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Host Your Own Web Server At Home

Ever wondered to set a webserver  on your own  and declare access from the Internet? Seems challenging and expensive. Yes it will be if you plan to do it professionally, but setting up a experimental and temporary one is not that hard; trust me. Here I will cover the basic procedure for setting up that experimental server. 

Make Your Own Easy-To-Install Blogger Widgets

If you are a blogger using Google's Blogger platform, I'm sure you have met with some Widgets which you can add to your blog as simply as Clicking a button. While most blogger widget makers provide this One-click installation method, you too can!

Peer-To-Peer Networking

Peer-to-peer is a networking model where the two parties involved in either sides of a connection have the same functionality. In contrast, Server-Client model offers one party to run a service while the other uses it. In P2P , both parties are servers+clients themselves and each party is called a 'node'. For two devices to connect P2P,

The Final Venus Transit of 21st Century

The final transit of Venus in 21st century took place on 5 th and 6 th of June 2012. The transit lasted for 6 hours and 30 minutes. Transit of Venus is considered a rarest predictable phenomenon. Venus transits occur in pairs seperated by 8 years of time and each pair is seperated by more than a century. The first transit of this century took place in year 2004 on 8 th of June.

About The Visual Basic Runtime Environment

Visual Basic applications exhibit considerable dependencies. In order to execute a Visual Basic application, those have to be fulfilled. The special environment which backups execution of VB apps is called the VB runtime environment. Unlike most runtime dependencies exhibited by similar languages, VB is a relatively special case. The VB executable is a true PE(Portable Executable) file directly executable by Windows OS. The runtime environment is required in the middle way as the VB app starts relying on the runtime environment to do work for itself. (Read more on Ups and Downs of VB )