gconf-editor to change nautilus to get the path bar back

working with long lines in vim

some are copied from http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Best_Vim_Tips

When we have long lines in VIM and we set wrap option to make it a lone lines look like 

several lines in view.  But the moving across lines using jk are still on real lines. How to work around this? 

First, we can map like the following:

 noremap <C-J> gj noremap <C-K> gk 

That's really useful when dealing with long lines. It lets you use Control-J and Control-K to move up and down screen lines instead of buffer lines with j and k. Control-J isn't really mapped to anything by default, it's like hitting enter, but Control-K is something to do with digraphs. However, noremap won't remove this ability in insert mode.

Alternatively, you could use:

 noremap <Up> gk noremap <Down> gj 

Hiren's BootCD

Hiren's BootCD might be a handy tool when it comes to

repair boot sector in windows 7
recover wim to a partition

windows 7 recover mbr and bootsect

bootsect in under boot folder in windows 7 install disc

easybcd is a good tool to repair automatically.

http://neosmart.net/dl.php?id=1

R pchs, point symbols

R points symbols

png('tmp.png', width=800, height=2000);

plot(c(1,2), c(0, 20), type = 'n', xlab="", ylab="", main='', xaxt='n', yaxt='n');

points(rep(1.3, 20), 1:20, pch=1:20, cex=3);

text(rep(1.7,20), 1:20, as.character(1:20), cex=3);

snow leopard slow connect ssh

/etc/sshd_config

# add the following line seems working
UseDNS no

mac rm ssh kerberose

I am not sure what I am doing?

sudo sso_util remove -k -a username -p password -r NAME. OF.KERBEROSREALM