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Showing posts with label four. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 31, 2017
Four Years in Jail For Using Facebook
Four Years in Jail For Using Facebook
In August 2011 the UK was plagued by riots following a protest in Tottenham after the death of a local man. Thousands of people in London boroughs and in cities and towns across the UK were involved in the riots, which were alternatively dubbed the ‘BlackBerry riots’ as people were using mobile devices and social media to organize groups of rioters.
As of the 15th August, more than 3,000 people had been arrested, more than 1,000 of which were charged. Included in this figure were two males in their twenties, who set up an event on Facebook, called ‘Smash Down in Northwich Town’ for the night of August 8th. Following a court appearance, the pair were sentenced to four years in jail for seeking to take advantage of crime elsewhere in the country, invoking fear and anticipated violence in the local vicinity.
Whilst this is an extreme case of social media being taken seriously by the law, it does highlight the important role that it plays in our lives today. You only need to send a total of two messages which are offensive, rude or designed to provoke a reaction can be classed as harassment and could land you in jail for anything between 6 months and 10 years.
So stop and think about the message you’re about to send, and the implications of what you plan to say.
As of the 15th August, more than 3,000 people had been arrested, more than 1,000 of which were charged. Included in this figure were two males in their twenties, who set up an event on Facebook, called ‘Smash Down in Northwich Town’ for the night of August 8th. Following a court appearance, the pair were sentenced to four years in jail for seeking to take advantage of crime elsewhere in the country, invoking fear and anticipated violence in the local vicinity.
Whilst this is an extreme case of social media being taken seriously by the law, it does highlight the important role that it plays in our lives today. You only need to send a total of two messages which are offensive, rude or designed to provoke a reaction can be classed as harassment and could land you in jail for anything between 6 months and 10 years.
So stop and think about the message you’re about to send, and the implications of what you plan to say.
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Friday, October 14, 2016
How to create more than four partitions in a Hard Disk
How to create more than four partitions in a Hard Disk
In general a Basic disk with MBR partition table can support
Solution:
1] Download Ubuntu LiveCD and burn the image file to a CD to make it a bootable one.
2] Boot the PC with this CD by setting priority in your BIOS menu or Boot options @ startup.
3] Choose the option "Try Ubuntu without making changes to your Hard Disk".
4] Go to Administration > Preferences > GParted.
5] It will display all empty free space as Unallocated in grey color. If you have already installed 4 primary partitions, you must delete one partition in order to have unallocated space for creating an extended partition.
6] Right click on Unallocated partition > Create New Partition > Create as Extended Partition > Click Add button.
7] Now Click Apply all operations button to complete the process. This also can be done after completing all the steps.
8] Now Right click on Unallocated under Extended File system > Create New Partition > set Create as Logical Partition and set the File System as ntfs and allocate your New Size in MB by reducing it > Click Add button.
9] Like this your remaining Unallocated space under Extended File system can be divided upto 128 Logical Volumes including the above.
10] After all Click Apply all operations button to complete the process.
11] Once completed Restart your PC and take the Ubuntu LiveCD out.
12] After rebooting into Windows you can check using Disk Management utility.
Example1: Here the Hard Disk is partitioned into
Example2: Here the Hard Disk is partitioned into
Example3: Here the Hard Disk is partitioned into
Note1: In some cases by default System Reserved Volume was created during Windows installation and act as a primary partition. In order to avoid this unnecessary primary partition, delete this partition using GParted Ubuntu LiveCD. So that you can have a complete usage of four MBR primary partitions.
Note2: May or may not loss of data occurs during partition. So that backup your data to other external hard disks before partition.
- 4 MBR Primary partitions. Here u can install upto 4 operating systems in each partition like Windows XP in partition0, Vista in partition1, Se7en in partition2 and Ei8ht in partition3 where the Earlier versions must be installed first.
- 3 MBR Primary partition and 1 Extended partition with 128 Logical volumes in the extended partition. Here it is safe to install more than 4 operating systems including Linux based operating systems like Ubuntu, Fedora, RedHat etc.
Solution:
1] Download Ubuntu LiveCD and burn the image file to a CD to make it a bootable one.
2] Boot the PC with this CD by setting priority in your BIOS menu or Boot options @ startup.
3] Choose the option "Try Ubuntu without making changes to your Hard Disk".
4] Go to Administration > Preferences > GParted.
5] It will display all empty free space as Unallocated in grey color. If you have already installed 4 primary partitions, you must delete one partition in order to have unallocated space for creating an extended partition.
6] Right click on Unallocated partition > Create New Partition > Create as Extended Partition > Click Add button.
7] Now Click Apply all operations button to complete the process. This also can be done after completing all the steps.
8] Now Right click on Unallocated under Extended File system > Create New Partition > set Create as Logical Partition and set the File System as ntfs and allocate your New Size in MB by reducing it > Click Add button.
9] Like this your remaining Unallocated space under Extended File system can be divided upto 128 Logical Volumes including the above.
10] After all Click Apply all operations button to complete the process.
11] Once completed Restart your PC and take the Ubuntu LiveCD out.
12] After rebooting into Windows you can check using Disk Management utility.
Example1: Here the Hard Disk is partitioned into
- 1 MBR Primary Partition
- 1 Extended Partition with 3 Logical Volumes
 |
| Example 1: I have installed Windows XP in a Primary Partition & Windows 7 in a Logical Volume under Extended Partition |
Example2: Here the Hard Disk is partitioned into
- 2 MBR Primary Partition
- 1 Extended Partition with 5 Logical Volumes
 | |
| Example 2 |
Example3: Here the Hard Disk is partitioned into
- 3 MBR Primary Partition
- 1 Extended Partition with 2 Logical Volumes
 |
| Example 3 |
Note1: In some cases by default System Reserved Volume was created during Windows installation and act as a primary partition. In order to avoid this unnecessary primary partition, delete this partition using GParted Ubuntu LiveCD. So that you can have a complete usage of four MBR primary partitions.
Note2: May or may not loss of data occurs during partition. So that backup your data to other external hard disks before partition.
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