The Light From The Black Hole

Its been like 2 weeks since I got a LG's G watch. So here I go with all of the good, bad and ugly things about the LG's G watch and Android Grear. So first lets go over the specs. OS                    Android Wear (Compatible with Android 4.3+) STRAP            22mm (0.86inch) Changeable Watch Strap SCREEN            1.65” IPS LCD DIMENSIONS   37.9x46.5x9.95 mm BATTERY    400 mAh PROCESSING   Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ 400 processor with 1.2GHz CPU MEMORY    512 MB / 4 GB SENSORS    9 Axis (Accelerometer/Compass/Gyro) So why g watch instead of samsung. 1. It was a gift so .... but even if I wanted to buy I would have got g watch instead of samsung's. 2. 400 mAh of battery compared to 300 of samsungs. 3. LCD screen, dont think I am crazy, its a small watch and I think one doesn't need a high res screen which eats up more power. 4. Read and watched loads of reviews, where everyone was talking about how comfortable it is to wear all day compared

I think the best way to start messing with openstack is to install openstack using devstack. Its easy, customizable, easy to debug and the best part is one can simply discard the installed one and install new one in no time ! So I'll be giving you the steps to install  openstack on a physical box.  i.e all the component of the openstack will be installed on a single machine. Steps to follow. 1. Create a user as 'stack'. adduser stack 2.Install sudo and give the user 'stack' the sudo permission as most of the installation requires sudo permission. apt-get install sudo -y || yum install -y sudo echo "stack ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL" >> /etc/sudoers 2a. Once done with that, one can assign a password by doing passwd stack and then logout as root and login back as stack for all of the below steps. 3.Get the openstack code. The steps are install git and clone the code from github. sudo apt-get install git -y || yum instal