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Rounding Currency


Many of my friends at University has request me to post the homework code of Vb.net that I have done on my blog. and here the simple Vb.net Console Application that i’m learning at University. So I hope that younger or older brother that learning in IT can see the simple code and correct or implement it together.

-The Code are focus on how to use “IF Condition” and “Do Loop”.
Here is the Rounding Currency Code In VB.net Console Application

Module Module1

Sub Main()

Dim ROUND As Double
Dim amount As Double
Dim selected As Integer
Dim modulus As Double
Dim yesno As String

Do
Console.Clear()
Console.WriteLine(”Rounding Currency Table”)
Console.WriteLine(”1.RIEL”)

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Written by Myhouse on December 1st, 2008 with no comments.
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istartedsomething HP Magic Giveaway contest

Today, the HP Magic Giveaway is coming to this very corner of the web. Your chance to win $6000 of the best (sealed and unsmudged) geek toys for this holiday seasons from HP and Microsoft in just a couple of keystrokes and mouse clicks away. For Tablet PC users it’s just a few pen strokes and taps away.

Head over to the istartedsomething.com HP Magic Giveaway contest minisite for the prize package and entry information.

In keeping with the holiday spirit, where no one really has time or effort to do anything, it can’t get any easier than a simple sweepstake. Just register your name and email. But there’s a twist. Users of the Windows Vista (and newer) operating system are given the opportunity to claim a bonus entry. If you don’t use Vista (or tried Vista), might be a good time to head over to a friend’s house and check it out.

The competition runs for 7 days until Tuesday, 9th of December 2008. If the technology works, a winner will be drawn later that day. Good luck.

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Written by Long Zheng on December 1st, 2008 with no comments.
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Extra Antivir

Description of Extra Antivir and consequences of its residing on your PC

Extra Antivir 2.8 cannot deliver your PC from viruses and comprises viruses itself. This program has been concocted to make money from the air; well-studied though very popular trickery is used by people promoting Extra Antivir. Essential part of this trickery is a trialware. Saying that one needs to remove Extra Antivir experts usually have in mind to remove Extra Antivir trialware.
It does not mean, however, that there is no danger that comes from registered version and it is at least safe to let full version of Extra Antivir run free at your PC. Viruses included into Extra Antivir are just blocked by dll files which user receives after registration of Extra Antivir trialware, but such disabling is usually ineffective as it leads to system freezes and finally disorders hosting computer.
The trailware acts as adware, i.e. in practice it means that Extra Antivir is configured to start each time when user logs on to Windows and asks through scans and alerts to resister this copy as it is necessary to remove the threats exposed by  Extra Antivir. In reality, all so called threats emanate from the

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Written by admin on December 1st, 2008 with no comments.
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Beginning the Boot Loading Process in Ubuntu

Although the actual boot loading mechanism for Linux varies on different hardware platforms (such as the SPARC, Alpha, or PowerPC systems), Intel-based PCs running Ubuntu most often use the same mechanism throughout product lines. This process is accomplished through a Basic Input Output System, or BIOS. The BIOS is an application stored in a chip on the motherboard that initializes the hardware on the motherboard (and often the hardware that’s attached to the motherboard). The BIOS gets the system ready to load and run the software that we recognize as the operating system.

As a last step, the BIOS code looks for a special program known as the boot loader or boot code. The instructions in this little bit of code tell the BIOS where the Linux kernel is located, how it should be loaded into memory, and how it should be started. If all goes well, the BIOS looks for a bootable volume such as a floppy disk, CD-ROM, hard drive, RAM disk, or other media. The bootable volume contains a special hexadecimal value written to the volume by the boot loader application (likely either GRUB or LILO, although LILO is not provided with Ubuntu) when the boot...
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Written by magakos on December 1st, 2008 with no comments.
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Windows Vista SP2 will be available to Download by March

News of the upcoming Service Pack 2 for Windows Vista! Microsoft is doing their best to rush out Service Pack 2(SP2) for Windows Vista so there will be additional incentive for folks to upgrade to Window Vista now, instead of waiting for Windows 7. So the latest schedule should come as no surprise.
A confidential source has revealed that Microsoft will deliver a Release Candidate in February, 2009 with the final SP2 binary scheduled for RTM (Release To Manufacturing) in April, 2009.[Via Tech ARP]

Written by ShaDow on December 1st, 2008 with 1 comment.
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Microsofts Warns of Worm Attack

Security researchers at Microsoft last week warned of a significant increase in exploits of the SMB flaw in Windows. The flaw was patched with an emergency fix last month. Microsoft again urged users to install the patch if they have not already done so.

The patch can be found here

Microsoft’s malware protection center said an increase in attacks began last weekend. This is right in line with the rumor I posted a while back that indicated this would happen near the Thanksgiving holiday.

The latest maleware to exploit this flaw is called “Conficker.a” by Microsoft, and “Downloadup” by Symantec. It exploits the flaw in SMB and then installs itself on the target machine. The purpose of the maleware is not clear yet, but it has been studied by security researchers. This is what they have found so far

-It Avoids Ukrainian IP address ranges. This possibly means it was created by someone in this area of the world. It is a common tactic used to reduce the chance of action by local authorities.

-Even more interesting, the worm patches the flaw. This is done so other viruses cannot take the place of it.

-The worm resets the machine’s restore point. Which

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Written by intelliadmin on December 1st, 2008 with no comments.
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