LinuxQuestions.org - Blog Entries

Dehulled Green Gram lentil AKA Dhuli Moong dal (in Hindi) - Kashmiri style Recipe

Posted 06-19-2011 at 08:05 AM by Aquarius_Girl
Updated 07-04-2014 at 01:37 AM by Aquarius_Girl

Notice: Spoon measurement : 6ml

Ingredients:

1/2 spoon Cumin seeds (Aka Zeera in Hindi)
3 medium Green chillies (Aka Hari mirch in Hindi)
1/4 spoon Turmeric powder (Aka Haldi in Hindi)
1/2 spoon Fennel powder (Aka Saunf in Hindi)
1/2 spoon Ginger powder (Aka Adrak in Hindi)
1/2" fresh Ginger
1/4 spoon Garam Masala
1 medium Onion
1 small Tomato
1/2 spoon Salt
3/4 cup Dehulled Green Gram lentil
Oil for frying Onion and Tomato.

Directions:...

Aquarius_Girl

Senior Member

Posted in Recipes

Views 74299 Comments 19 Aquarius_Girl is offline

Sometimes the 'easy' way isn't the best way.

Posted 06-18-2011 at 02:32 AM by rich_c

I put my openSUSE box on the network using a Comtrend Powerline adaptor. It was connected using an Edimax wireless/usb adaptor which worked OK but wasn't particularly fast or reliable. The connection over the house wiring is much better on both counts.

I found with the Comtrend adaptor that the official way of syncing with the access point adaptor didn't seem to work. What did work perfectly was to go into the adaptor's admin web page and entering the network name and encryption...

rich_c

Member

Posted in Uncategorized

Views 9435 Comments 1 rich_c is offline

It's all about the right eyeballs...

Posted 06-17-2011 at 12:17 PM by rocket357 (Musings on technology, philosophy, and life in the corporate world)
Updated 06-17-2011 at 12:21 PM by rocket357

If you don't test something yourself, can you trust the information you find about the topic? The biggest difference between blindly trusting something and knowing the answer is having the right eyeballs. In other words, if you setup a test case to cast the data in the right light, you can see the answer plainly. You need the right eyeballs.

The reason ESR's statement "with enough eyeballs, all bugs are shallow" is (somewhat) correct is that no two people look at a problem...

rocket357

Member

Posted in Uncategorized

Views 884 Comments 0 rocket357 is offline

How to convert a video file to an iso to burn to dvd

Posted 06-17-2011 at 12:35 AM by gruven

I have been looking for this stuff for a while, and while it is out there, the documentation is fragmented. I am posting here the steps that I am using to create dvds from regular video files with completely free software. I use Linux, and I don't know if the tools are available in Windows or not. This tutorial is for linux. There are probably gui tools to do all of this stuff, but I have found that the command line tools are much more efficient and just work a lot better. They don't crash near...

gruven

Member

Posted in Linux

Views 778 Comments 0 gruven is offline

hmmm good!

Posted 06-16-2011 at 02:05 PM by peonuser
Updated 06-22-2011 at 06:07 PM by peonuser

Though I am half Italian(Sicilian), I have never eaten cannoli till a few days ago. Since then, I do not eat more than two a day. I am addicted to them now. Definitely plan to make them again at the holidays.

Home-made-cannoli-forms
Home-made-Cannoli

A few things I put together:

Linux-computer-tweeting
Display-PDF-files-with-a-linux-server
Web-page-scraping-via-Linux
Upgrade-a-home-router

Still to finish:
...

peonuser

Member

Posted in Uncategorized

Views 944 Comments 0 peonuser is offline