12
Aug
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Answer: Yes there is! Prodigy Mark Russinovich wrote the Windows counterpart of UNIX’s indispensable du command called, uhm, du: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896651.aspx Copy du.exe to %Windir%/System32. (The /usr/bin equivalent of Windows). To obtain the size of top level subdirectories in a directory, with the largest on first in Bash@Linux, we type: du –max-depth=1 | sort -r The [...]

11
Aug
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UNIX users who are so used to grep would ask “how do I grep in Powershell?”. Here’s how: In Bash we write: ls | grep “.aspx” The equivalent in Powershell would be: ls | where {$_ -match “.aspx”} Bash@Linux output: [root@gw-1 easilogin]# ls -all | grep “.aspx” -rwxrwSrwt 1 root root 682 Jul 29 20:38 [...]

29
Jun

The case:With newer hardware and better implementations, USB 2.0 challenges IEEE 1394 (aka Firewire) once again in the ultimate test of speed….who will prevail in the end?

29
Jun

For just RM150/£24/US$47, you could get this “ultimate” all in one DVD player that sports “Dolby AC3 and dts decoding” and ”High definition video output” using “Japanese imported microcomputer controller” from a company in Shen Zhen, China, known as Maike (迈科). But does this DVD player lives up to its claims?

17
Jun
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Open source foundation Mozilla.org has released the highly anticipated 3rd major update to its popular free browser, Firefox. The new Firefox 3.0 sports over 10,000 fixes and enhancements that will improve the security, performance and usability of this open source browser…at least according to its creators. In addition, Mozilla.org has also pledged fans worldwide to [...]