Bought New Philips Headset
I just bought new headset, it's a Philips SHM6100. I try it directly after arrived at my office. It has a good sound quality and enough bass power for my favorite Jazz songs. The headset has a microphone too, it’s good enough for Yahoo voice call.
Here are the pictures:
In this electronics age, we now have home theater systems in place of plain old TVs and old printers, namely computer printers have now been replaced by old wireless computer printer. The digital cameras have decreased the value of conventional ones.
Bandwidth Conversion Calculator
Most ISP (Internet Service Provider) and Datacenters giving you 2 types of bandwidth calculations: metered or unmetered. An ISP in Indonesia for example has internet packages which have data transfer quota (also means metered) and unlimited data transfer (also means unmetered). Same does with datacenters, usually they offer a server with specified monthly data transfer quota or capped unmetered bandwidth.
As user we must be a little bit smart on deciding whether we will subscribe for metered or unmetered bandwidth. In the case of renting server on a datacenter, usually they put your server on 100Mbps port if you subscribe for metered bandwidth. In other side, most datacenter cap your bandwidth in the range of 1Mbps to 10Mbps (depends on datacenter) so your server can only use up to that range even the network card on your server is 100Mbps NIC.
Apache Can’t Load Modules Problem
Today I’m having problem with CPanel’s Apache when I upgrade it. The Apache server won’t start, it gives this error messages:
Syntax error on line 216 of /usr/local/apache/conf/httpd.conf: Cannot load /usr/local/apache/libexec/mod_bwlimited.so into server: /usr/local/apache/libexec/mod_bwlimited.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory /etc/init.d/httpd start: httpd could not be started
Obviously that the module mod_bwlimited.so cannot be found by Apache, here is how to fix it:
cd /usr/local/cpanel/apache /usr/local/apache/bin/apxs -iac mod_bwlimited.c
After compile finish the .so file will be copied to the right directory and you can start Apache by executing command:
service httpd start
Importing Multiple CSV Files to MS Access Database
I got a task to convert a lot of .csv (Comma Separated File) files today. There are hundreds, 970 files to be exact 
of CSV files. MS Access does have feature to import CSV file to its table, but if you want to convert 970 files one by one, it will took a damn long boring time.
Luckily all the CSV files have the same column format, so what I need to do is find how to automate the process instead of doing it in barbaric way (convert it one by one). I know that this is doable with macro script.