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An outrageously simple note taking android app made better ( part 2)
Hi all, in this post we will make the note taking app made in previous post better .
We will make the app to store multiple notes and shall display them in our main screen.
PS: This is second part of my previously published story, kindly reconsider. Sources of knowledge are also well attributed.
We will make the app to store multiple notes and shall display them in our main screen.
PS: This is second part of my previously published story, kindly reconsider. Sources of knowledge are also well attributed.
How To Set Up nginx As A Reverse Proxy For Apache2 On Ubuntu 12.04
nginx (pronounced "engine x") is a free, open-source, high-performance HTTP server. nginx is known for its stability, rich feature set, simple configuration, and low resource consumption. This tutorial shows how you can set up nginx as a reverse proxy on front of an Apache2 web server on Ubuntu 12.04.
Linux vim editor
This article explains the basics of Linux vim editor through images and examples. It is intended for those who are either new to vim or think that vim is too complex to understand.
Next Linux kernel release supports more ARMs with less code
Version 3.7 of the Linux kernel will be the first to support multiple versions of the ARM processor—a starting point toward a much-needed consolidation of Linux support for the system-on-a-chip architecture. In the long run, the changes could mean broader support for ARM by popular Linux distributions, making it easier for developers to build versions for a broader variety of target devices—everything from enterprise servers based on massive arrays of ARM processors to tablets and smartphones. And other changes in the 3.7 kernel could make it more attractive for low-cost touch tablets and other mobile devices—as well as a hacker's replacement for Windows RT.
Recover Your GPG Passphrase using 'John the Ripper'
John the Ripper is a free and Open Source password cracker. Its primary purpose is to detect weak Unix passwords and It is one of the most popular password testing and breaking programs. It combines a number of password crackers into one package, autodetects password hash types, and includes a customizable cracker. JTR is available in official Ubuntu repositories. A custom JTR build includes a nice gpg2john binary that converts your key file into a format that JTR understands.
5 Top Console Linux File Managers
It is unquestionably the case that only a small percentage of Linux users would be truly satisfied not having access to a graphical user interface. The graphical desktop environment has become so ingrained in almost everyone's computer activities. Nevertheless, even in 2012 there are many reasons why console based applications have an important part to play.
Trying Out The Nouveau Driver Rewrite
While Linux 3.7-rc1 hasn't even been released yet as the merge window is still open, the Linux 3.7 kernel is exciting and users of the open-source Nouveau driver will be greeted by the Nouveau DRM driver rewrite / code restructuring. Due to the invasive Nouveau work, some early Nouveau tests under the Linux 3.7 kernel were carried out. The 3.7 results were then compared to the earlier Linux 3.4, 3.5, and 3.6 kernel releases.
Linux strace command – A magnificent troubleshooter
This article explains the powerful Linux strace command by explaining its capabilities using practical examples.
Ubuntu 12.04 LTS and 12.10 beta 2 on Intel Ivy Bridge-powered computer
Since I just built a new system with a Core i3 3220 processor, one of the low-end models, I decided to see what the heck is going on between the Linux and Ivy Bridge.
The H Roundup - Linux 3.6, Oracle's Java plans and hacked routers
In the week ending 6 October - Linux kernel 3.6 released, 64-bit ARM support coming in Linux 3.7, Oracle's plans for Java, 4.5 million routers are hacked, Android malware can create 3D room maps and Jolla plans to launch a MeeGo-powered phone
An outrageously simple note taking android app
Hi all, in this post we will create a very basic note taking app. It will store only single note and retrieve it back. In later post we will keep extending it until it become a fully working app. So bear with it as the attempt is to learn android programming not anything else.
Passing File Descriptors Over The X Protocol Socket
Keith Packard has been working on support for passing file descriptors over the X protocol socket as part of the work of DRI-Next, a.k.a. the "DRI3" undertaking...
Intel: Samsung Clobbering Others With Tizen
There's a bit of a spat that started between Intel and Samsung developers working on the Tizen operating system...
Pwnie Express Announces Enterprise Pentesting Appliance
Pwnie Express has announced yet another high-end security auditing platform based on Linux and open source software.
Pear Linux 6 Alpha 4 Features New Dock
David Tavares has announced a few days ago that the fourth Alpha version of the upcoming Pear Linux 6 operating system is now available for download and testing.
An Easy Way To Try Out FreeBSD 10
If you have been wanting to try out the FreeBSD 10-CURRENT operating system that's presently under development, there's now an easier way. Rather than needing to install a current FreeBSD release and then upgrade to the "-CURRENT" packages from there, a FreeBSD developer has finally started offering snapshot images of the FreeBSD 10-CURRENT and 9-STABLE versions. Yes, finally ISO snapshots to make it easier to try out the current development state from a clean install.
Early Inventor Of Streaming Video Wants To Help Fight Off Video Streaming Patent Trolls
Of course, patent system apologists will point out that he never patented his own work, and Mattheij answers that the same way many developers I know have answered various patent questions, by noting that what they did was nothing special, and the idea that it deserves patent protection is ridiculous.
The feedback loop can improve your game
It's football season and I'm trying my hand at helping coach my son's team. He's surprisingly good at defensive end and I am obviously very proud. It's all what you would expect, until recently, something stood out.
EXT4 In Linux 3.7 Improves Online Resizing
The pull request for the EXT4 file-system updates targeting the Linux 3.7 kernel were sent in on Friday afternoon by Theodore Ts'o...
PYKL3 Radar Is a Fine Foul-Weather Tracker
If you've ever been frustrated by the inaccuracy of a television weather report, in particular the graphics, there's always been a way out -- you could go to the National Weather Service website and look at the online radar images pulled straight off the actual radar. If you're fishing, hiking or working outdoors, though, you'll find the graphics don't render all that well on mobile devices.
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