To configure ADSL setting in a ADSL Router, you need to enter the following informations .
The (generic) easy steps :
1) Open 192.168.1.1 (in most routers) in router,
use admin for username and admin for password (If it doesnot work, refer to the manual of router, the login information can be found on back of router)
2) Search for the ADSL settings page in the router config -
For Routing Mode (where router automatically dials the connection), You need to provide/choose the following minimum settings there
>Choose PPPOE LLC for Connection type or encapsulation
>Enter correct username and password given by NTC
>Choose authentication AUTO
>provide 8 for VPI, and 81 for VCI
3) Save the connection settings and restart the router.
4) Make sure all the LEDS including internet is ON.
tips - learn programming faster and effectively
Tip1 : Have detail knowledge of following and practice them in your favorite programming language
- Design Patterns / Anti Patterns
- UML
- OOAD
Career suggestion for nepali computer engineers programmers student
Career Suggestions/guidelines to Computer Engineering BE, BCA, BTech, BSc-CS, BIT students
teacher student - problems nepali collages university
Problems with teacher and student in Nepali collages/universities
Teacher- Theory focus
- No senior lecturers available (almost all of them left country for higher education)
- Weak at practical implementation of the course
- Teach to earn mindset
- Can teach anything.. any subject to any faculty (ridiculous)
- Knows everything in theory
- Lack of subject domain expertise
Student
- Theory Focus
- Lack of seriousness in course study
- Lack of knowledge about scope of course
- Lack of practical application of theory
- Takes projects as burden
- Exam centric study
- No interest in self learning
- Stressed of unnecessary subjects (irrelevant ones)
- No idea of Collaborative Development
- No Interest in professional latest happenings
This list reflects those who do a irresponsible teaching and the students who loose their interest in study in the middle of the course. Writing these as an outsider – there came these points needed to be managed during college life. These scenario needs to be changed. We need to inherit the sharing, caring and collaborating culture from the history of world’s technical developments.
Nepali Computer Engineer Programmer Career Options in Nepal
Career options for Nepali Computer Engineer/ Programmer
Most of the Computer Engineering graduate are working in one of the following positions in Kathmandu.- Programmer (Software Engineer) ~ 85 %
- Desktop Applications Developer
- Web Applications Developer
- Mobile Applications Developer
- Network Admin ~5 %
- Sys Admin
- DBA (Database Administrator)
- Web/UI Designer
- Q/A (Quality Assurance)
- 3D Animator / Modeler
- System/Project Management
- Information Architecture (System Designer)
Nepal Telecom - useful service dial codes
I have listed important number/codes to dial to access useful NTC services.
Type VB<space>6904 (in your Message Box) & Send it to 1400(For GSM) or 1401(for CDMA)
Note: Upper given 6904 is the example of concerned month and year, u can put number as per ur necessety
which is used to find out monthly bill.
(type 19 no. of pin code available at backside of your SIM)
Dial 188 (follow the instruction), which is free of cost.
http://www.ntc.net.np/tariff/intlSIPtariff.php
(this link provides you the economic tariff details for various country)
CDMA : Dial 1415
Note : ADSL Bill payment through recharge card is Halted due to some problems, and will be restart soon.
1,2 : GPRS Activation/Settings :
view previous blog : http://ganeshtiwaridotcomdotnp.blogspot.com/2013/02/ntc-nepal-telecom-gprs-setting-via-sms.html3.GSM/CDMA Post paid Balance Inquiry:
Type CB (in your Message Box) & Send it to 1400(For GSM) or 1401(for CDMA), which informs u the due balance.Type VB<space>6904 (in your Message Box) & Send it to 1400(For GSM) or 1401(for CDMA)
Note: Upper given 6904 is the example of concerned month and year, u can put number as per ur necessety
which is used to find out monthly bill.
