Devilyue Blogspot Change To Indonesian Blog :D

Wah Pusing juga ngurus Blog yang satu ini.. setelah saya pikir-pikir kayaknya blog ini saya bakal pindah ke Indonesian Blog alasannya :

• Ga dapet-dapet untung dari google adsense saya.. :D gimana sih mbah google ... lama nian ni dapet untung males saya jadinya :D
• Ribet bahasa Inggris mulu, karena emang saya kurang jago dalam mengolah kata bahasa ingris saya, bener mah bener tapi ya itu... banyak yang ga taunya hahahahaha :D
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setidaknya saya masih bisa ngeblog walaupun pakai bahasa Indonesia :P

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Windows 7 Ultimate ATI Edition 2010 (32 and 64 Bits)2010

 

Platform: Windows
Compilation Date: 05.01.2010
Version: Based on Windows 7 Ultimate (Both x86
and x64)
Category : Operating System
Fully Unattended: YES
Size: 4.04 GB
Number of Rar parts: N/A
No of DVD's: 1
Image Format: ISO Image File
Installation Time : 13 Mins
Author: Benjamin
Installation :
Quote:
It's nearly the same installation, but to activate
your Windows you need to use RemoveWat or
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Features,overview and updates of Windows
Seven? ATI Edition 2010:
* Fully unattended installation. You have to select
only the version to install and location.
* Skip automatic activation
* Installs recommended updates only
* Enabled windows live
* Default window frame color set to Ruby
* Disabled antispyware
* New Windows Sounds
* New High quality icons
* ATI Tweaker from Rockers Team (For HD 2000,
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* Enables the Detail slider
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* Enables HD MPEG2 decoding
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1080@24fps
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1080@24fps
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displays
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* Disables denoising for both HD and SD
* Enables use of consistent colorspaces for HD
and SD
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* Disables Fleshtone control
* Tweaked for games (only for ATI cards)
* Fast response while using mouse
* Improved Texture quality for ATI cards
* More clear picture quality than normal view
* Reduced Gaming crashes
* Disabled Apply Colors At Startup
* Removed Nvidia and Intel graphics drivers
* Consume low power
* All the latest updates are patched Manually.
* Resolved a Windows 7 Media Center issue for
systems configured for ISDB broadcasts.
* Supports all future updates and packages
* Resolved some reliability issues in Windows 7
* Resolved compatibility issues
* Adobe Flash Player plug-in
* Black and Red Background Shells
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level (This option is available only in Rockers
Team Customized windows and not available in
any other customized OS)
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* UAC Disabled
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* New Look for Windows Media Player
* New Shortcut Arrows
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* Enabled IE Phishing Filter
* User Account 2 on Control Panel
* Low Memory consumption
* Enabled Glass Effect without a supported card
* Windows will tell you exactly what it is doing
when it is shutting down or is booting
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menu
* Enabled addition Avalon effects
* Disabled Tool Tips
* Enabled ClearType Tuning
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'Open with Notepad' to right click context
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* Disabled kernel paging
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* Adobe Flash Player plugin
* Adobe Flash Player ActiveX
* Orbit Downloader
* Java Runtime Environment Update 17
* ImgBurn
* Added Group policy and Registry editor to
control panel
* Updated DirectX to August 2009
* Mozilla Firefox 3.5
* Low Memory consumption
* Turned off system beeps
* Stopped caching negative responses
* Take Ownership, Device manager, Group
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* Fully Automated setup you need to choose
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* Patched uxtheme files to use 3rd party themes.
* Faster Shutdown ( 3 seconds services kill
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* Fast Booting Time
* Add Useraccounts 2 on ControlPanel.
* PowerOff after shutdown
* New High quality theme
* Changed command line text color to white
* Set mouse pointer speed to maximum
* Removed the annoying clicking sound
* Disabled automatic restart in the event of a blue
screen
* Tweaked up shell response
* Hibernation is Disabled.
* Added "Advanced System Properties" in my
Computer
* Added Control Panel to my Computer
* Added Administrative Tools to my Computer
* Added Internet Explorer to my Computer
* Added Network Connections to my Computer
* Added Search to my Computer
* Added Printers to my Computer
* Added Run and Windows Flip Switcher to my
Computer
* Removed warning about showing hidden
system folders
* Shutdown when you click power Button on
start Menu
* Maximum simultaneous downloads for IE to 20
( default is 2 )
* New look for Windows Media Center
* New Explorer View
* Allow renaming and removing of Recycle Bin
* Makes a right click option for unknown files
* Notepad saves window position
* Opens 16-bit apps in a separate memory space.
This increases stability when dealing with 16-bit
apps.
* Enabled Word wrap in Notepad
* Enabled Status Bar in all windows
* NVIDIA Drivers Added
* 233 Sidebar Gadgets
* Enabled search system folders in Search
* System Files are boosted upto maximum
Performance
* Removed Old Default Graphics card drivers
* Faster Application load Time
* Improved the performance and reliability
* Disabled the NTFS Last Access Time Stamp
* Disabled kernel paging
* Windows Update service disabled
* Turned off system beeps
* Stopped caching negative responses
* Take Ownership, Device manager, Group
policy, Registry Editor in the right click
* Specifies the time, following user input, during
which the system keeps apps from moving into
the foreground.
* Added User directory, Computer, Network
places, Windows switcher, Recycle bin on control
panel
* Show hidden files
* Full Grant admin permission
* Added libraries on desktop

