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How to Reset Super Admin Password in Joomla


This generates the sql code to overwrite your Joomla password with a new password typed in this form.

You need to run the generated sql code in PHPMyAdmin or your favorite MySQL interface.

We do not save or give away these passwords.This is Javascript code and it runs on your own machine.

New password:

Database prefix (taken from $mosConfig_dbprefix in configuration. php).

Usual values are ‘jos_’ for Joomla and ‘mos_’ for Mambo respectively, whithout the quotes:

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eyeOS-Cloud Computing Operating System

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eyeOS is free Cloud Computing Operating System software which let you access all your necessary files, folders, office, calendar, contacts and much more anywhere in the world. You can use it personally on your computer or you can use it for collaborative work and share data to your company, firm, clients and colleagues for more innovative ideas and better brain storming. You can host eyeOS on your server and make your own Cloud system to access your data anywhere you want to.

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Usbuntu Live Creator Makes Bootable Linux USB Drives


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Free application uSbuntu Live Creator installs a live cd from an ISO image onto your USB flash drive—much more useful, portable, and easy to deal with than carrying around a CD. Once you’ve downloaded and extracted the application, you can pick a usb drive pick the source for the copy of Linux, and even format the drive all in one simple application. There are options for creating persistent storage, so you can save your settings between uses, and you can even boot from VirtualBox if you want to. uSbuntu Live Creator is a free download for Windows only.

The app also allows you create persistent storage on your flash drive. It’s compatible with Ubuntu/Xubuntu/Kubuntu 8.10 and 9.04 as well as Linux Mint 6 Main and #! 8.10.02 Standard.

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New Ubuntu release reaches for the clouds


ubuntuThe latest edition of the Ubuntu operating system, is out today. Aside from various stability and performance tweaks, it’s main new feature is a cloud computing technology designed to match that offered by Amazon.

The new edition is version 9.04, dubbed in characteristically alliterative style as Jaunty Jackelope. Among the claimed changes are:

  • a new default disc burning application, brasero;
  • better handling of multiple monitor set-ups;
  • a new system for visual notifications which uses larger and more visible icons;
  • improved boot performance (which, in direct comparisons, reportedly cut boot times from 45 to 25 seconds);
  • the option to use the new ext4 file system which offers better performance (ext3 remains the default option); and
  • increased support for WiFi and 3G networks and switching between the two.

The new version also includes the EUCALYPTUS technology. Taking its name from the somewhat tortuous phrase “Elastic Utility Computing Architecture for Linking Your Programs To Useful Systems”, it’s designed for cloud computing on computer clusters. It’s primarily aimed at local networks rather than the internet as a whole. The system is compatible with the EC2 service offered by Amazon.

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