Technology Mindset

Due to the phenomenal growth of the Internet, which basically abolished distance, increased accessibility to information and gave instant communications a huge boost, working from home is no longer a fantasy, but rather a solid, modern-day reality. Millions of people around the world do it and it’s working out just well for them - however, many of those who have traditional desk jobs and contemplate working from home still feel somewhat reluctant to the idea of moving their desk from a fancy sky scraper downtown into the room next to your kids’ bedroom. Noise, regular distractions and a million other small things may appear as insurmountable obstacles to an adult who contemplates such a move. However, as with most things in life, working from home is simply a matter of organization.

The first essential step in creating a productive work environment at home is to have your own office. No, this does not mean that you have to start adding extra rooms to your house - it just means that you have to choose a place that’s going to serve as your “office space”, and which must be closed off from the rest of the house. Whether it’s a small, separate room or simply your guest bedroom where you set up your computer and all the materials you need to do your job properly, make sure your family members know this is your own space, and you don’t want any interruptions. To drive the point home, always step out of the “office” if you want to chat with anyone, making it clear that chats in the office room are off limits.

The next step is to learn to say “no” to any distractions or frequent interruptions - unless of course it’s an emergency. Even if it’s just a fifteen minute run to the supermarket down the street for bread and milk, it’s still a distraction, it makes lose focus and waste time getting back into the work mindset upon your return. It’s easy for your other family members to imagine that if you are at home, this means you’re also available to run errands and help around the house. However, don’t fall into the other extreme and don’t shut yourself away from the outside world for days at a time. Working from home allows you to share meals with your family and if you keep to a regular working schedule, you’ll be able to fit in everything you need to do in one day - and then some. Good luck.

A blade server is a server with several apartments’ slim chassis, modular, electronic circuits, known as the blade server. Blade servers are to allow more energy treatment in less than rack, which simplifies the wiring and to reduce energy consumption. SearchWinSystems.com According to an article on the server technology, the company on the blade servers can offer so much experience that 85% discount on the wiring for the blade in comparison to the facilities or 1U server round. With less than cabling, administrators can spend less time with the management of infrastructure and more time in order to achieve greater availability.

Blade servers are self-server computing, designed for IT-High-Density. Whereas a rack-mount server can do it with (at least) a power cord and network cable, blade servers have removed many elements for space, power and other considerations, taking into account all elements to be functional as a computer.

A blade server is often described as a high-density servers and is usually in a group of servers, which has become a unique task, such as: • File Sharing • use of the Web page and caching • SSL encryption for Web Communications • The transcoding content of the web page for the small screens • streaming audio and video Like most requests for reunification, the blade server, may also be to support the load balancing and failover capabilities.  That is the reason why blade server

This is a quick-tip about windows XP default fonts

This tips is use in Windows XP only

Did you know by default Windows Explorer and My Computer displayed the same type that Windows XP uses for the title icon on the desktop? If you haven’t change since first installation, the default is Tahoma, 8 point. Just incase you want to change the font size or the font used in Windows Explorer, follow these steps:

• Open the Display Properties dialog box by right-clicking the desktop and select Properties.
• Navigate to Appearance tab and click the advanced button.
• Select Icon from the Item drop-down list.
• Use the Font drop-down arrow to select a font from the list.
• Click OK to apply , and close Display Properties dialog box

You don’t need to restart your windows, to see the effect open the windows explorer and you should find the new font as previously selected in the Display Properties dialog box.

Just incase this tips didn’t work, please leave me a comments and I will fix this tips.

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How to clear recent commands in windows XP run dialog?

This is a simple tip to clear recent commands on Windows XP. When you run a command using Run dialog it will create a log or history. Is not caused any problem to your PC, but just incase if you want to remove the old items listed on the Run dialog, sometimes is often very useful, but if this bothered you, there isn’t an obvious way to remove it.

The simplest way is by using cleaner or tuner applications that will do this for you, but this tips is show you how to do it manually.

I’m going to show you in two different ways, first by clear the entries Through Regedit, secondly using taskbar and start menu properties.

1. Clear a recent command “Run Dialog Entries” Through Regedit

Open the registry window, click start and run and type regedit (it will call regedit.exe)

Navigate down to the following key:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\RunMRU

All lists on the right side are indicating an entry or log generated by Run dialog, you can clear or delete it. But in order to take effect to your windows you need to logoff and then back on and you will not see that list on run dialog.

2. The easier way to clear a recent command “Run Dialog Entries”

This is the easier and user friendly way to custom and manage your recent open documents, empty the recycle bin and also remove a recent command that caused by run dialog box.

Right-click at the windows task bar, click properties than navigate to start menu

Select the “Classic Start menu” option, and click the Customize button

Now click the Clear button to remove all of the recent documents and applications from the start menu. You don’t need to logof just see the result.

Please Note that this method will clear anything… consider to use the registry if you only want to remove a single item.

Be aware of blog visibilities in Wordpress 2.5

If you have migrated to WordPress 2.5 you should carefully check your visibilities setting, its look like the default is blocking any search engine to index or crawl your blog.

If that is the case, your site or blog will not be index by search engine and it will be disaster.

Got indexed by search engine is very important, if your site or blog being index by search engine its traffic, when people type your keyword in search engine it will bring to your site.

Popular search engines are usually focus on the full-text indexing of online, natural language documents. Such as your article on blog, your keywords, tags and post title.

Because search engine is so important, so allow them to get back to your search anytime. Follow these steps to make sure your blog visibilities in WordPress 2.5

• Within your WordPress admin page, select setting;

• select privacy and you will directed to Privacy setting;

• there is two option on your Privacy setting, always select the first option, “I would like my blog to be visible to everyone, including search engines (like Google, Sphere, Technorati) and archivers”

• click Save changes button

The second option “I would like to block search engines, but allow normal visitors” it will prevent all search engine to access your blog, means will not get index or crawl.