Pass DateTime JavaScript value to ASP.NET C# | Nuffnang Server Down For Emergency Maintenance | What is SAS (Serial Attached SCSI)? | What is RAID 6 and how it work? | Keyboard shortcuts for Microsoft Windows | Samsung silently shows off its SUPER AMOLED touchscreen | Palm releases webOS PDK Beta - hot games to follow? | Case-Mate's Hug wireless iPhone charger - another bolt on beast | Honda's ASIMO humanoid robot continues to thrill | Griffin SmartTalk earphone adapter for iPhones and iPods - review

Pass DateTime JavaScript value to ASP.NET C#

Posted by Jayceooi
Here are some source code to pass DateTime JavaScript value to ASP.NET in C#. It is used to get client side date and time. It is useful for those who need to display client date and time instead of hosting server date and time.Put these codes at HTML<input type=”hidden” id=”hdClient” runat=”server” />Put these codes at ASP.NET code behindAt Page_Load
Page.RegisterClientScriptBlock(“1″,
“<script type=’text/javascript’>
function goforit()
{var now = new Date();
var offset = now.getTimezoneOffset();
document.forms[0].hdClient.value = -offset}
</script>”);ClientScriptManager manager = Page.ClientScript;
man[...]
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Nuffnang Server Down For Emergency Maintenance

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Nuffnang server down for emergency maintenance!!! Life in IT world is not easy. We had Advertlets failed to renew domain issue last month. And we have Nuffnang server down this time. Luckily, we still can enter our own website.Did you get this email from Timothy? (more…)[...]
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What is SAS (Serial Attached SCSI)?

Posted by Jayceooi
SAS (Serial Attached SCSI) is a computer bus technology primarily designed for transfer of data to and from computer data storage devices such as hard drives, CD-ROM… It is a replacement for parallel SCSI. It is also backwards-compatible with SATA drives. It uses serial communication instead of the parallel method but still uses SCSI commands.SAS (Serial Attached SCSI) vs parallel SCSI[...]
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What is RAID 6 and how it work?

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What is RAID 6? By the way, do you know what is RAID? RAID is also known as Redundant Arrays of independent drives. It is a technology that supports the integrated use of two or more hard-drives in various configurations for the purposes of achieving greater performance, reliability through redundancy, and larger disk volume sizes through aggregation. (more…)[...]
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Keyboard shortcuts for Microsoft Windows

Posted by Jayceooi
I searched online and found these useful Microsoft Windows keyboard shortcuts. Here you are. Make your life easier with them. Windows system key combinations
� F1: Help
� CTRL+ESC: Open Start menu
� ALT+TAB: Switch between open programs
� ALT+F4: Quit program
� SHIFT+DELETE: Delete item permanentlyWindows program key combinations
� CTRL+C: Copy
� CTRL+X: Cut
� CTRL+V: Paste
� CTRL+Z: Undo
� CTRL+B: Bold
� CTRL+U: Underline
� CTRL+I: Italic (more…)[...]
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Samsung silently shows off its SUPER AMOLED touchscreen

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Samsung have knocked out a video detailing the advantages of their Super AMOLED screen. The boffins at Samsung seem to have sorted the situation with AMOLED screens being hard to...[...]
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Palm releases webOS PDK Beta – hot games to follow?

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Palm have released their Plug-in Development Kit Beta for developers and is hopeful that a veritable torrent of top notch 3D games and other native Linux apps for webOS will...[...]
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Case-Mate’s Hug wireless iPhone charger – another bolt on beast

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We loved the Touchstone wireless charger for our Palm Pre, and expected to see similar solutions breaking out for other handsets, but it seems manufacturers are still struggling to come...[...]
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Honda’s ASIMO humanoid robot continues to thrill

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We’ve been fascinated by Honda’s incredible ASIMO humanoid robot project, and find its tantalising glimpse of the future irresistible. We want one![...]
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Griffin SmartTalk earphone adapter for iPhones & iPods – review

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If you’re less than chuffed with the distinctly average sound of the bundled iPhone headphones,� or you’re fed up being a mugger-attracting, walking advert for Apple products with those ‘iconic’...[...]
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