Tuesday, April 26, 2016

Top Ten Air Conditioners in India by electricity consumption and size in 2016

For all the households using air conditioners, a major component of electricity bill is contributed by the air conditioners. If you are someone who is worried about high electricity bills due to air conditioners then buying energy efficient air conditioner makes much more sense to you. There are multiple types and brands of air conditioners available in the market today. Everyone wishes to be informed before making a buying decision of an air conditioner. Most sources on the Internet provide details on features and reviews. Electricity consumption hardly becomes the deciding factor. To help people make electricity consumption as deciding factor, we at Bijli Bachao have decided to put up a list of Top Ten air conditioners in India by electricity consumption and size.
Read more at bijlibachao.com

Friday, March 18, 2016

Varieties of clams

Those who love sea food can not miss the taste of clams, since I live in Mumbai, the markets in our area invariable get a single variety of clams.  It is always a argument between me and my wife about the varieties of clams.

To satisfy my curiosity and taste buds I asked google and as usual I got plethora of information which is kind of confusion, oh' yes some times too much information is confusion.

With some efforts, I finally managed to narrow down on some links which might help you in your pursuit. Out of which I found one good enough for sharing with you, hope that helps.

It is here  A GUIDE TO DIFFERENT TYPES OF CLAMS.




Wednesday, March 9, 2016

Online javascript editors

Codecondo does a very good compilation of Javascript editors online, you may be already aware about Jsfiddle, JSBin etc.

http://codecondo.com/16-online-javascript-editors-for-web-developers/

Thursday, February 18, 2016

Indian birds on net

Here is the good collection of information on Indian Birds.

Enjoy https://indiasbirds.wordpress.com/

Wednesday, January 20, 2016

DSLR vs. Micro 4/3 Cameras decision making

Micro 4/3 cameras have become an extremely popular topic of discussion because they are not only smaller and lighter than most DSLRs on the market, but they also have DSLR-like features that have made several photographers scratch their heads and say, “I wonder….”

Personally, I put an Olympus EM-1 (high-end micro four-thirds camera) in my Amazon shopping cart and had it on pre-order but eventually got “camera shy” and cancelled the order.  In this post I want to walk you through some of the benefits and drawbacks to micro four-thirds cameras so you can make the decision of what camera system is right for you.

But before we get into the merits of choosing micro four thirds or sticking with a DSLR, I want to recommend you check out Derrick Story’s new site TheNimblePhotographer.com.  He has put together a really nice site with lots of tips for traveling light with photo gear.  Definitely worth checking out.


How to read 7/12 extract ( Saat Baara ) ?

Good article on reading a 7/12 ( सात बारा उतारा ) ...

7/12 extract of Land Records in Maharashtra

What is the 7. 12. extract?

The 7. 12. extract is the extract from the Land Register of any district in Maharashtra, which gives complete information about a certain piece of land.

How did it get its name 7. 12. ?

The 7. 12. extract is named after the 2 forms that are used to collect the information for the extract:
  • Village Form VII which records the details of the owner and rights
  • Village Form XII which records the agricultural aspects of the land
Both these forms are prescribed in “Maharashtra Land Revenue Recor15d of Rights and Registers (Preparation and Maintenance) Rules, 1971″
The combined information in these forms is filled in the Register of Land Records and hence to obtain information, the extract of the register pertaining to that land is given.
It is also known as Saat-Baaraa Uttaaraa which in Hindi / Marathi means Seven Twelve Extract.
Format of 7/ 12 extract

What does the 7. 12. extract contain?

The 7. 12. extract contains:
  • Name of the owner(s)
  • Type of Land: Agricultural / Non Agricultural
  • Location (with respect to surrounding land, roads, water bodies etc.)
  • Area
  • Name of the cultivator of the land (if different from the owner)
  • What crops are grown on the land
  • Details of any outstanding loan
  • Details of any pending litigation
  • Details of tax paid / unpaid
  • Easements / Access roads to the land

For what can the 7. 12. extract be used?