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DSL Speed is a professional tool that will tweaks and optimize your DSL (e.g., ADSL, G.lite,IDSL,SDSL) connection speed up to max.

DSL Speed 4.7 Main Features :
* Online verify your ISP's MTU and your DSL (ADSL) unique optimize value.
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Requirements:
- Windows 95, 98, ME, 2000 and XP
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Website test

For some webmasters, website performance testing is a very important job. Tests on the access speed of loading is an integral part of designing the website as it willmennetukan performance of how the website is run when the load is actuallydoterapkan him.
Today many available tools that help webmasters to measure the performanceparameters of the site. However, of the many that we will only discuss one of them which I think is great for assessing the performance of a website.
Is Loads.in, website performance testing tool that provides web-based input is important for a webmaster to test and measure how long his website loading time when accessed from different locations around the world.
Features include Loads.in possessed the ability to measure the speed of access to the website of fifty different locations. In addition, the burden Loads.in in charge (loading) website using a browser that is actually measured, so the results can give an accurateloading time depends on the browser used. Some of the major browsers support this tool include: IE, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome and Apple Safari.
To use Loads.in:
1. Open url: http://loads.in
2. Type the website URL you want to test access time.
3. Click the Start button
4. After the loading process, a few moments and then will appear a small thumbnail of the home page of the website, it shows the loading time of the browser and fromdifferent locations
5. These results can also be viewed in graphical form a waterfall will provide a more accurate picture of loading time.
With Loads.in, any website owner can calculate the amount of traffic from the hostingthat is used and how to optimize your website so it is easily accessible from anywherein the world

Secure Password

Any decent security program or algorithm has at least one weakness: the user. Encryption can only be as strong as the user makes it, and generally the only say that users have in the process is the password that they choose. It doesn't matter how good an encryption process is, it is only as strong as the password. Having a good password is critical to having good encryption, period. In this article, I explain how to choose good passwords. This article is much longer than it needs to be if it were merely providing you with instructions on how to create a strong password. I can do that in one sentance: Use lots of characters and make if very long. But rather, this articles explains, in detail, WHY you need to, and how your password can be broken otherwise.

Brute-forcing:
Encryption programs and hashes can do alot to secure your data. However, *everything* in the world is vulnerable to one thing: The brute-force attack. Brute-forcing is litterally trying to guess the correct (or a correct) answer by guessing everything! For example, if you said that you were thinking of a number between 1 and 10, a smart person would ask if it were greater to or less than 5, then they would try 7, then 9, then 8, and bingo, they would have it in the maximum number of tries that it could take. That would be a "smart" approach to the problem, and many programs use similar tactics to that when trying to break encryption. Sometimes, however, due to the process of the encryptiong/hashing that was used, the cracker trying to break the password has no way of isolating the correct password elegently, and will simply take the non-elegent path, which in our example would be starting at 1 and counting to 10, guessing each number. So in our case, where the number was 8, the elegent guesser made 4 guesses (which was the maximum), while the brute-force guesser made 8 (out of a maximum of 10). So there wasn't a big difference between the two methods in that example, but now let's raise the range of numbers so that it's between 1 and 1000. The elegent guesser will guess 500, then 750, then 625, then 563, then 591, then 577, then 584, then 580, and bingo, he found it in 8 tries, out of a maximum of 10. Then our brute-force guesser goes, and it takes him 580 tries out of a possible 1000. Is the significance of the difference between the two methods becoming more obvious to you? Brute-forcing is simple, yet very protracted.

