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Computer Science

• December 02, 2009
• 10:12

  Let’s start Waving… – Google Wave

   » ‎ Computer Science
  Real-time Communication and Collaboration tool ‘Google’, a name that is renowned for revolutionary products and ideas, came up with yet another revolutionary product called ‘Google Wave’. It’s needless to recapitulate about all the mysterious Google products such as Google Web Search, Google Earth, Gmail, Google Docs etc. which made a tremendous impact on the society. [...]
• April 14, 2009
• 22:51

  Google – Business, Ethics and Life

   » ‎ Computer Science
  ‘Google’ – One of the innovative and revolutionary concept which was blossomed in early ‘96, as a research project of Larry Page and Sergey Brin (Google’s President incharge of Technology). Google only consume a spam of 13 years to climb to the peek of internet search technology and now, its in a state which is [...]
• March 07, 2009
• 23:56

  Googling, Searching and Information Retrieval

   » ‎ Computer Science
  As many computer addicted people, I also a “Google” junkie. I believe that most computer users can’t exists without Google or at least they need a good alternative like ‘LiveSearch’ or ‘Yahoo’. I don’t want to go in to a search engine comparison but just to show how we are depended distributed information providers. In the [...]
• December 24, 2008
• 23:16

  Visitor Pattern

   » ‎ Computer Science
  In Object Oriented Design, the visitor patter is one of the obscure pattern yet powerful enough to solve many complex OO scenarios. Visitor Pattern is also not really easy to understand at the first glance but you need to dig it around with practical examples. (I guess it’s not just for Visitor pattern but also [...]
• August 29, 2008
• 23:21

  Fastest and Elegant Browser on Earth – Opera 9.52

   » ‎ Computer Science
  Opera 9.52 is considered to be as the most powerful web browser that offers number of utilitarian features without penalizing the performance. As its counter part, Mozilla Firefox becoming more and more famous among web users, Opera is also becoming one of the major competitors against Firefox. Although many people are used to boring and [...]
• July 27, 2008
• 2:35

  How to stop popoing out the IE when AIM starts up.

   » ‎ Computer Science
  This is a problem that I was suffering for sevaral months.  Anyway i found a way to do so. Not that its hard to do but I guess people can’t find it. Disable AIM Today or AIM Dashboard from popping up in Internet Explorer Open Aim 6.5 Click Edit Click Settings Click Sign In / Sign Out Click None Click Save Hope this [...]
• 0:44

  Information retrieval (IR) Systems: Enterprise and Web Search

   » ‎ Computer Science
  I heard many people now tends to talk about a new era of computer and information technology called Information age (Some may call it Digital or Wireless age according to his preferences). So, It’s clear that in the present world ‘information’ (digitally represented) becomes the master and we all relaying on it. When it [...]
• July 26, 2008
• 23:32

  GNU Make parallelization – GNU make with –j Option

   » ‎ Computer Science
  The Software Professionals often have deal with massive code bases which comprises of at least 10000 source file or more. If you want build the code base to binaries (or make with GNU auto tools) it would take at lease 10 hrs to build such a code base. (For me it took nearly 8 hours [...]
• July 19, 2008
• 1:36

  SCP in 60 seconds

   » ‎ Computer Science
  ‘Secure Copy’ is a common but a tedious command to remember even for Linux experts. So, I’ll try to present you a clean and complete how to guide on SCP. scp stands for secure cp (copy), which means that you can copy files across an ssh connection that will be encrypted, and therefore secured. You [...]