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Sadicko / gist:369fe1d0c380aad49d3d1cbd03248e86

Created April 28, 2023 13:36 — forked from mohamednasser90/gist:c2844a98d5fe615459f15d76a4142a73

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Sadicko / how-to-set-phpmyadmin-password-on-xampp.md

Created October 25, 2022 12:36 — forked from lamngockhuong/how-to-set-phpmyadmin-password-on-xampp.md

[How to set phpmyadmin password on xampp] #phpmyadmin #xampp

Goto "phpmyadmin" folder, find and open "config.inc.php" file
Find the line: $cfg [‘Servers’] [$a] [‘auth_type’] = ‘config’; in “config.inc.php” file.
Change the word $cfg [‘Servers’] [$a] [‘auth_type’] = ‘config’; to $cfg [‘Servers’] [$a] [‘auth_type’] = ‘cookie’; in “config.inc.php” file and Save the changes.
Now open browser and type “localhost/phpmyadmin”. Enter username is “root“. password is null means empty. you don’t type anything leave blank and press GO button.
Now you can see “change password” link. please click that link.
Set your phpMyAdmin password and retype again and press GO button.

Sadicko / gist:85e8732d61bf0097cef8b2be13ce572d

Last active May 27, 2021 11:42 — forked from PhilKershaw/gist:1389041

Simple code for executing commands on a remote Linux server via SSH in PHP

	<?php
	/**
	* Simple code for executing commands on a remote Linux server via SSH in PHP
	*
	* @author Phil Kershaw (In collaboration with Philip Mott)
	*
	* Note: ssh2_connect requires libssh2-php which is a non-standard PHP lib.
	* Debian: apt-get install libssh2-php
	* Redhat: yum install libssh2-php ???? I've no idea for redhat, sorry.
	*/

Sadicko / index.html

Created March 1, 2021 16:09 — forked from arkamedus/index.html

Google maps search nearest location

Sadicko / phonenumber_match.php

Created August 20, 2020 11:22 — forked from maaddae/phonenumbers.php

Trying out the preg_match php function to match Ghana numbers.

	<?php

	// Regex quick reference

	/*******************************************************************************
	[abc] A single character: a, b or c
	[^abc] Any single character but a, b, or c
	[a-z] Any single character in the range a-z
	[a-zA-Z] Any single character in the range a-z or A-Z
	^ Start of line

Sadicko / countdown-redirect.html

Created June 23, 2020 19:14 — forked from Joel-James/countdown-redirect.html

Count Down Redirect Uisng JavaScript - https://duckdev.com/blog/count-down-redirect-using-javascript/

	<!-- Modify this according to your requirement -->
	<h3>
	Redirecting to duckdev.com after <span id="countdown">10</span> seconds
	</h3>
	<!-- JavaScript part -->
	<script type="text/javascript">

	// Total seconds to wait
	var seconds = 10;

Sadicko / gist:090fc62133ae5fa506a16b376280dcaa

Created May 25, 2019 07:57 — forked from webaware/gist:4048580

basic example of populating a form from a database using AJAX and JSON, jQuery version

	<?php

	// jQuery version of https://gist.github.com/3110728

	/*
	-- the SQL database table
	create table form_ajax (
	ID varchar(5) not null,
	Name varchar(100),
	Address varchar(100),

Sadicko / Tour.java

Created November 24, 2016 17:25 — forked from Sable-Shinigami/Tour.java

Travelling Salesman Assignment for Algorithms class

	/*
	* This is my code for a Travelling Salesman Problem assignment from college.
	* I was supposed to create a Hamilton Cycle of N points on a 2D plane i.e. find the shortest
	* path that visits all points exactly once and returns to the starting point.
	* I implemented both the Smallest Insertion and Nearest Insertion algorithms which inserts
	* a point where it will create the smallest increase in the total length of the cycle and
	* insert a point where it is nearest to an other point already on the cycle respectively.
	*
	* In our brief we were informed that speed was the most important factor and so I decided
	* to try and squeeze every last nanosecond out of the program... even at the cost of the memory.