So now we have established that the brute-forcing process can take a long, long time. And since this will be the most likely potential attack run against most your passwords, it would be a good idea to choose a password that makes the brute-forcer's job as hard as possible, right?

Choosing a strong password:
There are simply two factors that influence the time it takes to brute-force a password: The length and the potential range of characters.

First, let's deal with the character range factor, as it will effect the length factor. What I mean by "character range" is the variety of keyboard characters that are used. For example, you could use the password "abc", but that is nothing but lowercase letters, meaning that if the cracker knows this, he only has 26 possible values for each character of your password. So instead you could use "aBc" as your password, and now there are 52 possible values per character because you've introduced the uppercase character set. Now start throwing in numbers, punctuation, and other oddball characters (like #, %, $) and you have roughly 100 possible values per character! This may not seem significant, but it can litterally take what was just an ardeous task for the brute-forcer, and make it humanly impossible. I recommend doing things like simply replacing normal letters with look-a-like symbols and such, like the following: "1 @m tHe '8eS7' @t Th1s!". Or use AOL speak, "1 @/\/\ 73h 8357 @7 7h15!" That kind of password has a very high character range and is the brute-forcer's nightmare, believe me, I would know.

A simple way to introduce abnormal characters and extra length to your password is to simply enclose what would by your normal password in the stanrdard HTML end tag format, ie: </password>. So if your password was just "irock", you could make it "</irock>". By using this method, you add a decent bit of length to your password and introduce abnormal characters, and the idea is easy to remember since most people are familiar with HTML.

Another simple advantage to using odd symbols is that few people do it, so brute-forcers, in an effort to shorten the brute-forcing process, often gamble that the password they're trying to break won't have them and will use a limited character set of lower/uppercase characters and numbers, usually. Thus, simply by inserting a period or something, you can instantly throw your password outside the range of characters that 95% of brute-forcers will even try!

Now let's deal with the password length factor. Being as how there are a certain number of potential values per character, the total number of guesses that will have to be made to guess every possibility increases expenentially (litterally) with ever character that we add to the password length. Assume that we're using a 62 character value range for our brute-forcing (we're assuming that the user didn't use anyting outside the upper and lower case alphabet, plus numbers). For a one character password, we will have to simply guess 62 times, but for a two character password, we will have to guess 62 values for the first character, but since there is a second one with an equal number of possible values, we will have to make 62 guesses at the first character for ALL of the 62 values of the second one! That means that when the second character is 1, the first one will have to cycle through all 62 different values, when the second character is 2, the first one will have to cycle through all 62 values again, and so on. This means that we have 62 * 62 (62 ^ 2) possibilities, which equals 3,844. This doesn't look too shabby, until you realize that my computer alone can make over 4,000,000 trys a second (in certain conditions). So let's introduce a third character, now the number of possible cominations is at 62 * 62 * 62 (62^3) which equals 238,328. Ok, but still nothing really secure. Let's jump ahead and try 5, which results in 916,132,832 combinations. Not bad, but it could take me as little as 7.5 minutes to break that. Let's skip to 7 characters, which has 3,521,614,606,208 (over 3 thousand million, yes, that is correct, "thousand million") combinations. Not bad, eh? This could take days to break, which few brute-forcers are willing to do. But just for fun, let's bump the character range up to about 100 and our password length up to 24, so that we can see the number of combinations for something like what I used earlier: "1 @m tHe '8eS7' @t Th1s!" That would be about 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 (one thousand billion billion billion billion billion) combinations! No computer now or anything along the lines of what we could soon have could ever come close to possibly breaking that! And not only do you have that total many combinations for that length of characters, but, assuming that the brute-forcer does not know the length of the password (they rarely do), they will have start with the least number of characters and work their way up, so they will have to generate all the combinations for a length of 1, and 2, and 3, etc, which addes up really big, really fast.. Hopefully now you realize why longer passwords are so much more secure. Even one character on the end, like a period, helps TREMENDIOUSLY, as it can throw millions of more possibilitys onto the brute-forcer's sholders.. On a side note, I actually personally recommend adding periods on the end because periods are easy to remember, they add one character in length to your password, and very few people include punctuation when brute-forcing.