The 7. 12. extract can be used for various purposes like:
  • Looking up the ownership of ancestral land or land in a village
  • Knowing about any past disputes and the orders passed affecting the land
  • Knowing about the type of activities being carried out on the land
  • Knowing about the agricultural and natural aspects of the surrounding areas.

What law is the 7. 12. extract governed by?

The 7. 12. extract is required to be maintained under the Maharashtra Land Revenue Record of Rights and Registers (Preparation and Maintenance) Rules, 1971 sections 3, 5, 6, 7, 29

Is the 7. 12. extract a public document? Can I see it online?

Yes. The 7. 12. extract is a public document and can be accessed online at: http://mahabhulekh.maharashtra.gov.in/

How can I find out historical records of the land and its past owners?

The historical records of the land are contained in Form 6 and you would need the Form VI Extract.
This form is a Register of Mutations, i.e. it contains a record of the historical changes to the land. This includes past owners, details of gift, inheritance, leases etc. affecting the land. This is also know as Pherphar Patra.

Important Marathi Terms used:

  • Khaataa = Account
  • जिल्हा Zilla = District
  • तालुका Tehsil / Taluka = District Division
  • गट क्रमांक Gat Kramaank = Area Number (Survey Number)
  • गट क्रमांकाचा उपविभाग Up-vibhag = Sub-section
  • एकूण Ekun = Total
  • भूधारणा पध्दती Bhudhaarna Paddhati = Type of land
  • भोगवटदाराचे नांव Bhogavatdaarache Naav = Owners Name
  • शेताचे स्थानिक नांव Shetaache Sthaanik Naav = Local name of the land
  • जल सिंचित Jal seenchit = Water irrigated
  • अजल सिंचित Ajal seenchit = Water irrigated
  • हंगाम Hangaam = Crop Season (Eg: Kharif / Rabi)
  • पिकाचे नाव Pikache Naav = Name of the crop (Eg: भात Rice / Wheat
  • लागवडीसाठी उपलब्ध नसलेली जमीन Laagavadisathi Uplabdh Nasleli Zamin = Land not available for cultivation
  • जल सिंचनाचे साधन Jal Seenchnache Saadhan = Source of Irrigation
  • शेरा Shera = Comments / Observations / Remarks
  • पोटखराब Potkharaab = Uncultivable Land
  • मालमत्ता Maalmattaa = Assets
  • अधिकार अभिलेख पत्रक Adhikaar Abhilekh Patrak = Record of Rights
  • मिश्र पिका खालील क्षेत्र Mishr Pikakhalil Shetra = Area having mixed crop
via [ maharashtralands.com ]

Thursday, January 14, 2016

Cost of ownership for Wordpress blog/site

To use WordPress as a tool for building a business online or off, it needs to be viewed not as “free blogging software”, but as a legitimate business acquisition.


A Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) analysis is a time-tested model of cost assessment for important business acquisitions that has been in use in the IT world since the early days of computers.

In IT, as with vehicles and other complex goods, total cost can vary greatly from purchase price.


There are obvious costs to consider (like purchase price and regular maintenance), but there are also other “real costs” that often get overlooked; and if a real cost will indeed follow the decision to acquire or use something, it needs to be taken into account.

more at http://websynthesis.com

Wednesday, January 13, 2016

Mongodb recovery after system crash

If mongodb is terminating siting old lock file reasons, it is because of it was not properly shutdown on previous instance due to system crash.

You can use following commands in linux to fix it

sudo -u mongodb mongod --repair --dbpath /var/lib/mongodb/
sudo service mongodb start

Monday, August 5, 2013

Animated engines

Animated engines see here to learn there working http://www.animatedengines.com/index.html

Monday, December 10, 2012

About SD cards, their FileSystems and maximum File Sizes

  1. There are different SD versions that support different capacities:
    • SD - 4GB
    • SDHC - 32GB
    • SDXC - 2TB
  2. Most filesystems are limited in their size. You need to pick a filesystem that is capable of using the entire size of the SD card. Which one you chose is also dependent on the environment you will be using it in. Some common choices for high capacity filesystems include:
    • FAT32 - 2TB
    • exFAT - 512TB
    • NTFS - 264 clusters (multiples of 512 bytes)
  3. Most filesystems have a limit on the size of any one individual file:
    • FAT32 - 4GB
    • exFAT - 512TB
    • NTFS - 16EB

Monday, April 23, 2012

In 2012 which Linux desktop is for you?

