Another way to speed up the Windows 11 Start menu.
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How to find interesting obscure stuff on YouTube.
Some YouTube search strings to find random videos and strange stuff.
Read MoreBing search powered by AI is very powerful.
How you can create useful content with Bing AI chat in Microsoft Edge Dev.
Read MoreGoogle search by image not working in 2022.
Useful plugins for your browser to fix the Google Image search feature.
Read MoreA C++ example of how to search an array for certain words.
This program allows the user to search an array and then return any matches. Give the program two letters and it will search the array and try to find the matches. compare.cpp1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19…
Read MoreVery useful CMD commands to use on a Windows machine.
To get system information about a Windows PC, use this simple command in CMD. systeminfo /FO CSV /NHsysteminfo /FO CSV /NH This should give the user a CSV formatted output that can be imported into a spreadsheet. Search a folder of text files for a specific text string. This is…
Read MoreFind unprotected servers on the Internet. This is easy when using Google Dorks.
How to find a goldmine of stuff on the web with Google This will find unprotected WAMP servers on the Internet. intitle:"VertrigoServ" + "Welcome to VertrigoServ"intitle:"VertrigoServ" + "Welcome to VertrigoServ" Some sites like this have not secured the database management interface. This means they are insecure. And if the web…
Read MoreHow to use Google search in a web browser. This is a bash styled shell for Google searches.
Check this website out: http://goosh.org/. This website allows you to perform Google searches using a command line like bash. Just type a search query at the command line and the results will be displayed to STDOUT. Here is an example: [email protected]:/web> linux shell 1) Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial – A…
Read MoreImport a WordPress database dump into MySQL easily.
Importing a WordPress database dump into MySQL is very easy, I downloaded a very old backup of my old website, and I wanted to see what was in it. So I installed MySQL and then I had to create the database. mysql> CREATE DATABASE bejiitas_wrath;mysql> CREATE DATABASE bejiitas_wrath; This was…
Read MoreUseful TOR hidden links for studying computer security.
Cryptoparty handbook. http://crypty22ijtotell.onion/handbook/index.html. A book about keeping safe online and maintaining anonymity if required. Soylent news. Slashdot styled news website. http://7rmath4ro2of2a42.onion/. NetSec WIKI page. http://netsec7moavvkprc.onion/Main_Page. My Secret World Tech blog. http://32avzir6unmcg2y2.onion/. Debconf Annual Debian conference website. http://gmi5gld3uk5ozvrv.onion/. CyberGuerrilla Anonymous Nexus. http://lu4qfnnkbnduxurt.onion/. Anynymous and secure communication options for the TOR network….
Read MoreHow to search the apt packages list for a certain package.
The apt command allows the user to search for a specific package. This is very useful if you do not know the exact name for package installation. This is one way. ubuntu ~ $ apt-cache search vimubuntu ~ $ apt-cache search vim This will return a long listing of all…
Read MoreGoogle search terms to find interesting stuff on Google Drive.
To find a lot of interesting stuff on Google Drive, Google Dorks can be of assistance. Various search terms can find interesting files and information that people have stored on their Google Drive. This is the search term: site:drive.google.com [your search term] -“Whoops!”. How to find new open directories: http://palined.com/search/…
Read MoreSearch for a specific package with dnf on Fedora 22.
To find a specific package that offers a certain file, the whatprovides parameter to dnf will do what you wish. Here is an example, I am looking for all packages that provide the vim command. [jason@hackerbox Documents]$ dnf whatprovides "*/vim" Last metadata expiration check performed 26 days, 19:55:19 ago on…
Read MoreFind where an executable is on your Linux system.
Finding the location of an installed program can be annoying. But this is how to find where a program is. The whereis(1) command will print out the installed locations of various programs. darkstar:~/Documents> whereis tcsh tcsh: /usr/bin/tcsh /bin/tcsh /usr/share/man/man1/tcsh.1.gzdarkstar:~/Documents> whereis tcsh tcsh: /usr/bin/tcsh /bin/tcsh /usr/share/man/man1/tcsh.1.gz The find command will also…
Read MoreSearching for packages on an Ubuntu system with the aptitude command.
The aptitude command for Ubuntu may be used to search for packages. This makes it easy to find the appropriate package you are searching for. In this example, I am searching for the openvpn packages. ubuntu ~ $ sudo aptitude search openvpn p gadmin-openvpn-client – GTK+ configuration tool for openvpn…
Read MoreHow to find out which rpm package provides a file that you need.
How to find out what rpm package provides a file that you need. The yum provides command is useful for finding out this information. You may use wildcards to search for a file, this can make finding it easier. [homer@localhost jackhammer]$ yum provides */redhat**.jpg Loaded plugins: langpacks nagios-3.5.1-4.fc20.x86_64 : Nagios…
Read MoreMy thoughts on the Unity desktop, the lack of customization sucks.
I am trying out the Ubuntu Unity desktop again, in Ubuntu 11.10, the design is starting to grow on me, I recently bought a copy of Ubuntu user magazine that came with a copy of Ubuntu 11.10 with extra software included and I decided to try it out. I have…
Read MoreNew Ubuntu HUD to enable context search of menus.
This is a video showcasing the new HUD, or Heads Up Display that the Ubuntu developers have created. This requires the Unity desktop though… Instead of browsing the menus, you just type in the HUD that you bring down with the Alt key and this allows you to search the…
Read MoreGoogle Gravity search page.
Google Gravity. The closest thing to a vanilla Google search page. Google`s search page has grown quite bloated and it is good to be able to use a simpler Google search option. I tried this in Firefox 7.0.1 and it worked perfectly. Once you finish typing your search query the…
Read MoreGoogle discontinues Linux & *BSD search pages.
http://www.linuxtoday.com/news_story.php3?ltsn=2011-06-08-018-41-NW-DP Search engine giant Google has discontinued it`s dedicated Linux and *BSD search pages, preferring a standard unified search page instead, this is part of the new Google, where search quality has improved considerably and now you can search using search terms like [ubuntu nvidia issue] or [fedora 15…
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