Also, notice that the password I just used as an example is actually a short sentance, not really a word. This is commonly refered to as a "passphrase" rather than a "password", because you're using a phrase instead of a word. Passphrases are much better then plain passwords, because they are MUCH longer and make it easier to include punctuation and other odd characters. Plus, they can also be easier to remember. Try remembering "Brad" versus "I visited Brad's site" for a week and see which one phrase you remember best. OK, so you remember both, now, which one is more secure by a LOT? What have you to lose? Use passphrases, they make getting length into your passwords a farily easy task. Plus most words out there are only 7 or 8 characters long, and all in the same case, to begin with, do you know how easy that would be to brute-force? Passphrases aren't just a nice idea, with the speed of the computers that crackers have access to, they're starting to become a neccessity.

Thwarting brute-forcing "shortcuts":
Crackers who are brute-forcing your password know that they are oftentimes up against a potentailly endless problem. So they, like everyone else in the world, try to find shortcuts. What they do is simple, they generate "wordlists" of commonly used words and/or combinations of letters that they manipulate and use. They figure, and rightly so, that not many people, realistically, use passwords such as "Aab89$skl", so instead of trying every possible combination of letters, they will try only somewhat sensible combinations of letters and words. This can cut their work down by thousands of times, while still keeping a very good chance of finding the password. Your job, then, when creating a password, is to thwart this process. Make the attacker sweat for his money, don't give him anything easy. Make it a long passphrase and use characters instead of letters, inject numbers and punctuation, and avoid common words like "the" and common letter sequences like "tion".

Conclusion:
- Use lots of different characters in your password, like ending it with a period and switching normal letters for numbers and/or symbols.
- Use long passwords.
- Don't use common words or phrases.
Follow these tips and you should have a password that you can engrave in stone. Just don't make the mistake of using it too often in different places, so that if someone gets a hold of it, which usually by accident or chance, they don't have access to everything you have.

Oh, and just in case it needs to be pointed, out, make sure that your password is something you can actually remember. Many services use a form of hashing/encryption that cannot be reversed easily, and they are not willing to try and break it for you, which, since you did chose a good password, should be virtually impossible anyway. So if you lose your password, tough, because you're screwed. Just don't forget it.

I hope you learned something here, and I hope that you never, ever, have your password brute-forced by anyone, as that would bring disgrace to my teaching skills.

source:http://www.hackerthreads.org/Topic-9312

Thing that You should know about RAM/memory

Do You NEED or HAVE room for more memory?
http://crucial.com/pcworld

Is your memory failing you?
http://www.memtest.org/ (this is not the original but you can link to it from this page)
http://www.bootdisk.com/ram.htm

Rule # 1 - Never go back to your dealer or OEM for your memory, you can always get a better deal.
Response # 1 - Yeah but it says I can only use this, or my warranty will be null and void....... Any place that says only their memory or vendor will work right (there are a VERY few exceptions) is LYING to you. We build 1 module label it 20 different part #’s for 8 different OEM’s and ship them accordingly. It so funny knowing the part #'s (retail that is) for 5 diff parts on a site all priced diff but in actuality if you bought one of each they would be the same. If your worried about your warranty use a heat gun for 5-10 seconds for the tamper proof label on the and keep the old memory tucked away to put back should you ever need to send it in for repair or upgrade. Usually the Tamper proof label is only on one side anyway so there are many ways to get in and out and keep your warranty. Dell even offers PC’s that are upgradeable by the user now with warranty so…..Regardless if they are bad or not any memory that has the void if removed label on it and is still in warranty try to RMA. If for nothing else any old stuff you have (ie pc66) will be replaced with pc100 or pc133 as pc66 is almost extinct as far as major OEM's go. So you get a free upgrade, just see what is no longer available.

Rule # 2 To further rule # 1 see below for list that most of the time applies, always check to make sure in forums and dealers/manufacturers sites that there are no specific bugs or failures with your Board/type/specs/Vendor/OEM of your system with the Board/ type/specs/Vendor/OEM of your future dram:

Legacy:
70 nos (nano-seconds) can always use 60 nos and 50 nos can always be used for 60 nos and usually 70 as well. Can never use 60 for 50 or 70 for 60.

SDRAM PC66 can always use Pc100, which can always use PC133. Cannot ever use higher 100 for 133 or 66 for 100.

DDR
2100 can use or be substituted with 2700 which can use 3200 which can use 4000 never the other way

Rule # 3 never ever listen to a sales guy, ever! Even if he told you the Lotto #'s and they win that night, never believe a sales guy. You'll see why shortly.

