Wednesday, September 27, 2017
Surviving in Azeroth Episode 3 It came from Lvl 85 and now on iTunes
Surviving in Azeroth Episode 3 It came from Lvl 85 and now on iTunes

Hey all well Episode 3 is finally here and OMG we are on iTunes! i am still very very excited that this has happend... Things in this episode I rant about knowing your class, using proper spec, and about tanks that dont utilize their hunters and other players that can CC. I also thank LiquidWoW & the guild i belong to called "D E M I S E". As well as, I recommend going to WoW Insider for lots of grt info!
If you want to contribute, ask a question, want something discussed on the show feel free to either email or tweet us:
Email: survivinginazeroth@gmail.com
Twitter: @survivinginaz
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Monday, September 25, 2017
Switch from VirtualBox to VMware
Switch from VirtualBox to VMware

VirtualBox is a virtual machine, that able you to install operating systems in virtual store, i mean you can have a lot of operating systems on your computer, but they really not installed on your computer, they just installed on that program. Your computer works with one OS but you have and other operating systems that you can open them whenever you want. And we already learned how to install BackTrack OS, Anonymous OS etc.
But i changed VirtualBox with new virtual machine which called VMware Workstation. Which is more comfortable to use and have a more settings. And thats not very good to make more comfortable your work wit that program. And for that in this post im gonna speak about new program, same this, but this one called as VMware. You can create your operating systems lab and make your work more easy. So its not for free but i will give you license keys for free. And you can use the last version of Workstation for forever.
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Friday, September 22, 2017
Stream video from Raspberry Pi 3 Camera V2 play in Android VideoView
Stream video from Raspberry Pi 3 Camera V2 play in Android VideoView
This video show how to stream Camera Module NoIR V2 video from Raspberry Pi 3/Raspbian Jessie using vlc, play in Android App with VideoView. Details, refer my another blogspot.
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Sunday, September 3, 2017
Switching from iPhone to Android
Switching from iPhone to Android
I found this nice article about jumping from iphone to android. Everyone who knows me knows that I am an android guy :) I have used Iphone and to be honest it has good things but most of them I do not like; maybe because I am a developer and I like openness and apple iOS just simple does not have.
I must say that iOS is much user friendly than Android also their apps, but I am sure that is something Android will improve eventually and whats more from a developer point of view it is not a deal breaker.
The article mentions the good and the bad of moving from iPhone to Android. Things good like free navigation, voice input commands, notifications, perfect harmony with Google services, storage options and a lot more. And also the bad things like the Android fragmentation. It is true, since it is open you can find a lot of android flavors thanks to the manufactures, low battery life ( Evo from spring ) .

Really it is a nice article to read if you are planning to switch to an Android powered device :)
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Thursday, August 31, 2017
Stream Videos To Chromecast From The Command Line Using Stream2Chromecast
Stream Videos To Chromecast From The Command Line Using Stream2Chromecast

