This is a tutorial that I made for people like me who want to keep the reliability and software compatibility of Windows® Operating Systems and retrieve the slick GUI interface of Apple Mac OSX™ Operating Systems. This is compatible with all versions of Windows (XP/Vista/7), and was made for people who like to customize their desktop beyond recognition to the point at which only they can remember that it was once something everybody has now. I was looking all around the Internet for ways to make this Mac interface happen, but apparently it requires the finest Googler and the ability to piece it all together to be able to make something even similar to this even happen. Now yes, I know, I did not get the window skin and the Maximize, Minimize, and Close buttons, but that is something that was available for download a long time ago, and now cannot be downloaded for some reason. I looked on the creators page, and the download isnt even available, so it is not possible currently. However, if you know a way this is possible, please tell me, so I can piece together another tutorial including all of the elements for the full package (yes, I will give you credit for the information). Now, for the links: (which are all virus-free and have been scanned by Norton 360 version 4.0 (which is the latest as of April 2010) Link for Mouse Pointer: www.mauldor.com Mouse Pointer: This is a program that will install the Mac OSX mouse pointer on your computer. Dont worry, you can just go into …
How to play: Brief Instructions: 1-DNS hostname, get ip 2-PING ip 3-Nmap scan for open ports 4-Telnet connect to ip To hack any server, make sure you do the steps above in order. Once connected you carry out your missions Detailed Instructions: Before you do anything you need to login. Just type in any login name you desire. 1-On the left side there are 12 numbers. Each one is a mission click on one to get breifing for mission. You don’t need to do them in logical order 2-During mission breif you will get the hostname for the target. You need to retrieve the ip of the target. Click on the DNS button 3-You should see this “DNS” enter the hostname of the target eg www.whatever.com and press enter 4-After the ip has been return you need to ping the network to see if the connection is alive/online Click the PING button and enter the ip It may take a few times to get a reply so keep trying until you do. 5-After you have a reply from the target. You need to scan the network for open ports to connect to. Click the NMAP button and enter in the ip of target 6-When a port has been found you need to get a remote connection click the TELNET button. 7-When connected you need to login. User name is always root for password you will need to use John Ripper. 8-When connected carry out your misssion. 9-When you have done your mission. you need to remove all traces of yourself you need to remove your logged ip file. your ip is 192.168.0.1 10-When logs have been removed you can close …
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I have posted a series of videos (actually one video that I chopped up into YouTube sized chunks) that demonstrate how to use CMake to build a project with your operating system and IDE of choice. This is not a tutorial on how to code CMake. This is a tutorial on how to build a project that uses CMake. It’s not hard, but I’ve found that a lot of newbies and outsiders don’t know where to start or fully understand what CMake actually does and all the cool things CMake is capable of doing such as generating Visual Studio, Xcode, and Eclipse projects. So this video shows off some of the generator capabilities of CMake. I also do some useful tips and tricks. Specifically, this video uses a new OpenGL related project called Chaskii (which I helped write the CMake build system for). And using virtualization, I do a side-by-side(-by-side-by-side) comparison of building the same project under Linux, Mac and Windows, demonstrating the Makefile, Eclipse, Xcode, and Visual Studio generators. This screencast was originally made to help the Chaskii users, but in hindsight, I realized that this video covers a lot of general ideas that would be useful for CMake users in general. So I am making this available for all. For best results, please watch the HD version so you can read any small text. (I’ve significantly improved my recording and encoding quality techniques over my last videos.) Part 1: Introduction, Out-of-source builds, and Makefile generator on Ubuntu Linux. Part 2: Makefiles …