Unbuffered or UB* usually refers to density’s x64 (64x64, 128x64, 32x64) and mean they do not have a register, PLL and or Buffer on them, and are NON-Error correcting (NON-ECC)

Buffered usually means its Registered and ECC x 72 (64x72, 128x72)
ECC (Error Correcting) always is x72 based density.
REG or Registered modules are clock skewed (speed) and are best used in a server since they have a consistent timing that is not meant to adjust but stay steady, like a server. Unbuffered x64 are better used in workstations and desktops, laptops ect. they are not timed tightly and allow the memory load to fluctuate greatly without negative results.

Cost:
Memory, better to sell than cocaine, quite a wonderful world of smoke and mirrors. The memory market is purely based on people’s lack of knowledge and resources. Oh and the evil DRAM manufacturers that are basically the oil industry of electronics. They can build as much or as little as they want and supply who at whatever price at whatever time they want, and often use this to manipulate the market prices how they wish. You can see this quite often in the business section or technology section of any newspaper by the amount of lawsuits dram manufacturers are part of all the time.

Prices are approximates and change rapidly and often, this should give you a good idea of how where you go and what you know can be the difference between $1-$250 per module in some cases.
Here are today’s 9/27/05 market prices for memory (standard 512 MBDDR 64 based) which is the price that is paid for said product at this moment, below that are the sale prices as of today for the common
vendor, if none of this makes sense to you this guide may help:
http://www.kingston.com/tools/umg/default.asp

Unless you are reading this as I am writing it (for those of you wondering if you are, it's impossible) the prices are purely for example and certainly have changed. You can find the current "market" prices in many places, here is one:
http://www.converge.com/www-webapp/pricing...yDescDetail.jsp

Size Config Low High Forecast
512 MB DDR 64Mb x 64 - 266Mhz $42.50 $45.00 Stable
512 MB DDR 64Mb x 64 - 333Mhz $42.50 $45.00 Stable
512 MB DDR 64Mb x 64 - 400Mhz $42.50 $45.00 Stable
512 MB DDR2 64Mb x 64 - 533Mhz $42.00 $44.00 Stable

Vendor sale prices:
512 mb pc3200 ddr 400 184p unbuffered non-ecc:

HP - $80
Dell - $72
Kingston - $60
Smart - $60
Crucial - $75
Fry's - $45-60
Newegg - $40-65
c-net $45-65

The above example is a very basic one, there are cases where I sell for 105 to one customer parts that cost me $80 which they sell @ $110-$250 based only on the label and or part # it goes out their door as.

Here is one example, now remember the Market cost:

DE467-A PC3200 400 184P ||||HP FRYS PDP MUSHKIN EDGE
DE467-A PC3200 400 184P $291|| $55|| $60|| $90|| $70||

The DE467-a is a 512 MB DDR SDRAM Memory Module - 512MB - 200MHz DDR400/PC3200 - DDR SDRAM - 184-pin DIMM the same as all the above.

BUT::: Let me make sure to mention that the reason the prices are so much less because you get a crap warranty often having to deal with 3rd party’s or OEM not Seller on of the product if you have RMA's, or need Tech Supoport. The also will most likely be using parts not approved by the manufacturer, and go through a mediocre test process on a go no go test not specific to your hardware. This in reality is similar to the windows pop-up that says this driver has not been signed. Obviously buying from OEM" or CM's will always get you the best "Quality and higher performing part, and good customer support, but for most users as long as it does not fail the difference will not be noticed. I'll list below my opinion of the best in quality.

Intel
AMD
Samsung
iNFINEON
Hitatchi
MICRON
NEC

OEM 's and CM'S (Original Electronics Manufacturers, Contract Manufacturers)

HP - USE CM'S
SUN - USES CM'S
SMART - MANUFACTURES FOR HP, CISCO, SUN, THEMSELVES
CRUCIAL - MANUFACTURES FOR HP, CISCO OWNED BY MICRON WHO MANUFACTURES FOR HP(COMPAQ) SUN AND CISCO
Kingston - MANUFACTURES FOR CISCO, THEMSELVES
SIMPLETECH - MANUFACTURES FOR CISCO, THEMSELVES
PNY - MANUFACTURES FOR CISCO, THEMSELVES
PDP - THEMSELVES

Tip: Counterfeiting of HP, Compaq, Cisco and Sun is a BILLION dollar a year business, don't buy from shady characters, If the deal is far of in $ from the Oem or approved reseller price it is a fraud, remember kids major no matter who you buy it from if it is certified it is contract pricing, so any major price difference should make you wonder WHY. If you will pay anywhere near OEM price then get from the OEM or a Company that shows their part #'s and
test analysis/results and comparisons.