4.CDMA Call Divert Cancel
Dial *703 from your CDMA mobile Set.5. PUK no Inquiry (for both GSM and CDMA User)
Dial 1607 (follow the instruction)(type 19 no. of pin code available at backside of your SIM)
6. International Call Bypass complain Registration
(if National Tel. Number appear while receiving International Call)Dial 188 (follow the instruction), which is free of cost.
7. Telephone Maintenance (both for Land Line and ADSL)
Dial 198 (follow the instruction)8. Budget Call (for international call)
Dial 1424<country code> <number>http://www.ntc.net.np/tariff/intlSIPtariff.php
(this link provides you the economic tariff details for various country)
9. GSM inquiry
Dial 1498-free of cost ( For any complain or any query about ur GSM Prepaid )10. CDMA enquiry
Dial 191- free of cost ( For any complain or any query about ur CDMA, sky ruim )11. Balance Inquiry (for prepaid)
GSM : Dial *400# or 1414CDMA : Dial 1415
12. BUZZ Service (Connect)
Type SUB (in your Message Box) & Send it to 500013. BUZZ Service (Disconnect)
Type UNSUB (in your Message Box) & Send it to 500014. PSTN Bill Inquiry
Dial…1606(related no)15. PSTN, ADSL, POSTPAID GSM Bill payment through recharge card
Dial 1413 and follow instructionsNote : ADSL Bill payment through recharge card is Halted due to some problems, and will be restart soon.
16. Telephone no Inquiry (to know the contact no of different offices)
Dial… 19717. Upgrade your postpaid/ prepaid GSM to 3G
Type <3G> in your msg box and send it to 1400 (It’s Free)HTML5 tutorial with examples
Wouldn't it be nice to read about all the cool things about HTML 5 and view its live demo in a single article?
Yeah... Of course.
My friend Yadab Raj Ojha has listed all the features of HTML5 along with its examples in the following article. Take a look:
simple ball game by colored object motion tracking - image processing opencv javacv
DEMO VIDEO: simple ball game by colored object motion tracking - using javacv opencv to detect the path of moving object. This is earliest version of the game.
Full Code :
Java Collision Detection and bounce
You need to integrate the ideas from above links.
The full (integrated code will be uploaded shortly)
Full Code :
Java Collision Detection and bounce
Colored object tracking in java- javacv code
You need to integrate the ideas from above links.
The full (integrated code will be uploaded shortly)
most Guaranteed job forever - programming
Is Programming Guaranteed Employment Forever?
That summary line is deliberately hyperbolic, but I firmly believe there’s almost no better skill to acquire than computer programming. It’s impossible to predict the job market decades from now—thirty years ago you might have argued the world would always need typewriter repairers—yet computers and software are undeniably here for the long haul. Becoming an expert in how they work is a solid foundation, and even if “programming” evolves into something different, it will remain an invaluable stepping stone.
Today, programming jobs exist in virtually every city in the developed world. If you’re a skilled developer who interviews well, you can likely land a role in any city you choose, at almost any company. That said, it’s far easier to spot a weak programmer in an interview than a weak lawyer or accountant—so if you’re not yet a strong programmer or struggle with interviews, those opportunities may be harder to access.
Hopefully I’ve made it clear that programming is one of the best career choices you can make—short of becoming a lawyer, doctor, or oil baron. Still, the most important thing is that you genuinely enjoy the work. Learn to program because it fascinates you. I’ve known developers who entered the field purely for the money; they end up as mediocre programmers and, worse, they hate their jobs. Do what you love, even if it means a modest income. Really.
So now your question is “how.” That’s a tougher one. You can learn in many ways. Start by picking pretty much any programming language. Once you’ve learned to think like a programmer, you’re 90% of the way there. Java, C, Python—choose whatever appeals to you. The best advice I can give: think of a very, very small program (like tic–tac–toe) and then go write it, from scratch. You can switch languages later; Java is a decent starting point, but you have plenty of choices.
One of the first things you’ll notice about the programming community is that when multiple options are roughly equivalent, fierce camps emerge. “Which language should I learn first?” is a classic example—some people will insist you must start by writing programs on paper in a made-up language.
