NOSK Promise!!!

1. Promote and diversify the usage of open source.
2. Create awareness among the users about open source.
3. Provide knowledge on various topics to the members.
4. Provide training and resources on various topics to the members.
5. Provide dimensions to the members about various fields in this IT world.

LAN WEBsever

Posted Fri, 09/03/2010 - 12:24 by opnchaudary

I got no way of this category. But I do have one problem. I have a peer to peer connection of two computers i.e. It's my small network I use for chatting, sending mails,... Now I got use the server in one computer by the next one. I tried configuring the httpd.conf file of my server as
Listen 0.0.0.0:80

WEP hacks

Posted Fri, 09/03/2010 - 11:50 by opnchaudary

I have been trying to hack WEP encrypted wifi. But whenever I get to capture the traffic using I get problems. And yeah the wifi in BT4 has been giving me troubles. There's no wicd and I have been unable to use wifi with BT4. Need some way out.

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NOSK Core Team Meeting Outcomes - 14th August 2010, Saturday

Posted Sat, 08/14/2010 - 23:06 by mantle

Conclusion of NOSK Core Team Meeting, held in 14th August 2010 -

As per the discussion with the core members, the following decisions have been made -

1.) Launching of various training programs to students and faculties as well.
2.) Launching various projects (related to various fields) that include new students as well that will help in career development of the students.

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The Power of a Programming Portfolio via http://grok-code.com/58/the-power-of-a-programming-portfolio/

Posted Thu, 07/29/2010 - 12:35 by crackjack

Source: http://grok-code.com/58/the-power-of-a-programming-portfolio/

Portfolios have been used for years by architects, artists, and designers, but why not for computer programmers? A programming portfolio is a great way to showcase your best work, and highlight your involvement in challenging projects. It provides a great talking point during an interview, and gives more insight into your work than a resume alone could. A programming portfolio can help you stand out from a sea of other candidates.

  • Stand out from the crowd.

    • Very few programmers have portfolios. Judging by the candidates I have interviewed, I would guess less than 5% take the time to put together a portfolio of their work. So just having a portfolio in the first place can put you ahead of a large number of potential candidates when looking for a job.

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design: color and concepts

Posted Sun, 07/25/2010 - 22:33 by oceanquest007

First of all regrets about the failure of this sat's program...however..here's what was supposed to be said....

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