Once you get into the server side the real fun and price manipulation begins.

Anyways point is don't let the scare tactics fool you, (I have installed the wrong memory many a times with little lost but time) and look up the market price of your memory and go to someone who offers a good service with a comparable price to their cost.
http://www.simmtester.com/page/memory/memprice.asp
http://www.converge.com/www-webapp/pricing
to price modules from dram -
dram cost x amount of devices per + maybe 5-20 bucks is ballpark. Add closer to five for Legacy and closer to 20 for new to the market memory.

Resources:
http://www.crucial.com/promo/index.asp?pro...TC-6RY418508803 -
http://www.smartm.com/main/index.cfm
http://www.kingston.com/products/default.asp

I will end here, any questions on memory feel free to ask and I will answer best I can.

You can find one from someone I just met recently after I read one he wrote, but much better than mine, IMO....

Understanding, Identifying and Upgrading the RAM in your PC

Speed a Game

feel boring while you play a game in your computer then your game feel so slow??

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In view of Steve Jobs

 

Apple has stated that the founder and former CEO Steve Jobs had died 05 Okt 2011 because pancreas cancer his haved. One way to remember her is of profound quotations, enlightening, a man 56 years in the history of technology. Here are excerpts Steve Jobs about computers, life and death.

1. "We never worried about numbers. In the market, Apple has always tried to focus on products, because the product really makes a difference .[..] campaign through advertising is good for competition, IBM ads are everywhere, but good PR is that educating the people, That's the key. You can not depend on the people in this business. Product who spoke. "

-Playboy Interview, 1985 -

2. "This is one of my mantras, focus and simplicity. Simple may mean more difficult than complicated. You have to work harder to be able to think clearly and make it something simple. But it's a fair price to pay in the end because once you are successful, you can move mountains.


-Businessweek interview, May 1998 -
3. "The most interesting reason why most people buy computers for their homes are able to connect with a national communications network. We were in the early stages of what is called an extraordinary breakthrough for most people-just like a miracle invention of the telephone"


-Playboy interview, 1985 -

4. "We kept our marriage secret for over a decade" Job replied when asked Kara Swisher about "The biggest misunderstanding" in relation to Job and Bill Gates (May 2007)
5. "It is a difficult job to design the product through a group. Spend a lot of time, while people will not know what they want until you show them."

-BusinessWeek interview, May 1998 -
6. "Picasso once said: good artists copy, great artists steal. We always have no shame to steal the great ideas. I think what makes the Macintosh to be as big this is because the people who work are musicians, poetry readers, artists , animal expert and historian who is also the world's best computer scientists "-1994 -

7. "You can not connect the dots looking forward, you just can menyambukan when looking back. So you believe you must turn the dots that sometimes connect you with the future. You have to believe in something, your interests, destiny, life, karma, whatever. This approach has never dropped me and all of them have made a difference in my life "


-Remarks at Stanford University, June 2005 -
8. "My sex life is very good lately, Walt. So how about you?" Jobs response to questions about feelings Jobs Walt Mossberg on Google and if he felt "betrayed" (June 2010)
Jobs also added: "Well, they decided to compete with us. We do not want to be involved in the search engine business."
9. "Considering that I will die as soon as possible is the most important tool that has always helped me to make the big choices in life. Because almost everything-all hope of the people, all pride, all fear of embarrassment or failure-is to distance themselves from the face of death , leave only very important in this world.

Given that you are all going to die is the best way I know to prevent trapped in thinking that you will miss something. You are always naked. No alsan not to follow your heart. Stay Hungry. Stay foolish "

-Remarks at Stanford University, June 2005 -10. "I read a study that measures the efficiency of locomotion of different species on this planet. Birds Condor uses the least energy to move per kilometer. Human movement comes with a little impressive because only third entry in the list of species efficiently.

It seems not too good, until the coming American scientists who have views to test the efficiency of human locomotion in a bike. A man in a bike that can get rid of the efficiency of Condor bird.
That is what my computer, the computer is a wonderful tool that ever existed. This is parallel to a bike in our minds "



-Interview for the documentary Memory and Imagination, 1990 -
11. "My business model is the Beatles. They are the four people who look after each other the negative qualities of the tendency among its members remained in a balanced position.

They balance each other and the result is much greater than their stand alone. That's the way I look at business. Something big in the business never generated from one person, they are the result of a team from a collection of human beings. "-Interview with 60-hour, 2003
Source : Tempointeraktif.com