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. 🙂
I just found a very nicely packed with useful information site for Ubuntu called Ubuntu Tutorials, created by Christer Edwards. Among the top Ubuntu tutorials he posted include:* News Off Topic : Go See Michael Moore’s “SiCKO” (31 Comments) How To Configure Wireless on a MacBook Using Ndiswrapper (24 Comments) How to install & play…
there are so many things I need to learn ………!! wow, I can’t believe it. waktu saya masih SMA, saya pikir saya cuma akan cukup dengan belajar teknologi komputer waktu saya menjelang lulus SMA sampai kuliah, saya pikir saya sangat membutuhkan persahabatan, bidang psikologi, dan hal2 yang berhubungan dengan hubungan manusia JUGA, di samping komputer…
I’m sooo good at being late, for work, for school, for college, for dates, basically for anything. Some factors: I need lots of sleep, 12 hours or more. This makes it hard for me to get up in the morning. I need to be waken progressively. This is a physiological defect in my body. I…
Baru baca sebagian buku “Kun Fayakun” karangan Ustadz Yusuf Mansur, gara2 dipinjami sebentar oleh bapak pemilik Warteg. Ada satu bagian yang sangat menyentuh hati saya, di halaman 108. Diceritakan bahwa kita tidak memiliki apa-apa. Mata bukan milik kita. Begitu pula tangan, hati, semua bagian tubuh dan juga harta yang kita miliki. Oh, jadi sedih, kalo…
File Roller is the default Zip/Compressed Archive management tool on Ubuntu. The UI is clean and to-the-point. The features are sufficient for most day-to-day use, but for anything more advanced, I guess you’ll need to use the command line or other tool. To be honest I haven’t yet seen an advanced enough GUI for compression…
It begins with a simple question to Andrew Trinh, founder of business consultancy firm Trizle: “Any good accounting book?” His response: The Accounting Game. But then comes an uber-pleasant surprise: He sent me the book as a gift! And the day had just come: You shouldn’t have to ask if it’s “good,” as it’s easily…
