Samuel’s HQ

Even on happycoders.org, we saw a difference in the daily average of spam received:

• before: Received 149MB 26945 3841
• after:Received 109MB 10351 1563

More details:

• http://hostexploit.com/downloads/Hostexploit%20Cyber%20Crime%20USA%20v%202.0%201108.pdf (13 hits)

21st century is here… it’s now computer warfare!

Georgia Under Online Assault | Danger Room from Wired.com (59 hits)

Here is an incredible subject for a movie… unfortunately it’s not fiction it’s reality…

• S.F. officials locked out of computer network (68 hits)
• http://blog.wired.com/27bstroke6/2008/07/sf-city-charged.html (75 hits)

I’m not a big fan of the office tools and it’s mainly due to the fact that I feel I’m loosing a lot of time to clic here and there to get things done. But it’s possible to be pretty efficient in using them… you just need to learn the trick. I will start to collect my new trick here.
Number one:

Quickly Zoom Your Document - Microsoft Word 2000 (78 hits)

Quickly Zoom Your Document

SUMMARY: A shortcut to zoom in and out of your Microsoft Word 2000 documents.

If you have a mouse with a wheel, press and hold the CONTROL key and scroll the wheel up to zoom in your document. Press and hold the CONTROL key and scroll the wheel down to zoom out.

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Here is an interesting link to check how safe are restaurants in San Francisco:

• http://dphwww.sfdph.org/eh/Violations/Loc_Search.asp (127 hits)

Have fun

Source: http://siliconvalleyfrogs.com/ (111 hits)

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IMG_0178 (75 hits)

Picture taken in february 2008

The first know sound recording was done nearly 150 years ago… Check this link:

• Physicists convert first known sound recording (118 hits)

Then you can listen this:

• http://links.sfgate.com/ZCVZ (93 hits)

Thomas Edison in wikipedia

• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Edison (119 hits)

List of the 1093 U.S. patents of Thomas Edison… inspires respect…

• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Edison_patents (102 hits)

I recently came to cross the name “Hungarian Notation”. I found it quite funny as I know this method for long time but I didn’t even know it has a name… If you are a geek check this:

Hungarian notation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (127 hits)

And if you have really too much time, and you don’t know what to do, check this document:

http://www.coding-guidelines.com/cbook/sent792.pdf (96 hits)