Seek out help and read tutorials actively. If you’re in school, take programming classes; if you’re out of school, it’s harder but not impossible. Beware of books that promise “Learn Everything About Being a Java Programmer in 7 Days and Also Get Certified.” Some are good, but most are shallow. Instead, spend time browsing the computer section of your local bookstore or library—thumb through anything that looks interesting. The more ideas you’re exposed to, the better.
I can’t overemphasize the importance of play. Write little 5‑ to 10‑line programs just to see what happens. Tweak them, break them, add a feature. Grab small example programs and experiment.
Programming friends are invaluable. Find someone who’s a decent programmer and don’t hesitate to ask them questions when you’re stuck or confused. Online communities like Askville (or today’s Stack Overflow) are perfect for specific, focused questions.
# Sites to ask programming QA
That summary line is deliberately hyperbolic, but I firmly believe there’s almost no better skill to acquire than computer programming. It’s impossible to predict the job market decades from now—thirty years ago you might have argued the world would always need typewriter repairers—yet computers and software are undeniably here for the long haul. Becoming an expert in how they work is a solid foundation, and even if “programming” evolves into something different, it will remain an invaluable stepping stone.
Today, programming jobs exist in virtually every city in the developed world. If you’re a skilled developer who interviews well, you can likely land a role in any city you choose, at almost any company. That said, it’s far easier to spot a weak programmer in an interview than a weak lawyer or accountant—so if you’re not yet a strong programmer or struggle with interviews, those opportunities may be harder to access.
Hopefully I’ve made it clear that programming is one of the best career choices you can make—short of becoming a lawyer, doctor, or oil baron. Still, the most important thing is that you genuinely enjoy the work. Learn to program because it fascinates you. I’ve known developers who entered the field purely for the money; they end up as mediocre programmers and, worse, they hate their jobs. Do what you love, even if it means a modest income. Really.
So now your question is “how.” That’s a tougher one. You can learn in many ways. Start by picking pretty much any programming language. Once you’ve learned to think like a programmer, you’re 90% of the way there. Java, C, Python—choose whatever appeals to you. The best advice I can give: think of a very, very small program (like tic–tac–toe) and then go write it, from scratch. You can switch languages later; Java is a decent starting point, but you have plenty of choices.
One of the first things you’ll notice about the programming community is that when multiple options are roughly equivalent, fierce camps emerge. “Which language should I learn first?” is a classic example—some people will insist you must start by writing programs on paper in a made-up language.
Seek out help and read tutorials actively. If you’re in school, take programming classes; if you’re out of school, it’s harder but not impossible. Beware of books that promise “Learn Everything About Being a Java Programmer in 7 Days and Also Get Certified.” Some are good, but most are shallow. Instead, spend time browsing the computer section of your local bookstore or library—thumb through anything that looks interesting. The more ideas you’re exposed to, the better.
I can’t overemphasize the importance of play. Write little 5‑ to 10‑line programs just to see what happens. Tweak them, break them, add a feature. Grab small example programs and experiment.
Programming friends are invaluable. Find someone who’s a decent programmer and don’t hesitate to ask them questions when you’re stuck or confused. Online communities like Askville (or today’s Stack Overflow) are perfect for specific, focused questions.
# Sites to ask programming QA
Object tracking in Java - detect position of colored spot in image
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| Red spot in image - position to be detected later |
Input image :
This image has a red colored spot. And our objective is to track the position coordinate of the spot in image.The example below uses thresholding in HSV space and simple moment calculations given in OpenCV library.
You can use this code to track an object in a video sequence - say live web-cam capture video.
- The code for capturing webcam using JavaCV is here.
- Help on Configuring a JavaCV project in Eclipse+windows is here.
Detecting Position of a spot in Threshold image:
static Dimension getCoordinates(IplImage thresholdImage) {
int posX = 0;
int posY = 0;
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