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# chkconfig service_name on

route add -net 192.168.1.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 gw 10.10.1.20

I’m relatively happy that our Princess is little_bit_getting_well now, after 3 days of having a diarrhea and fever. Slowly she’s now back to her usual self: a dynamic superrrr baby girllll!

Today is Black Saturday and here in Qatar you’ll not feel the solemnity of Lenten Season.

Personally, as daily in the morning I tend to meditate as I prayed my “wake-up” prayer and in addition this week I’m also trying to imagine the “religious celebration” back home.

Also, oh yes! Very worthy to mention, I finally finished watching Mulan after more than 10 attempts. Since last week I started to watched it; but not able to finish. Cute movie, I almost cried, hehehe, at the end (hey, it took more than a week for me to finished it!).

We got a bunch of “5-in-1 DVDs” from Souq. Yes, “those kind” of DVDs are openly available here in Qatar!

% ps aux | grep sandro

This list every single process on the system, and then uses grep to pick out the ones belonging to user sandro.

$ su root -c “command”

This allows you to fix something quickly when you are at a user’s workstation (or otherwise not at your own system) without having to worry about remembering to exit from an su session.

There are users who will absolutely take advantage of such lapses, so I’ve learned to be cautious.

One of our employees called me this morning, “Sir, my computer stops following order!”

The Coca-Cola Co. said Monday it will launch a no-calorie version of its trademark soft drink called Coca-Cola Zero in the United States in June.

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Originally uploaded by sandro.rafael.

Flickr test post.

grep string filename > newfile
Redirects the output of the above grep command to a file ‘newfile’.
grep string filename >> existfile
Appends the output of the grep command to the end of ‘existfile’.

The redirection directives, > and >> can be used on the output of most commands
to direct their output to a file.