Fedora, Mint, openSUSE, Ubuntu: Which Linux desktop is for you?

Comparison of the top four Linux 2012 distributions to find out which is right for which users.  read here

Sunday, September 11, 2011

Find your cars manufacturing date from VIN

Find your cars manufacturing date from Vehicle Identification Number (VIN), that can be decoded to reveal the Month & Year of production. Each car has a unique VIN that is usually stamped somewhere within the engine bay, or around the passenger compartment.

Check it out here on teambhp.com

Thursday, June 23, 2011

Graphical desktop installation on Ubuntu Server 9.10

How to install various graphical desktops on Ubuntu server 9.10 ?
This article discusses installation of KDE, GNOME, XFCE etc.

It also discusses installation of Webmin.

Webmin is a web-based interface for system administration for Unix. Using any modern web browser, you can setup user accounts, Apache, DNS, file sharing and much more. Webmin removes the need to manually edit Unix configuration files like /etc/passwd, and lets you manage a system from the console or remotely.Currently There is no Webmin package in the Ubuntu repositories.This tutorial will explain how to Install Webmin in Ubuntu Karmic

Check it out here http://www.ubuntugeek.com/3171.html

Thursday, June 2, 2011

Central Government of India Leave Rules

A comprehensive document for understanding the rules about leaves applicable to central government employees in India.

Check it out here

Friday, April 15, 2011

Importing Eclipse projects to Netbeans

Two best tools for J2EE development might be at war towards the sophistication, if choose to switch over to Netbeans from Eclipse, migrating your projects to Netbeans are great pains.

Netbeans provides a wizard to import the Eclipse project, great help while migrating from Eclipse to Netbeans . Click here to check it out http://netbeans.org/kb/docs/java/import-eclipse.html

Thursday, November 25, 2010

How to Boot Chrome OS from USB?

This version of the Google operating system will be run off a USB drive, so naturally you will need a USB storage device of some type. The image file size is 2,988,442,112 bytes, so we recommend at least a 4GB drive and preferably 8GB of storage space. The files on the USB drive that you have should be backed up if you need them as they will be deleted during this process.

Read it more here at http://www.chromesos.com/category/guides.

Monday, February 22, 2010

Using local drives from remote connection session

First, open the Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection (Start -> All Programs -> Accessories -> Communications -> Remote Desktop Connection). Then click on the Options button and go to the Local Resources tab. The bottom section of the tab is titled Local Devices, and there you will see a check box labeled Disk drives. Checking this box will automagically connect all disk drives on you local machine to the remote machine when you open the RDC.

When you get logged into the remote box, open My Computer and you'll see that all the drives (hard drives, floppy drives, CD/DVD ROM drives, and even mapped drives) will show up as mapped disk drives.

Go ahead and open one of the newly mapped drives and transfer files to your heart's content. Now, how easy and painless was that! You can use these mappings as local drives through session.


Thursday, December 31, 2009

%1 is not a valid Win32 Application

Some times you get this error while opening a file. I got this when opening a .jpg image file which came as attachment to email in MS Outlook.

To resolve this goto Explorer (File Explorer not Windows Internet explorer) - click Tools - click Folder Options - click on the tab File Types and select the appropriate file type from the Registered File Types list. Click on the Change button in details for *** extension. Select appropriate program for opening the file in question.

Wednesday, September 30, 2009

Setting ASP Buffer Limit on IIS

ASP Buffer Limit has been set to 4MB by default, if your ASP application is pulling more data through HTML response.

Use the following command to get the present limit for command prompt
cscript.exe adsutil.vbs GET w3svc/aspbufferinglimit
Similarly you can use the following command from command prompt to set the limit

cscript.exe adsutil.vbs SET w3svc/aspbufferinglimit LimitSize

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