Mar 30 2015

Disable Monitor Off Detection Under Windows 7

Category: Uncategorizedadmin @ 23:26

I searched for a while through the Internet to finally find a comment with the answer: in a multi-screen configuration, if you want to turn the screens off without Windows disabling them, you just have to disable PCI-Express energy savings.

  1. Control panel
  2. Energy saving things
  3. Energy schema window->Edit scheme settings (a blue link on my machine) Next to the actual settings mode
  4. You can see a window where you can set up the monitor automatic turn on and off. Here is a link Special energy settings thing…
  5. A new window comes up, where you can see all the devices, such as USB, HDD and so on.
  6. Find the PCI Express device, and turn the energy savings off

Source: Technet Microsoft


Jun 20 2011

Insight of a Dangerous Move…

Category: Softwareadmin @ 16:12

You probably know IDM, which is the company who created the famous UltraEdit (just to name this one). Recently, they changed their licensing system, from a simple username/serial to an online activation with login/password. What are the benefits for the user? Virtually none. What are the bad news? Let’s see…

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May 02 2011

“ProxyPreserveHost” like in Apache 1.3

Category: Internet,Linuxadmin @ 17:27

If you reached here, you have certainly tried to use “ProxyPreserveHost On” in Apache 1.3. You must use Apache 2.0 or patch Apache 1.3 to get this functionnality. If none of them is an option for you and you’re not using an infinite list of vhosts (wildcards), you can still use multiple vhosts, like this.

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Feb 13 2011

Freeswitch over NETMAPped VPN

Category: Softwareadmin @ 17:31

I’ve made a configuration with Freeswitch and a VPN connection that could help other, so I post it here. The network configuration is: two local networks (192.168.0.0/24) using one gateway for each network. The two gateways are connected through a PPTP VPN, and use NETMAP to map from their local 192.168.0.0/24 to the VPN addresses 172.16.X.0/24 (and vice versa), X being different for the two local networks of course. This way the Freeswitch network is accessible via 172.16.1.0/24 and the other network (with the phone on it) is accessible via 172.16.2.0/24. A little schematic to be clear about it:

   172.16.2.0/24 — 172.16.2.1 (gateway) 192.168.0.1 — 192.168.0.2 (phone)
   (VPN)
   172.16.1.0/24 — 172.16.1.1 (gateway) 192.168.0.1 — 192.168.0.5 (Freeswitch)

In this configuration, the phone can be accessed either locally with 192.168.0.2 or by the two networks with 172.16.2.2 (thanks to the NETMAP rules). In the same way, Freeswitch has the local IP 192.168.0. but can also be reached via the VPN address: 172.16.1.5.

Main difficulties were to: 1) make phone and Freeswitch use the VPN addresses instead of “probed” local ones, and 2) make the phone be recognized as an internal member, and as such a “default plan” user (and not just the “public plan” like external members do).

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Jan 12 2011

Voltorb Flip in Javascript

Category: Gamesadmin @ 19:06

Ever played the Pokemon game Voltorb Flip in the casino? Well, here it is for your computer, all made of HTML, CSS and Javascript on the same page! For those who down’t know this game, it’s a reflexion game, a bit like sudoku. Go and try it here : http://www.mwyann.com/voltorbflip.html

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Dec 05 2010

Make your own Ratatouille for your Spica

Category: Linux,Softwareadmin @ 22:40

Samsung Galaxy Spica is a low-end phone but quite good anyway. Not enough, according to a team of developers at Samdroid.net, who decided, after having created a 2.1 Android ROM, to take Froyo on this device. And even better, to make the famous mod CyanogenMod on this very same device, even if its support is not announced yet. And, as a cherry on the cake, as it existed on the 2.1 version, there’s a Kitchen that lets you build your own Froyo ROM with what you want and what you need! See it there : Spica Froyo Kitchen, or there : Samdroid thread.

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Nov 20 2010

Useless or not useless…

Category: Uncategorizedadmin @ 11:23

Today I just received a spam comment on this blog that started with: “Tired of obtaining low amounts of useless traffic to your website?”. Well, I’ve got to inform you spammers, that YOU are USELESS TRAFFIC! So, GO AWAY, because I’m getting VERY TIRED of you!


Oct 30 2010

WhiteSmoke, it’s time to open a window…

Category: Softwareadmin @ 16:45

If you don’t know WhiteSmoke, it’s because you never heard about them. If you know WhiteSmoke, you’ll hear a lot from them… and precisely you’ll hear a lot of promotional offers and many other good deals… even if you already bought the software! Here’s a little story of a company who hasn’t got enough of your money…

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Mar 03 2010

UEStudio Update Checker

Category: Softwareadmin @ 20:12

UEStudio is a great editor, but it lacks an auto-check for updates. Here is a simple little piece of software that you can put into your Startup group that will check for a new version of UEStudio on every Windows reboot.

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Dec 14 2009

A gift for the new born

Category: Internetadmin @ 00:28

So, this blog is born. Great news, but the greatest is if you take some time to read this article…

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