Unable to find a “good” software to quickly control Windows Services. Here’s what I came up with:
It’s written using Microsoft .NET which isn’t “portable” (yeah, like Windows services is portable?) 😉
If anybody wants it I’ll provide it for free including source code. 🙂
Richard Taflinger, professor at the Edward R. Murrow School of Communication at Washington State University, says that a ploy often used in advertising (marketing) is the use of logical fallacies. These fallacies are not recommended because they may alienate your audience. Taflinger suggest avoiding the following logical fallacies: Black/White Fallacy / False Dilemma: The black/white,…
Meld is one of the best-looking and most intuitive merge tools I have ever tried. You just have to try it to believe it. The user interface really shines, and merging is really intuitive: just point and click. Scroll around, merging is fun with Meld! In the end, Meld is good and fun but I…
I just love the story of Nathan Eagle and txtEagle so much, that I’d be doing you and yours truly a disservice if I don’t post a followup. Check out this video on crowd-sourcing by Nathan Eagle: Quote from The story of txtEagle and the networked organisation | SMLXL – Engagement Marketing and Communication principles…
Menonton film The Secret secara “tidak sengaja” memberikan aku inspirasi baru dalam hidup. Keesokan harinya secara “tidak sengaja juga” mendengarkan berapa lagu terutama punya Samsons, semakin membuka pemahaman liarku tentang peran kejahatan, keburukan, dan keterpurukan dalam hidup manusia di dunia ini… Lho, apa hubungannya? Makanya, sabar dulu atuh… Duplikasi warning sebelumnya: Posting ini mempunyai muatan…
Overheard from Assaf: … every once in a while, we need to step back, forget all that we believe is true, and look at the situation with a fresh eye and an open mind. To judge that which is true now. Although in the original context Assaf was talking about Java. I think, seriously, this…
GJots2 is a notetaking application for Linux. You can use it on Ubuntu simply by installing the package called gjots2 using Synaptic (Ubuntu) or Adept (Kubuntu). Among the other notetaking applications that I’ve tried (Tomboy, KJots, KNotes, …), GJots2 seems to be among the more advanced ones, with its distinctive ability to structure notes hierarchically….