Stream2Chromecast is a command line Chromecast media streamer for Linux. The tool can transcode unsupported formats in real time and play them on the Chromecast.
Stream2Chromecast features:
- cast audio and video to a Chromecast device;
- pass an URL to be played on the Chromecast; the file must be streamable and a Chromecast supported format since it cant be transcoded;
- can transcode any formats not supported by the Chromecast in real time (using FFmpeg or Libav), so you dont have to convert any video manually;
- provides basic control commands: pause / unpause / stop playback (currently this only works when not transcoding), set or mute volume;
- allows specifying a device when multiple Chromecasts are connected on the same network;
- supports passing custom custom transcoder parameters to ffmpeg or avconv (thanks to this, you can set the quality, add subtitles even though Stream2Chromecast doesnt directly support it, etc.);
- supports specifying the port to use for streaming media.
For audio-only files, no metadata (artist, title, cover image, etc.) is displayed by Chromecast.
Basic Stream2Chromecast usage
Notes:
- the instructions below assume youve installed Stream2Chromecast from the main WebUpd8 PPA (see the installation instructions below). If you install Stream2Chromecast manually, youll need to use the full path to stream2chromecast.py (e.g.: "/path/to/stream2chromecast.py /path/to/my_media.mp4") for the commands below;
- the computer running Stream2Chromecast and the Chromecast device must be in the same network;
- ffmpeg or libav-tools are required for transcoding. If both are installed, ffmpeg is used by default.
stream2chromecast "/path/to/some-video.mp4"Replacing "/path/to/some-video.mp4" with the exact path and filename of the video you want to play (e.fg.: stream2chromecast "/home/andrei/Videos/VIDEO1.mp4").If thats the case for you too, you can specify the Chromecast IP by adding the "-devicename" flag followed by the Chromecast IP address, to the stream2chromecast command, like this:
stream2chromecast -devicename CHROMECAST_IP_ADDRESS "/path/to/some-video.mp4"stream2chromecast -devicename CHROMECAST_NAME "/path/to/some-video.mp4"stream2chromecast -transcode "/path/to/some-video.avi"Stream2Chromecast also supports specifying custom transcoder parameters. As an example, heres a command that passes the device IP address, transcodes the video, and adds subtitles via a custom FFmpeg parameter (for FFmpeg only):
stream2chromecast -devicename CHROMECAST_IP_ADDRESS -transcodeopts -vf subtitles="/path/to/some-video.srt" -transcode "/path/to/some-video.avi"Where CHROMECAST_IP_ADDRESS is your Chromecast IP address, "/path/to/some-video.avi" is the exact path and filename of the video you want to play on the Chromecast, and "/path/to/some-video.srt" is the exact subtitle path and filename of the subtitle file you want to use.More about the FFmpeg subtitle filters, HERE.
stream2chromecast -playurl URLWhere URL is the video file URL, e.g. "http://www.example.com/my_media.mp4".stream2chromecast -stopstream2chromecastOr visit the Stream2Chromecast GitHub page.Download / Install Stream2Chromecast
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:nilarimogard/webupd8
sudo apt update
sudo apt install stream2chromecastReport any bugs you may find @ GitHub.
Also see: How To Stream Audio To A Chromecast Or DLNA / UPnP Device From Linux (Using pulseaudio-dnla)
Originally published at WebUpd8: Daily Ubuntu / Linux news and application reviews.
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Monday, August 28, 2017
Switching Hyper v CSV Clustering from Software teaming to Hardware isolation
Switching Hyper v CSV Clustering from Software teaming to Hardware isolation
I wrote this article for several reasons. There are a lot of reasons why you may want to go from a Software team to Hardware, or Vice Versa. I make no comments as to why you would do either.
This is to say, There are some circumstances where you are better served with a Software team, and some where you will see better results with hardware and the NDIS driver.
I will leave the why up to you. However, If you have the need, here is a rough guide to get you though the conversion of a Software Teamed 2012 or 2016 Cluster conversion of your network, To hardware NICS and Isolation.
This article is high on text an low on screen shots. All I can do is apologize in advance.
Some Additional titles:
Converting the Windows Cluster from Software Teaming to Best Practices, Using Hardware Isolation.
Another title to this article could be switching from Software teaming to Hardware isolation for CSV clusters.
My software teamed cluster performs lousy.
Two Standards in two Documents
Why would you perform this change? You would do this if your using 1GB NICS for your cluster, and software teaming is not working well for you.
I have found that the network changes around 2012 may be better suited to 10GB NICS then 1GB NICS. I find the 1GB NICS aggregation may not always be the best way to setup a cluster, depending on the needs of the customer, and the type of software running.
I find that the original Network Best practices suit some customers from a maintenance perspective, as well as ease of understanding, when the IT persons are not full time network admins.
This article demands that your Storage Networks are on a separate switch from the Clustering Networks.
Furthermore, The Cluster Networks should be ideally isolated with Vlans, by Subnet, to prevent any collisions of packets from a unique subnet. If the Network is flat, That may not stop you from moving to this setup. Just know that some isolation is recommended. But, using a separate Subnet per Virtual network is still a must.
The Design of your network should be based on the Initial Configuration Guide for Hyper-V networks for a CSV cluster (2010).
If you do a Bing search for �network guide for Hyper-V clustering� , you will find this article,
Hyper-V: Live Migration Network Configuration Guide (2010)
And Bing �cluster guide for Hyper-V CSV cluster networks� and you should find:
Network Recommendations for a Hyper-V Cluster in Windows Server 2012 (2013)
The 2010 Documents lay out the Premise of Windows Clustering, with the goal of having CSV Live Migrations optimized. The 2013 Documents, Shows the embedded method of isolating the traffic within the Teamed interfaces.
The Opinion Section
Having been an Engineer lots of Hyper-V Cluster cases, the main reason for CSV cluster issues, was some form of mis-configuring the network, as per the best practices.
In 2012, we have now added the additional choices of using a software Microsoft Team and or LBFO options using scripting to send the traffic down specific virtual network adapters.
The change in server 2012 and 2016 has changed the perception of what can be done with the new technology. I now see the majority of Hyper-V networks using Microsoft teaming. Which is fine. Its fine, as long as you are using the virtual LANS; creating the isolation, along with the team. So the whole message of server 2012 and 2016 is Teaming and Isolation. What I am seeing all too often is just the teaming portion.
For this reason, I am bringing back the original specifications, to make the statement, that Isolation is the Key element to a CSV cluster. Teaming can be fine, But Proper Isolation comes first.
