Will Chrome and Safari beat IE9?
The browser war is very helpful for the internet users. The giant IE lost its hope by releasing IE6. Some improvements are available in IE8. But the latest version of Chrome, Firefox and Safari beats IE8.
Most of the users changed their browser to Firefox and Chrome. Some of the users moved to safari as the default browser.
Now again Microsoft has joined in the race by introducing IE9. All the lessons learnt till IE8 was the drive for a good upcoming browser IE9.
Why it’s a good browser? Microsoft is trying to solve the known issues in IE9. As the result the performance of the browser increases rapidly. Nowadays, people are of the view that Google Chrome is the faster browser, even I too agreeing that. It is loading most of the websites faster than IE8. After introducing IE9 the results are just the opposite. IE9 is upcoming browser faster than Chrome and other cross platform browsers. Once IE9 released officially by Microsoft, IE9 will be the fastest browser among other cross-platform browsers.But Chrome also planned to improve the performance and release a new version of Chrome and try to beat IE9. Safari and Opera also joined in the race to give a better browser than Chrome and IE.
The race/war is a healthy one, because all internet users are going to get wonderful software to browse internet.
For sure IE9 will be in the top of the race for some time after the release. So get ready for the fastest browser in the cross-platform world.
See below for the IE9 platform preview test results along with the comparison of other browsers.

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Linux kernel 2.6.35.1
Linux kernel version 2.6.35.1 was released on 10 Aug 2010.
Download the source code : linux-2.6.35.1.tar.bz2
Download Patch : patch-2.6.35.1.bz2
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Linux Commands
Some useful Linux Commands...
delete swap file (swp)
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$ rm -f .filename.swp (If you know the filename)
or
ls -a to display the files and use the above command to delete
Delete line
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Ctrl + u
Erase the current line.
Ctrl + k
Delete the line from the position of the cursor to the end of the line.
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Delegates in C#
I just want to give an example about delegates in C#. Here I discuss how to create a simple delegate.
Note that, I am using console application for this example.
Create a console application in C#, add a new class with the name Delegates.cs
First we have to define what type of delegate we are going to use
Eg: public delegate string DoProcess(string dat);
Also the method what we are going to use with delegate should have the same signature.
That means, both should have the same return type and input parameters.
Eg: private string PrintData(string name)
See the example below,
File : Delegates.cs
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
namespace AJBlogCSharp.Examples.Delegates
{
public delegate string DoProcess(string dat); //delegate decleration
class Delegates
{
// This is the method we are going to use with delegate
private string PrintData(string name)
{
name = "Hello :" + name + " This is the output of Delegate Example \n";
return name;
}
// Method to implement the use of delegate
public void RunDelegate()
{
string strName = null;
Console.WriteLine("Welcome To Delegate Example ");
Console.WriteLine("Enter Your Name: ");
strName = Console.ReadLine();
// Create object for delegate
DoProcess doP = new DoProcess(PrintData);
strName = doP(strName); // passing user input to PrintData through delegate object
Console.WriteLine(strName);
}
}
}
In the above example, the delegate is defined outside the class. So that other classes in the namespace can use the same delegate.
The line "DoProcess doP = new DoProcess(PrintData);" creates object of the delegate "DoProcess" with the reference method "PrintData" inside the "Delegates" class.The input received from user is passed through the delegate object "doP(strName)" to the "PrintData" method. "Console.WriteLine(strName);" line displays the return value of "PrintData" in the screen.
Download Source code
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70 billion pixel photo !
Microsoft, Sony and EPSON are combined together and made the record breaking panorama photograph. Our PC monitors won’t support this pixel size. Microsoft made it easy with Silverlight. Open the below link in a Silverlight enabled browser and enjoy the photograph.
http://www.70-billion-pixels-budapest.com
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Network Communication Ports
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Adobe have ‘Critical’ Vulnerability, may Allow Remote Access
A critical vulnerability exists in Adobe Flash Player 10.0.45.2 and earlier versions for Windows, Macintosh, Linux and Solaris operating systems, and the authplay.dll component that ships with Adobe Reader and Acrobat 9.x for Windows, Macintosh and UNIX operating systems.
This will allow remote users to take the control of your PC. Also, your PC may crash when you use Adobe.
The affected Versions are,
Adobe Flash Player 10.0.45.2, 9.0.262, and earlier 10.0.x and 9.0.x versions for Windows, Macintosh, Linux and Solaris
Adobe Reader and Acrobat 9.3.2 and earlier 9.x versions for Windows, Macintosh and UNIX
The immediate work around is,
For Flash player : Download and install the 10.1 RC version http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/flashplayer10/
For Adobe Reader and Acrobat : Use 8.x version.
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AJ Blog Stops IE 6 Support
Because of security vulnerabilities in IE 6 AJ blog stops the support for IE6.
Please upgrade your browser to IE 7 or higher.
You can also use Firefox or Chrome latest version.
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Google Bans Windows !
Google has banned their employees from using the Microsoft Windows operating system on company computers. This decision was taken because of many security vulnerabilities found in Microsoft Windows. Main reason was spear phishing attack against Google in China.
Google will be moving all of their systems to either OS X or Linux-based platforms for more security. According to the news, getting Windows installed on a company machine apparently now requires approval from a high-level manager.
It is also said that Google will push their workers to use the company’s own Chrome web browser.
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