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Submitted by manojkumar on 14 August, 2007 - 16:26

All reader of this blog should come to know that I am Doing Dataone installation for B S N L Dept in Lucknow city. But My Pertaining S D O ( Sahadatganj ) and a clerk from Pee Kay some.......Sing tapped my payment. I decided to stop my services. Shame shame B S N L.

im d crazee est

Submitted by frootii on 25 April, 2007 - 23:58

hiee guys ths is frootii.. i luvd ths book obviously aftr my first luv n before my cumin up luv... infcat i keep on writin my experiences since i hav enterd into engineering TSEC..tsec tsec dish dish dish.. i realyy like mobiles mor thn i like guys.. wat heehee itz a fact swtheart.. ll be cumin up wid more stay tuned
god blesss

Getting Drupal's Clean URLs working on a Debian based system

Submitted by Karthik on 1 January, 2007 - 04:28

My default Kubuntu install needed some tweaking to get Clean URLs working (in Drupal 5, Apache 2). This is a quick guide to getting this sorted for other users out there:

First off, the mod_rewrite module isn't enabled by default. To enable it, type
sudo a2enmod

and add rewrite as the module you would like enabled. (You can also enable the expires module which is also used by Drupal, but do it later).

Restart apache:

sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 force-reload

Check if the clean URLs test (in ?q=admin/settings/clean-urls) works. If not, jump to the /etc/apache2/sites-enabled directory and check what your setup is like. By default, you should just see the 000-default link here. (Backup first and) Edit the file:

Cricket 2007

Submitted by Karthik on 15 December, 2006 - 02:54

EA Sports' Cricket 2007 was released a few weeks back, and considering that I reviewed the previous version, I feel compelled to add a quick note here. To sum things up right at the outset, it plain sucks. There are hardly any (but the most cosmetic of) improvements over Cricket 2005 (with respect to the gameplay as such) and the graphics are just as bad as ever.

While it has been said that the analogue controller (dubber the 'century stick' or something inane like that) will provide a marked improvement over the keyboard controls, I have it on good authority that it isn't anything to write home about either.

Cricinfo 3D

Submitted by Karthik on 14 December, 2006 - 14:58

Cricinfo has launched a beta of a live 3D simulation of ball-by-ball game-play. The service named Cricinfo 3D, which requires Adobe Shockwave, has graphics on par with Cricket 2007 (sic), and allows the user to pan and zoom around and follow the play from preset positions. The usual statistics features that are provided with the standard cricinfo scorecard are also available.

It is very buggy at the moment, but.. interesting stuff.

-K

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