This means that if you are not a network person, and don�t have access to a network department to set things up for you, then you may want to stick with the original guidelines, which I am about to present to you. In this article, we are going to convert a Cluster from a Microsoft Teamed network, to a Vanilla Hardware Isolated, Cluster Network.
The assumption here is that all of your Network adapters have been thrown into a team or two. In addition, No VLANS were created to isolate your traffic. If there were VLANS created, you simply use power-shell to delete them. See the following script, changing the commands new-LbfoTeam, to remove-LBFOteam and etc�
Configuring networks 2/5
Words of Caution
You will start On a node, that is not being used by the cluster. We will make the changes to one node, at a time. When the first node is done, move to the next.
Please understand, This is a major change. You will likely have to take an outage to get this done across the whole cluster. I would make the changes on the first node (Node 1). Then shut all cluster nodes down, bringing up the node you converted. This will now be the primary cluster node, and as you update each additional node, they will come online, into the cluster represented by your Node 1
How to change you Cluster, One Node at a time
So here are the steps:
Pre Configuration
- Run Ipconfig /all > c:ipconfig.txt on all cluster nodes.
- Pull the MACS on Software Teamed NICS in the Server Manager->NIC Teaming-> Teams
- Save these files, even placing them in a spread, so you can match up the NICS you will be using. You need to make sure that you understand which NIC on each server will play each of the roles VMNIC, Live Migrate, CSV, Management, Storage, and Replication
- The columns of your spread are NIC name, NIC Description, MAC Address, OLD IP Address, New IP address, Cluster Workload and VLAN If Necessary
- Remember not to record NICS that have parenthesis around them or are multi-plex adapters. These will be going away. We will only rely on physical adapters.
- The Rows of your Spread are as follows:
- NODE X
- VMNIC Go to Programs and Features and right click the Network adapter management application.
- Select the �Change� option
- Add NDIS if Broadcom, or whatever the 4 letter acronym is for advanced service of the NIC brand installer.
That�s it. Once you have done the second machine, make sure you can ping across to the other NIC on host1.
As long as you pass the ping test, you may move to changing the other Nodes in the cluster.
Once you have completed the changes, and all machines ping properly, you may restart the nodes in a round robin style if you have any kinks
The only thing left to do, Is to set your priorities for the networks. The priorities are in the center pane of cluster manager. Choose network in the left selection plane.
Workloads
The settings should be changed to the following:
- VMNIC � NONE (dedicated to VMS)
- LIVE MIGRATE � Cluster Communication only
- CSV � Cluster Communication only
- Management- client only
- Replication- Cluster and client
- Storage1, 2 etc. � N/A no cluster communication
And that�s it. Once you have that established, your cluster will now be working on physical NICS only.
Now with the NICS you have left, you may go back and add selective hardware teaming where it makes sense. No Teaming on Storage NICS. Honestly, it may be better to wait to see if you have any area of weakness. For Example, If the VMs seem slow during intense workdays, you may remove the VMNIC, from Hyper-V, Team it, and then put the multiplexor back in as the VMNIC used for Hyper-V VMs.
I hope this has been helpful. Please remember that this works automatically, because the Cluster is able to identify NICS on different servers, and automatically matches them to the same subnet. The NICs from the various servers will show up together in the network tab, because they are on the same subnet. As such, the cluster knows that they will be performing a specific job in the cluster, based on the settings laid out in this article.
This is not better or worse then software teaming, but it may be the right choice for some IT teams, who are more familiar with hardware NIC assignments as part of their Job description.
Also please understand the days of teaming with 1GB NICS is coming to a close. Very quickly 10GB NICS are becoming the standard. The difference in these setups becomes MOOT when your no longer using 1GB adapters for clustering.
Thank you,
Have a nice Day.
(ex. no Subnet) - LIVE MIGRATE (ex. 10.10.11.x)
CSV (ex. 10.10.12.x) HOST (ex. 10.10.13.x) - Replication (ex. 10.10.14.x)
- So your Subnets need to be assigned by #6 above. All VMNICS wont have an IP because they will all be dedicated to the Hyper-V switch. The easiest way to express this is to explain that Every Live Migrate will be on the 10.10.11 network. Every CSV will be on the 10.10.12 network. Every host will be on the 10.10.13 network. Every Replication will be on the 10.10.14 network. Every host will have a dedicated NIC for each of these networks.
- Replication above would be Ideal. If you don�t have enough NICS to have this network, then its ok. This NIC may also be called a Storage NIC. IF so, this NIC will Have MS Client sharing disabled, and uncheck register in DNS for this NIC.
- the Cluster workload on your spread can be populated from the section below called workloads
Hopefully, these tidbits have helped you prepare for the actual work, because here we go. This will need to happen on every cluster Node.
Configuration
- Go into every VM and change the NIC to not configured
- Remove all Network adapters from the Software teams.
- Delete the Virtual Hyper-v Network � if external
- Verify that all virtual NICS are gone. Restart server if they are not.
- Label 5 (or more) NICS as follows: (minimum 4)
- VMNIC
- LIVE MIGRATE
- CSV
- Management
- Replication
- Storage1, 2 etc.
- VMNIC Go to Programs and Features and right click the Network adapter management application.
- NODE X
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Saturday, August 26, 2017
switch from Yahoo Hotmail to Gmail without losing older emails and contacts
switch from Yahoo Hotmail to Gmail without losing older emails and contacts
Yesterday we discussed how you can operate and manage Yahoo/Hotmail or any mail account from your Gmail account without letting know anyone. Today we come up with the next post in this series where we talk about complete switch from Yahoo/Hotmail to Gmail without losing older emails and contacts.
Moving email accounts isn�t an easy decision. Your old email account has lots of important emails and contacts which you would not want to lose. Luckily, Gmail provides an easy way to import all your old emails and contacts from other email clients such as Yahoo and Hotmail.
Apart from that, Gmail will also continue to import new mails of your old mail account for the next 30 days. This is the time frame given to you which you can use to let your contacts know that you�ve switched to a new email address.
Here are the following steps to create a new Gmail account and import your old account.
1. Visit Gmail and create a new email account.
2. Click on Settings button which is present on the top right of your Gmail. Under Accounts and Import tab click on Import mail and contacts button.

