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How to change phpmyadmin URL in Xampp Ubuntu and how to solve 'New Security Concept while accessing Phpmyadmin - Xampp' ?

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How to change Xampp phpmyadmin URL ini Ubuntu 1. Open file  httpd-xampp.conf   which is located in directory  /opt/lampp/etc/extra/ with your text editor or type in your terminal: sudo nano /opt/lampp/etc/extra/httpd-xampp.conf 2. Change line Alias with your desired path. In below sample, I change my phpadmin url to: localhost/myanothersql How to solve 'New Security Concept' while accessing Phpmyadmin - Xampp ubuntu: Type in your terminal : sudo nano /opt/lampp/etc/extra/httpd-xampp.conf edit line : Require local to Require all granted

How to play video on Specific time?

<!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <title>Play Video Specific Time</title> </head> <body> <video id="book-tour-video" autoplay="" controls="" src="admission_3_r3.mp4" width="640" height="360"></video> <script type="text/javascript"> document.getElementById('book-tour-video').addEventListener('loadedmetadata', function() { this.currentTime = 30; }, false); </script> </body> </html>

How to Make Your Resume Bullets Jump

Somewhere in the midst of discussions about things like “tailoring your resume to the position,” one of the best pieces of resume advice gets lost: Your resume needs to be accomplishment-oriented. Many resumes that I see do precisely the opposite. They offer bullets like: Contributed to design documents on ________ feature and helped coordinate international expansion. Implemented various features for new Office layout tool. Yawn. I want to know what you accomplished. I don’t really care much about your team’s accomplishments. And, in many cases, I already know what your responsibilities were because I know your job title. If you were a developer, you probably wrote some code, did a little testing and maybe helped out with a few design docs. How does a good resume read? Here are the first words of each bullet from a strong programmer resume I saw recently: “reduced,” “implemented,” “redesigned,” “promoted,” “created,” “promoted,” “implemented,” “created,” “optimized,” “bu

Step by step contributing to Open Source Project

Step by Step contributing to Open Source Project : 1. FORK REPOSITORY -> Fork your desired project 2. CLONE REPOSITORY -> git clone your-forked-project 3. cd your-clone-poject 4. CREATE A BRANCH -> git checkout -b your-branch-name 5. MAKE NECESSARY CHANGES & COMMIT THOSE CHANGES -> git add your-modified-file -> git commit -m 'adding my name to file' 6. PUSH THOSE CHANGES TO GITHUB -> git push origin your-branch-name 7. SUBMIT YOUR CHANGES FOR REVIEW -> Click button "Compare & pull request" -> Open a pull request, write your name and click button Create pull request.

How to learn data structure effectively

Step 1 : Learn the theory and fundamentals Understand top fundamental topics covered in data structures such as: Algorithms, Arrays, Collections, Complexity Analysis, Graphs, Hashtables, Heaps, Linked Lists, Queues, Recursion, Search, Sort, Stacks, Trees You can checkout these websites to help cover fundamentals: www.geeks4geeks.com  - explains all the high level fundamentals www.beehyve.io/data-structures  — student crowdsourced resources and community for any topic in CS including Data Structures Time complexity resources [BeeHyve]Time Complexity Cheat Sheet https://visualgo.net/en  - has visualizations of a lot of helpful algorithms Here are more schools that have DS classes which you may find helpful: CS 226 Algorithms and Data Structures Brown CS 16 Introduction to Algorithms and Data Structures Stanford CS 166 Data Structures CMU CSE 15-211 Fundamental Data Structures and Algorithms University of Washington at St. Louis CSE 241 Algorithms and Data Struct