Hello, this is the very basic of Java programming and it should look like this. This file contains bidirectional Unicode text that may be interpreted or compiled differently than what appears below. To review, open the file in an editor that reveals hidden Unicode characters. Learn more about bidirectional Unicode characters Show hidden characters public class HelloBiborn // creating class named HelloBiborn { public static void main(String[] args) // main method { System.out.println("Hello biborn!!"); // print out the text } } view raw

It has been a while since I updated this blog with useful posts. I'm really busy with my personal life, traveling, and group activities. Lately i revised back about Java programming and I decided to create some series of Java tutorial here in my blog. I hope this can help those who want to learn Java the quick way (really? there's no easy way for that dude. LOL) and help me remember what I learnt . My reference is a book by D.S.

One efficient way to deploy the FileWave Client is to use ARD. This posting will outline the necessary steps to mass-deploy the FileWave Client.pkg with the proper preferences. Depending on the client version you want to deploy, please follow the steps for your version: FileWave Client version 5.7.x and newer:    1. Create a custom Client Package that has your server details in this form   2. Deploy the custom client pkg with ARD. FileWave Client version 5.6.3 and older: What you need:-FileWave Client.pkg (you

The most recent version of Teamviewer now is version 9 (at time of writing). And for even though the installer is available for the 64bits architecture, some of you may face some difficulties trying to install it on Ubuntu 13.10 64bits (I don't know about any other version of Ubuntu but my Linux Mint 16 does not has this kind of problem). Actually the problem is because Teamviewer needs ia32-libs (one of it's dependencies) but this package is not available for recent Multiarch

At the point of writing this entry, Sublime Text has reached build 3059. I installed this awesome little program and accidentally hide the menu bar and this action is irreversible, at least not by pressing shortcut keys or right clicking. Luckily we can show the menu bar again by using this script: #!/bin/sh # ~/bin/subl_menu_visible.sh - Show/hide Sublime Text 3 Menu if [ "$1" = "true" ] then echo "Turninng ON menu_visible" elif [ "$1" = "false" ] then echo "Turninng OFF menu_visible"

Using web based speed test is too mainstream? How about testing your internet connection speed in terminal? Sounds geeky right. Here's how: Install python-pip: sudo apt-get install python-pip Install speedtest-cli: sudo pip install speedtest-cli To run the speedtest, just type in 'speedtest' in your terminal and wait for the result.

Happy New Year! So this is the first post for this year and this guide can be applied to other Debian based GNU/Linux distros out there. For the sake of this tutorial, I'll just use my Linux Mint 16. Installing Dependencies Firstly, you might want to install several packages needed by Metasploit. Open up Terminal and update your system: sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade Then, install the following packages: sudo apt-get install build-essential libreadline-dev  libssl-dev libpq5 libpq-dev libreadline5 libsqlite3-dev libpcap-dev openjdk-7-jre subversion