SG OwnBlog

Crawling the web for some real action I stumbled upon this jewel of a site. http://www.n5233.tk/ I must admit, I have never seen such a hardcore modding site for Nokia users. Disclaimer: Flashing your Phone, modding and carrying out the ‘experiments’ as mentioned in the site may and probably will VOID YOUR WARRANTY so proceed with caution and at your own risk. I am posting this only for educational purposes and any damage caused whatsoever is not my fault or responsibility. The bottomline is proceed at your own risk. There is even another danger, that is incorrect flashing will ‘brick’ your phone, meaning which your phone will be useless and its memory will be corrupted, probably beyond repair. So if you have no problems with a really costly paperweight, you can easily go ahead. In any case, consider yourself warned. Alright enough of scaring you, but honestly many have done it (read others have failed). Check it out!

Mozilla 4 launched on 22nd March, 2011 Need I say more? Now let’s take a look at Mozilla’s flagship site : http://glow.mozilla.org Let’s look at some screenshots : - http://glow.mozilla.org The counter shows the number of downloads. Reaching 10 million now!!! The guys at Firefox even managed to keep tabs(literally) of vertical bars to denote number of downloads per minute! They are visible in the bottom of the page, yes those piano button like controls. Insane! Click on the Semi Circle in the bottom left of the first screen and here you come /\ Click on the links on your right bar and see the magic, I could not believe it!!! Stats, just stats!!! They ran so deep, really this hierarchical pie chart control is excellent. I was really impressed! What did I do? Just clicked the ‘Download Firefox’ link. :)

For users of Samsung WAVE Samsung Wave Themes and Apps This site has it all doesn’t it. Take a look, I am sure you will be impressed. Apps Widgets Themes Codes Flashing(flashing the ROM to upgrade the OS) Unlocking Wallpapers Tips and Tricks I find this blog a treasure trove for all WAVE users out there. Do check it out. Link : http://badawaveapps.blogspot.com

Download : Download Kaspersky Virus Removal Tool ( Free ) Download Kaspersky Rescue Disk   PROS The Kaspersky Virus Removal Tool is a completely freeware antivirus.  This news may come to one’s surprise because Kaspersky normally charges at least $29.99 for a one-year subscription.  The entire antivirus engine is contained in one executable file.  New files are released on almost a daily basis that contain exactly the same definitions files as the full version.  In addition, the removal tool includes a self-defense feature that prevents the application scanning from being interrupted. The user has the option to scan all portions of the hard drive including removable disks and even hidden startup objects.  In tests, the scanning mirrored a standard Kaspersky scanning experience almost exactly.  A quick autoscan only took about 4 minutes while a full system scan took about one and a half.  These times are very reputable and easily compete with most free antivirus.  A u

This is an excellent starter for all fuzzy logic programmers. By Seshi from New Zealand, read the original text here: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/recipes/Seshi_FuzzyLogic.aspx Introduction Download source - 395 Kb Yay, my second article for code project. Like my first article this one was also one of my assignments for AI at university and I thought I'd try this one out in WPF using C# as well. Fuzzy logic - a dictionary like description: "Fuzzy logic is a mathematical approach to problem solving. It excels in producing exact results from imprecise data, and is especially useful in computers and electronic applications. Fuzzy logic differs from classical logic in that statements are no longer black or white, true or false, on or off. In traditional logic an object takes on a value of either zero or one; in fuzzy logic, a statement can assume any real value between 0 and 1, representing the degree to which an element belongs to a given set. The human brain can reason

  We have a tendency to name software entities after biological creatures whose behaviors they remind us of – think of viruses in general, or worms. Now a bunch of computer security geeks are coming from the other direction, taking inspiration from nature’s creatures for the next weapon in the never-ending war against malware and viruses… few species are more effective at responding to intrusions into their system than the ant, after all. Unlike traditional security devices, which are static, these “digital ants” wander through computer networks looking for threats, such as “computer worms” – self-replicating programs designed to steal information or facilitate unauthorized use of machines. When a digital ant detects a threat, it doesn’t take long for an army of ants to converge at that location, drawing the attention of human operators who step in to investigate. The concept, called “swarm intelligence,” promises to transform cyber security because it adapts readily to changing thr

  I was getting bored. So I decided to shoot myself. I created this application. If you want you can change the picture you want and shoot him/her all day. :) PS. Requires .NET Framework 4.0 Here is the source code for the program : 1: Public Class Form1 2:   3: Private Sub Form1_Load( ByVal sender As System. Object , ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase .Load 4: 'The form loads and the nongrami(dirty business) starts 5: tmrForChange.Enabled = True 6: Me .Cursor = New Cursor(Application.StartupPath + "\crosshair.cur" ) 7: End Sub 8: Dim tmrCountr As Int16 = 0 9:   10: Private Sub tmrForChange_Tick( ByVal sender As System. Object , ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles tmrForChange.Tick 11:   12: Dim newLocation As Point = New Point(0, 0) 13: If tmrCountr <= 5000 Then 14: tmrCountr += 1000 15: Else 16: