The Vacation Happiness Index : Explained
It is inversely proportional to time and then is a flatline. 🙂
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How to Defragment Individual Files And Folders In Windows
The built-in disk defragmenter in Windows can’t selectively defragment individual files or folders. To do that, a cool utility named Contig is available for free from Microsoft Sysinternals team. It can defragment specified files and folders, a bunch of file types and thereby optimize disk space.
Download it from here.
Using it is simple, specify the path which contains specific files that need...
Stunning HD Wallpapers For Your Desktop #47
Here are some more stunning HD wallpapers for your desktop:
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margin-top: 10px;
text-align: center;
width: 50%;
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#gallery-1 img {
border: 2px solid #cfcfcf;
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Zenmap: Nmap Made Easy For Linux Mint / Ubuntu Users
Here’s how to install and use Zenmap, a graphical front-end for nmap in Linux Mint / Ubuntu:
1. Issue the following command at the terminal to install Zenmap –
sudo apt-get install zenmap
2. After the installation is complete, issue the following command at the terminal to launch the application –
sudo zenmap
3. To initiate a port scan, enter the target IP and click ‘Scan’.
4....
Quickly View Directory Structure Through Terminal In Linux Mint/Ubuntu
Having a lot of folders and subfolders within them can make it somewhat messy to manage them.
Tree is a useful Linux tool that shows the entire directory/folder Ă‚Â structure in an easy to read tree like form using a nicely colored output all through the Linux Terminal.
To install it :
Open Terminal in Linux Mint / Ubuntu and type :
sudo apt-get install tree
After it is installed, type either “tree”...