Job at Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Ltd

Technician Job at Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Ltd

ONGC Western Offshore Unit, Mumbai invites applications from Candidates with valid registration in any of the Employment Exchanges located within the State of Maharashtra. i.e Candidate’s Name and essential qualifications must be registered in the Employment Exchange on or before closing date of online registration process.  :

1.  Assistant Technician (Electrical) : 09 posts
2. Assistant Technician (Mechanical) : 03 posts
3. Assistant Technician (Production) : 17 posts
4. Technical Assistant Gr.III (Chemistry) : 02 posts
5. Assistant Technician (Electronics) : 05 posts
6. Assistant Technician (Boiler) : 13 posts
7. Marine Radio Assistant Grade III : 20 posts
8. Assistant Rigman (Drilling) : 38 posts
9. Assistant Gd. III (Materials Management) : 02 posts
10. Assistant Technician (Civil) : 02 posts
11. Junior Assistant Technician (Boiler) : 01 post
12. Junior Assistant Technician (Production) : 03 posts
13. Junior Assistant Technician (Cementing) : 02 posts
14. Junior Fire Supervisor : 02 posts
15. Junior Motor Vehicle Driver (Winch Operations) : 04 posts
16. Junior Assistant Technician (Fitting) : 05 posts
17. Junior Assistant Technician (Electrical) : 01 post
18. Junior Assistant (Steno English) : 10 posts
19. Junior Assistant (Materials Management) : 10 posts
20. Junior Assistant (Accounts) : 02 posts
21. Junior Slinger Cum Rigger : 12 posts
22. Junior Assistant (P&A) : 08 posts
23. Junior Technical Assistant (Chemistry) : 02 posts
24. Junior Motor Vehicle Driver (HV Operation) : 01 post
25. Junior Fireman : 11 posts

How to Apply : Apply Online at ONGC website from 24/06/2014 to 15/07/2014 only.

View details : http://www.eapplicationonline.com/ongcmumbairec/pages/index.aspx

 

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HTC Nexus specs

HTC working with Google on a Nexus tablet have been abundant this year. We've heard quite a few times that an 8-inch or 8.9-inch device would be coming, and that it would be manufactured by HTC, and not Asus - the company responsible for both Nexus 7 iterations.

 Now though almost all the details about the upcoming HTC tablet have been leaked. It may be called Nexus 9 when it launches, and its codename is Volantis or Flounder. It's got an 8.9-inch touchscreen indeed. However, it comes with a very odd resolution: 2048x1440. That would be a big departure from previous Nexus tablets, which all had 16:10 aspect ratios.
The new Nexus is closer to the iPad's proportions, though it's not 4:3 like Apple's tablets either. And that's strange, since the source of this leak claims that the Nexus 9 will have 4:3 aspect ratio.

 So something's off here, do note that. What you see above is the original leaked slide about the Volantis. Based on this, the folks over at Android Police created the render you can see below, making the tablet itself front and center. The Nexus 9 is said to come with Nvidia's Tegra K1 64-bit chipset, 2GB of RAM, and 16 or 32 GB of storage space. An 8MP camera with optical image stabilization will be on the back, with a 3MP snapper on the front. The tablet will sport a zero-gap aluminum construction, and it should also have stereo front-facing speakers (though they aren't depicted in the leaked render, as you can see). Its dimensions apparently will be 226.3 x 151.9 x 7.9 mm, and it shall weigh 418g in Wi-Fi-only or 427g with 4G LTE.

 In terms of pricing we're looking at $399 for the 16GB model and $499 for double that. This is for Wi-Fi-only versions, mind you. The ones with LTE may go into $600+ territory, which means the Nexus 9 will be as expensive as the iPad Mini with Retina Display. That's an interesting move considering that all of its predecessors have been very affordable compared to their competitors.

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Securing FTP-How

 Securing FTP
You can make your FTP uploads and downloads more secure in one of two
ways: through Secure File Transfer Protocol SFTP or Transport Layer
Security TLS.

SFTP
SFTP is a more secure way of uploading and downloading files than FTP.
When you use FTP, data is sent unencrypted, so someone who intercepts the
data can easily read it. SFTP encrypts the commands and the data to provide
a much more secure form of transport.

To use SFTP (also known as secure FTP or SSH file transfer protocol), your
host has to have configured the server to be able to accept a secure connection from you. Most shared hosts do not allow this because giving clients SSH
access opens doors for clients to get into areas of the server that the host
does not want them messing with.

The FTP and SFTP protocols work quite differently, and your host needs to
have opened a specific port and allowed you SSH login permission to be able
to connect with SFTP. If you do have SFTP access, the following steps show
how to make a connection using FileZilla. Other clients may differ slightly in
layout but require that you enter the same information

1. In your FTP client, select File➪Site Manager and create a new site.
2. Select the Protocol drop-down box and click SFTP.
The Site Manager dialog box opens, as shown in Figure 4-4.
3. Enter the Host name, Username, and Password, which are normally
the same as you would use with FTP.
4. Enter the correct setting in the Port field.
5. Click Connect and your client attempts to negotiate a secure connection.
If the client cannot connect, check with your host to confirm whether it
allows SFTP connections.
TLS
TLS offers a similar level of security to SFTP but is favored more highly by
hosts because it does not require that the client have SSH access to the
server.

