I recently applied a NFS tag from my bank and attached it to my Android phone (Nexus 4). Then I found every time I power on (not boot up) the phone, there will be weird sound. I tried to disabled all the possible setting under sound section in settings, but the sound still there. Then I realized it may caused by the NFS tag, so I went to settings -> Wireless & networks -> more , and unchecked the "NFC" option, and the weird/annoying sound gone.
Putty is one of the best and must-have freeware for people working on Linux/Unix but use Windows as client like me. We need to manage many servers and sometimes we are hoping we can run/execute same command on multiple host at same time, or just input same thing to multiple host. I searched online for a tool can do this. And it looks like PuTTYCS (PuTTY Command Sender) is the only one existing. But I’m a little bit disappointing after tried the software, it’s good but not good enough. It can only send command to each window one by one, and you have to wait until last window got input. So I think I should do something, and puttyCluster was born ( https://github.com/mingbowan/puttyCluster ) interface is simple: When you input Windows title pattern in the text box, you will be prompt for how many windows matching the pattern, like this: and you click the edit box under “cluster input”, what ever key you pressed will pass to all those windows simultaneously, even “Ctrl-C”, “Esc” ...
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