris and may not work in other flavours so you may want to check manpages or try -n instead. An example of above approach for given list of ip addresses; for i in 192.168.0.1 192.168.0.10 192.168.0.55 192.168.0.200 ; do ping -c 1 $i > /dev/null; [ $? -eq 0 ] && echo "$i UP"; done Option 2 (Linux/ Unix Shell): Refer to Multiping bash script that uses ARP method and is more robust script to get you accurate details with MAC addresses. http://blog.kamranshah.com/2012/08/icmp-ping-class-c-network-subnet-on.html   Option 3 (Windows CMD): for /L %I in (1,1,254) DO ping -w 100 -n 1 192.168.1.%I | find "Reply" >> ping-output.txt Option 4 (Windows Powershell): Use below for Powershell in systems such a...