The following steps describe how to connect using TLS and FileZilla:
1. Choose File➪Site Manager and create a new site or select an
existing one.
2. Enter your FTP details as normal.
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3. Click in the Encryption drop-down box (see Figure 4-5) and select
either Explicit TLS or Implicit TLS.
See the “Explicit TLS versus Implicit TLS” sidebar for more information.
4. Connect as normal.

Setting and managing file permissions

File permissions are a powerful security tool created to give the server
administrator the capability to define exactly who can read, write, and execute any given file.
Each file has its own permissions, which are either expressed in a textual
form drwxrwxrwx or in numerical form, such as 755.
permissions shown in three-digit format in FileZilla.
The permissions are set for
 The owner:Usually the owner is the creator of the file, but that can be
changed, if necessary.

 The group:Groups are set up in UNIX/Linux to manage permissions.
Each user can be added to multiple groups, and each file can be in one
group. This enables you to restrict who has access to the file.

The public:Anybody who has access to the system is classed as a
member of the public group. That means all users are in the public group.

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An LTE-A-enabled edition of its Galaxy S5 flagship that's also set to come with a QHD display and Snapdragon 805 chipset exclusively for its home market of Korea.

Now, as if Korean residents weren't lucky enough, there's also word that Special Edition of the Galaxy S5 LTE-A will be making its way to customers of South Korea's primary carrier KT with a redesigned back panel. The new diamond-like texture will be making an appearance with KT's olleh branding, as part of another new back panel being tried out by the Korean company. Otherwise, the internals of the Special Edition of the LTE-A S5 will be the same as on the regular LTE-A version. Otherwise, new alleged benchmarks of the Galaxy S5 LTE-A have also surfaced.

Codenamed the SM-G906S, the AnTuTu 4 benchmark figures don't exactly show the mind-boggling numbers one would expect from a Snapdragon 805 chipset. Either processor performance truly does get affected by the presence of a QHD screen like we saw on the LG G3, or the numbers reflect an unfinalized build of the Galaxy S5.

In any event, we'll take the leaked figures with a grain of salt and hope for better performance in the finalized product - a product that we also hope will be released outside of Korea at some point.

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Samsung is apparently getting closer and closer to releasing its first software versions based on Android 4.4.3. The first devices to get an Android 4.4.3 build from the Korean company are going to be the Galaxy S5 and the Galaxy Note 3, it seems.

 That would make perfect sense, given how these are right now Samsung's flagships in their respective market segments. According to a purportedly leaked internal document, the Android 4.4.3 updates for both Snapdragon and Exynos versions of the Galaxy S5 have been finalized and are due out before the end of this month. In the case of the Galaxy Note 3, development has reached the final testing stage. If all goes well, the new bits should be ready to roll out to users sometime in July.

 Previous such leaked documents surfaced last month, when the Galaxy S5's update was still being worked on. Now that it's finalized, the guessing game begins - which will be the first territory (or carrier) to get Android 4.4.3? One thing to note is that the document pictured above has some odd font differences in it, which may indicate a bad Photoshop job. So do take this with a pinch of salt. Further complicating things is the fact that Google has just released Android 4.4.4 to its Nexus devices, a version that seems to contain a pretty important security fix.

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top 20 Google Tools for business

Google’s search service.Google indexes and organizes the contents of the Web
in a huge database; it’s this database that you use to search the Web.

AdWords.This is a paid search placement program; you create ads and bid
on how much you’ll pay for each click the ad attracts. Each time someone
clicks on your ad, you gain a potential customer or client

AdSense.This program enables blog and Web site owners to run targeted ads
alongside their content; the content of the ads is intended to complement
what you’ve published yourself.

Google Apps.This service provides you with a domain name for a one-time
$10 fee and enables you to use a suite of business applications,
which multiple users can access.

Google Docs & Spreadsheets.This exciting and easy-to-use service gives you a
word processor and a spreadsheet application that you can use and access
for free.

Google Calendar.A default calendar is created for you when you sign up for
Google Apps; you can also create custom calendars and even embed calendars
 in Web pages.

Gmail.Google’s e-mail application comes with lots of storage space and an
integrated chat client to boot.

Google Talk.Google’s chat application lets you send instant messages and
even conduct real-time voice conversations through your computer.

Google Page Creator.This Web page editing tool lets you create your own
Web site to go along with your Google Apps domain name.

Blogger.Google’s popular, and free, blogging services lets you create your
own Web-based diary, complete with an index, an archive, and a comments
feature.

Checkout, Google Product Search, Catalogs.I’m fudging a bit and lumping
these three separate Google services into a single unit. Each one can help
commercial businesses sell products online

Google Base.A growing number of entrepreneurs are posting merchandise,
property, services, jobs, and lots of other things for sale in this Web
publishing area.

Google Gadgets.These easy-to-implement bits of Web content can make your
Web site more valuable and attract more repeat visits.

Google Analytics, Trends. These two analytical tools provide you with information
about visits to your own Web site and trends in Web searches, respectively.

Google Desktop, Toolbar.These two tools help you search more effectively, both
through files on your own computer and your local network (Desktop) as
well as the wider Internet Toolbar.

Picasa.This powerful photo viewing and editing tool automatically organizes
all the files on your desktop and lets you edit them as well.

Google Apps Premium.This corporate version of Google Apps guarantees
nearly 24/7 reliability and gives businesses the ability to write custom programs that
 interface with Google’s services.

Gmail Mobile and SMS.These tools let busy professionals search Google and
exchange messages.

Google Pack.This suite of applications will boost the functionality of virtually
any workstation.

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