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If you've already used JSON lang in your views, here's a handy package to extract all lang keys to language files. The package exports all your __(‘some text’) calls to language files. https://github.com/kkomelin/laravel-translatable-string-exporter Here's a video demo. [embedded content] بخوانید...

Social media or simply social (as marketing professionals refer to social media) is something that is not only ‘in’ but also is effective and measurable. The latter one is probably the hardest to achi...

In my Windows 10 computer, I have a VirtualBox Ubuntu 16.04 LTS VM in bridge adapter network setting. I have been able to use the hostname of the VM to SSH, Samba, and browse webpages inside the VM. Also, the Windows 10 computer has Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client installed, so that I can remotely access my company's LAN. Like, remote desktop into the office computer, accessing file server, etc. Recently, the IT department has told us to update the VPN client. After that, I have found th...

I have a junker laptop that I want to run Linux on and just SSH into. I believe that the BGA of the videocard has some damage, do I really need to reflow this sucker before using it, or is it safe to install Linux on it, ssh in, and just keep the lid down so the monitor stays off? Let's block ads! بخوانید...

Please can someone explain how i can disable skype or voice streaming on cisco wireless lan controller ? I am trying to disable voice streaming completely on one of my SSID Interface. thanks ...

Recently, I installed YouCompleteMe and I'm new user in it. I read installation instructions from this link: http://valloric.github.io/YouCompleteMe. Now, I can use it for python and etc, but I can't use it for C. I don't understand what's the meaning of this sentence from the link: "forget that if you want the C-family semantic completion engine to work, you will need to provide the compilation flags for your project to YCM." I read the YCM user guide, but I couldn't solve my problem. Tnx from ...

Suppose there are 3 Lan users A(192.168.0.2) , B(192.168.0.3) & C(192.168.0.4). All of them are connected with home wifi router R(192.168.0.1). Now suppose user A hosts counter-strike with IP as mentioned above and port "27015". How B&C will be able to connect to A because each time they send request to A that request will be dropped by router because A didn't send any data to them first. So for this A has to instruct router via "uPnP" that pass those packets which are coming for port "2...

yesterday, I updated my Windows 10 x64 Build 1607 installation, and after the updates were finished, I decided to manually reboot. That took me to a black screen with a set of white circles rotating at the lower end of the screen. This process didn't stop, so after 10 minutes or so I began googling on another computer, finding a possible solution: unplug any USB receivers, and when I tried this with the USB receiver of my Logitech M510 mouse, Windows booted immediately to my desktop. Unbelievabl...

So, there's way too many devices on my wireless network, which I normally use to play games on. Usually, there's about 3 or 4 devices connected on wifi, not counting my computer, which is on wired connection. Right now, there's a few relatives living with us, and the smartphone count has gone up to 10-12. I have a network bandwidth fluctuating between 12-17 mbps throughout the day. I'd like to limit how much of that devices other than my computer have access to. QoS is not an option. I have full...

PS4 and both controllers have a solid white light. The controllers are unresponsive despite tuing on.Can't seem to move forward. What is going on? ...

So, I have a laptop with Windows 10 Pro, a desktop with Windows 8.1 and an old machine with Windows 7 Ultimate. They are all connected to a wireless network. I know how to share a particular folder or directory in a LAN, but am clueless how to do it in a wireless network so that any of the above machines can access a partition or a folder on a particular machine. I read something about creating a Workgroup but I couldn't quite figure it out. All I want is to make a partition on any of the system...

Today I made some tests with nmap on my home network. I launched nmap -n -sn 192.168.1.0/24 The scan completed and gave expected output. Strangely enough, after the scan has completed, I have lost my inteet connection. I logged in the modem and verified that DSL link was down. I immediately thought the scan made my DSLmodem-router-AP crash, so I waited some time and rebooted the modem. I don't know why but even after the reboot, the modem reported DSL link down for several minutes. More preci...

I need to reset the langauge on a lenovo windows 8 but everytime I change the language pack, things like the tiles and the right side menu bar stay in english. How can i fix this? How can I convert everything to a different language ...

I'm working on a Raspberry Pi 3. The device uses Raspbian, which is Debian derivative. I'm trying to install Clang 3.8 because Clang 3.7 appears to lack proper sanitizer support. When I run the install command: $ sudo apt-get install clang-3.8 Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state information... Done Note, selecting 'python-clang-3.8' for regex 'clang-3.8' 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded. $ clang-3.8 -bash: clang-3.8: command ...

I am trying to connect to a Bluetooth game controller (HID) from a Debian Linux machine. The game controller is only officially supported on Windows, but I am trying to connect from Linux to see if it supports a standard profile or whether I would need to read from it manually. When I attempt to connect via bluetoothctl, pairing works fine; but the connection fails consistently: $ bluetoothctl [NEW] Device C8:3F:26:2D:D7:56 Xbox Wireless Controller [bluetooth]# pair C8:3F:26:2D:D7:56 Attempting...

I have a inteet connection on my laptop which is provided by a router(let's call it router 1), so my laptop is connected to the LAN of router 1. There is a wireless router which is also connected to the same LAN and uses the inteet connection provided by it, let's call this router router 2. All the devices connected to router 1 have to use their own static ip to connect to the inteet. And the speed of the inteet connections are limited. The inteet speed that router 2 gets through this inteet con...

I frequently work remotely, out of reach of WiFi, and simply rely on tethering my Mac to my iPhone for inteet access. This works great, except I am unable to connect to one of my client's Cisco AnyConnect VPN Network using my Mac when tethered to my iPhone. I have spent three years vaguely looking for a solution and the last 48 hours trying solidly, so would be grateful for help. To be clear: MacOSX connected to Anyconnect VPN via wifi inteet works fine. MacOSX connected to VPN via tether to a S...

Recently, my desktop monitor broke. Since I have to wait some time for it to be repaired, I have connected an old TV with a pretty poor resolution (1366×768) and with a screen to big for me to comfortably work or play on without headaches. However, I have a laptop with a better screen (1080p and ideal size). I know it's possible to share the screen using various programs. The problem is that I don't want to mirror the screen, as it would have lower resolution (that of the old TV). Can I simply s...

im just curious if its possible to enable cortana (never mind if its in english) and keep other language settings as it is? For example, cortana will understand my english comunication, but in start and all other stuff i will have my normal languae (czech, germany i dont care) Let's block ads! بخوانید...

I thought I knew a thing or two about VPNs until now. For years, I've had a nice site-to-site VPN with two Cisco SRP527w routers. Now, I have a new router in my home office (Asus RT-AC88U) and I'm confused about my VPN. The Cisco at the office is configured under the heading of "Site to Site IPSec VPN") with use of an IKE Policy and a IPSec Policy. The Asus at home offers VPN Client Profiles of PPTP, L2TP or OpenVPN. Based on that information, am I right in saying these protocols are not compati...