Sunday, July 27, 2014

Friday, July 18, 2014

Links

Free Magazines

Check out this link...
http://www.all-freemagazines.com/

10 Power Words You Should Start Using Today

1. Immediately

Go ahead and tell people you'll take care of something immediately. It's one word but it carries some serious power: you are confident about taking action, it will be done quickly and efficiently, and you are communicating a timeline without any hesitation.

2. Fervent

This power word means to display something passionately, so it implies action and immediacy. If you are fervently pursuing a customer support issue or you are fervent about your marketing plan, it means you are excited, passionate, motivated, and persistent.

3. Sharp

Use the word sharp when you want to focus someone's attention; it has an unusual power. You can say you've seen a sharp rise in Web traffic on your site or a sharp decrease in customer support calls and people will understand exactly what you mean.

4. Renewed

This is a power word with two meanings. When used to describe a product or service, it means something was new at one time (that's a plus, right?) and is new again. You might say you have a renewed investor commitment to the brand, which implies a once and future glory.

5. Shining

Avoid saying you have a shiny new gadget you are selling (that expression is overused and worn-out), but go ahead and say you have a shining example. It creates a word picture for people, an aura of importance. Something is shining — so pay attention.

6. Instantly

If you've used the word immediately too much in your e-mail and in your documentation to let everyone know you mean business, try the word instantly instead. It also implies action and power, that you will take care of something and not let it slide. It will happen now.

7. Invigorated

Do you have a newly invigorated plan to reach customers? That's good, because the word means to pass on energy or to enliven something. Suddenly, the word "plan" seems more important. It's as though the word invigorated itself has spruced up your sentence.

8. Responsive

The employee on your team who is responsive is probably getting paid a little more than everyone else. He or she is ready to tackle a tough subject and solve a problem. That's why EMTs say someone is "responsive" — they're completely coherent and aware.

9. Relevant

Here's one of the best power words you can use. Send an e-mail to someone today and use the word relevant — it packs a hefty punch. The word means closely connected and appropriate — in other words, it's helping the company instead of hindering it.

10. Known

One last power word for you. Try using it in a business document. The word known has an interesting effect on your prose. It means someone is doing the knowing about a topic, there's interest and importance, and something is worth considering. It's known.

Friday, July 11, 2014

Must Read C++ Books

Beautiful diagramatic Explanation of C language in a single webpage

Learn C++ Advanced

http://www.cpp4u.com/

 C++ for you is a web site designed to help students learn C, C++, Data Structures & Algorithm Analysis and related courses. We are creating a collection of links to best C++/C/C# tutorials, source codes, lecture notes, presentations,free books and animations available on the internet to help you in your study.




Linux flavours/distributions which u can try out...

Bharat Operating System Solutions -- http://bosslinux.in/


More to come...

Websites for Geeks

Android L (5.0) is on the way... Try before it releases

Adafruit Trinket

Thursday, July 10, 2014

Run Levels

Linux Run Levels


0Halt the system.
1Single-user mode (for special administration).
2Local Multiuser with Networking but without network service (like NFS)
3Full Multiuser with Networking
4Not Used
5Full Multiuser with Networking and X Windows(GUI)
6Reboot.

Where Does a Run Level Live?

/etc/rc0.d  Run level 0
/etc/rc1.d  Run level 1
/etc/rc2.d  Run level 2
/etc/rc3.d  Run level 3
/etc/rc4.d  Run level 4
/etc/rc5.d  Run level 5
/etc/rc6.d  Run level 6