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Wednesday, January 5, 2011

Productivity: Part 1














Do you find it hard to juggle between work and interests ? In my scenario, juggling between study and computer programming. I have searched high and low to solve my problem. There are various websites that are useful for those who wanted to be productive. There are:

1. 99Percent
2. ZenHabits

Besides that, i would like to share with you an extract from "7 Habits of Highly Effective People" by Steven R.Covey. In order to be productive, one has to Be Proactive. You have to do something because you want to and not because of conditions and environment. Your priorities should be placed on tasks that would benefit you and not from your problems. Sometimes it is ok to say "No" to make room for your own tasks.Finally, I would like to end this post with a saying by Eleanor Roosevelt:

"No one can hurt you without your consent"
Just want share with u guys some geeky jokes I found on makeuseof.com:
1. The box said ‘Requires Windows Vista or better’. So I installed LINUX.
2. Computers are like air conditioners: they stop working when you open Windows.
3. I would love to change the world, but they won’t give me the source code.'
4. Michael Sinz: “Programming is like sex, one mistake and you have to support it for the rest of your life.”
5. Programmers are tools for converting caffeine into code.
6. Hacking is like sex. You get in, you get out, and hope that you didn’t leave something that can be traced back to you.

Tuesday, January 4, 2011

Just started working yesterday. Job is fun and I learn a lot of stuff about selling stuff. Conclusion is humans are fragile and their heart often overwrites what their mind has to say. BTW, I will update my blog every wednesday, friday, sunday, and monday. If you wanna know anything about computer, just send me an email or anything.

Sunday, January 2, 2011

Just got a laptop from my father's friend. It is an ASUS X80L, dual-core, 3GB RAM. I just turn it into my lady with ammunation. I even use virtual box to play with Ubuntu. This is my third gf. HAHAHA.

Saturday, January 1, 2011

How Secure Is Your Password ?














As promised, I will talk about how to secure your password today using 2 password manager: Keepass and LastPass. Why do you need a password manager ? Can't you just use one single password for all the websites. The answer is simple, if someone manages to assess your password, then all your accounts will be vulnerable. Imagine if someone has the key to your house, he will have the privilege to get everything you have. Therefore, USE A PASSWORD MANAGER TODAY.

1. Keepass

This piece of baby is the silver bullet to your problem. i have used it for several years now, and it has never failed me. Keepass is also available in portable version which means you can your database of passwords wherever you go. Let's get started on how to setup your password manager:

  1. Install Keepass here
  2. Go to File > New to create a new database
  3. You will be prompt create a master password, make sure you choose a memorable one
  4. I don't recommend you to use the key file because sometimes you might lose it
  5. To create a password, just click on new entry button.
  6. Fill in your username and password.
  7. Watch the video below












    2. Last Pass

    You can consider Last Pass because of its superior browser integration. My favorite feature is the auto-fill feature which allows Last Pass to fill in your login session automatically.

    1. Install LastPass here
    2. Set your master password
    3. Go to preference and from here you can assess the hot keys to auto-fill your password
    4. Watch the video below