Category: Resource

  • Simple mortgage calculator

    Here’s a link to an online mortgage calculator.  Hope this helps…

  • A comprehensive router password database

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    If you like (or are required) to help/assist people with their wireless router needs, you’ve probably had the need to reset and reconfigure them many, many times.  The problem, however, is that most of time time you don’t have the admin username and password to do so; you ask them if they have their user manual…

  • Password Chart

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    Just in case you want to make use or take advantage of “hard to hack” passwords, use the Password Chart as your compass. You’ll probably want to use some sort of password manager to auto-fill for you. ;0) Go here to check it out. Ciao!

  • XP Run commands

    Here’s a list of commands you can run from the XP Run command prompt.  Enjoy! Accessibility Controls <font size="2">access.cpl</font> Add Hardware Wizard<font size="2">hdwwiz.cpl</font> Add/Remove Programs<font size="2">appwiz.cpl</font> Administrative Tools<font size="2">certmgr.msc</font> Character Map<font size="2">charmap</font> Check Disk Utility<font size="2">chkdsk</font> Clipboard Viewer<font size="2">clipbrd</font> Command Prompt<font size="2">cmd</font> Component Services<font size="2">dcomcnfg</font> Computer Management<font size="2">compmgmt.msc</font> Date and Time Properties<font size="2">timedate.cpl</font> DDE Shares<font…

  • Try Ruby online

    Ruby has been getting a lot of praise for a while now, so I decided to give it a try. I was surprised to find so many resources already out there, and one I think worth mentioning is this website. Ruby is a programming language from Japan (available at ruby-lang.org) which is revolutionizing the web.…

  • C# to VB.NET translator available online

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    I’m not sure if this will work with the upcoming C# 3.0; however, give it a go if you have the need to convert your C# code to VB.  I personally prefer programming in C# since I’m used to the C-like syntax. Click here to access the page. Thanks to Alex Lowe’s AspAlliance ASP.NET website for putting…