3. A new window will pop up . Enter your Yahoo or Hotmail address (or any other email address) in the box provided. Click Continue button.

4. Enter the correct password of your email account which you entered in the previous step.

5. Check all the options. You can add labels to your imported emails. I gave a label �Hotmail� so that I could easily identify the imported mail.

6. A window will appear which says that �It may take several hours (sometimes up to 2 days) before you start to see imported messages� So be patient.

7. You can check the status of your import anytime by visiting Settings -> Accounts and Import. The screenshot given below shows that import has been done.

So in this way you can switch to a brand new Gmail account and import all your previous emails and contacts.
Have you switched to Gmail recently? Do you plan to switch soon? Let us know about your Gmail experiences in comments.
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Wednesday, August 16, 2017
Street Fighter 2 Download Free Full Version of Street Fighter 2 from
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Thursday, August 10, 2017
Switching from Notepad FTP to Visual Studio Code FTP
Switching from Notepad FTP to Visual Studio Code FTP

Notepad++ is good but Visual Studio is better in suggesting code and organizing it. I mostly code PHP and never used Visual Web Developer. However, I have used Visual C# to develop Performance Maintainer and I was impressed by it. Now, Microsoft has VS Code to support all forms of coding. Late bloomer yet powerful enough to keep up with current trend. Speaking of trend how did VS Code got username code on twitter . Did no one register such simple username? Anyways, I always use ftp to maintain my websites. So, here is a tutorial to install VS Code and setup FTP connection in VS Code.
- Download VS Code from code.visualstudio.com and install it
- Create folder Code/Projects/projectfolder in My Document of OneDrive. (optional)
- Open VS Code and open your projectfolder
- Press F1 and type
>ext install
This will take a while - Select ftp-sync extension to install.
- Once installed restart VS Code.
- Press F1 and type
>ftp-sync:init
This will open a file. Fill in your ftp credential in json file. Also Change uploadOnSave to true and save it - Press F1 and Type
>Ftp-sync: Download remote directory
. This will download remote directory. Alert: Take a nap while its downloading because it take a hell lot of time. - To manually sync type
>Ftp-sync: Sync Local to Remote
Pros:
- Credential saved within project
- Updated copy is saved locally on OneDrive
- Easy to migrate and manage your working copy (OneDrive)
Cons:
- Big projects will take time to download
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Wednesday, August 9, 2017
Subins Games A new Game site from Subins
Subins Games A new Game site from Subins
Functions
- Commenting
- Score saving
- Play History
- Add your game
- Game stats

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Monday, August 7, 2017
Streamers are streaming Persona 5 despite threats of bans from Atlus
Streamers are streaming Persona 5 despite threats of bans from Atlus
Proceed at your own risk
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Tuesday, August 1, 2017
Switch from Unity to Gnome in Ubuntu 11 10
Switch from Unity to Gnome in Ubuntu 11 10
sudo /usr/lib/lightdm/lightdm-set-defaults -s gnome-shell Reboot PC. download file now
Monday, March 16, 2015
How to Transfer Data from Iphone to Android Guide






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