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. 🙂
A Near-Death Experience (NDE), according to Wikipedia, “is an experience reported by a person who nearly died, or who experienced clinical death and then revived. Some people argue it can be explained by hallucinations produced by the brain as it loses adequate blood supply and nutrients, while others state that such an explanation cannot account…
I’m not sure about you, but to me Oz looks like a cool programming language to learn… and use: Oz is a multiparadigm programming language, developed in the Programming Systems Lab at Saarland University. Oz contains most of the concepts of the major programming paradigms, including logic, functional (both lazy and eager), imperative, object-oriented, constraint,…
Overheard from Wikipedia: Excessive cerumen may impede the passage of sound in the ear canal, causing conductive hearing loss. It is also estimated to be the cause of 60 – 80% of hearing aid repairs. As mentioned above, movement of the jaw helps the ears’ natural cleaning process, so chewing gum and talking can both…
A view from a fellow developer’s room: (via NubyOnRails) I know you want to ask me something. Well the answer is yeah, I’d love to have something like that… But surely, someone is also a fine option. 😉
Xarchiver is a Zip/compression application. On the UI side, it’s using GTK2 toolkit which probably looks best on GNOME/XFCE. It’s simple and straightforward. Xarchiver is in many ways comparable to FileRoller. I think it has a bit more features than FileRoller but user interface-wise, FileRoller looks a little bit better.
From an article about Paradox in Wikipedia: … it may be considered that an ethical admonition to “love thy neighbour” is not just in contrast with, but in contradiction to an armed neighbour actively trying to kill you: if he or she succeeds, you will not be able to love him or her. But to…
