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Compile OpenSSL from source on old Ubuntu
Hello, If your version of Ubuntu is no longer supported you should update… But in the meantime you could fix the broken or insecure packages on this way… Note: Before continue check if you can get from a trusty source … Continue reading
Posted in Linux, Medium Technical, Security
Tagged configure, hardy, hearbleed, install, make, old ubuntu, openssl, ssl, ubuntu, ubuntu 8.04
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Battery Drain Samsung Galaxy Note 3 – Fix
Hello, To correctly identify the problem I recommend you to use “GSam Battery Monitor”. Then under “App Usage” you can directly access the Android App Info settings and kill (“force stop” and “turn off”) the apps/services that are over using … Continue reading
Posted in Basic Technical
Tagged android, battery, battery drain, fix, galaxy note 3, gsam, samsung
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Heartbleed
Hello, For “one time” is safer to be on Windows… Disease checker: http://filippo.io/Heartbleed/ AC.
Reset Windows 7 password on 4 steps
Hello, 1 – Get access to the hard drive files: Use a windows installation disk and run on recovery tools the command prompt (or something like that) 2 – Go to windows folder (usually d:\windows\system32) and replace (backup first) “utilman.exe” … Continue reading
Posted in Basic Technical, Learned Today, Security
Tagged cmd, command, dos, net, net cmd, net command, password, recover, reset, skip login, users, windows, windows password
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Deserializing JSON on .NET
Hello, You can use the .Net classes that come with the framework “System.Web.Script.Serialization” that are a pain on the ass to understand. But if you do you can go with it… Should be something like: Dim serializer As New JavaScriptSerializer() … Continue reading
Posted in .Net Coding, Medium Technical
Tagged deserialize, deserialized, DeserializeObject, JavaScriptSerializer, json, Json.NET, net, serialized
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Baseband Fucked: a “working” fix for greyed out WIFI and Bluetooth on the iPhone
Hello, If you have this problem you can follow the “Apple official solution”; that is to reset your network settings, but…. To simple to work, don’t it? Or try the next one that is to restore your iPhone and update/reload … Continue reading
Posted in iOS, Medium Technical
Tagged 7.0.4, baseband, BBUpdaterExtreme, Bluetooth, btaddr, fix, greyed bluetooth, greyed wifi, ios, ipad, iphone, mac change, no signal, nvram, searching, wifi, wifiaddr
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How to run applications from console on the iPhone
Hello, If the application is a terminal application just do this: CD /Applications/Appname.app ./Appname But if the application is GUI application; you will need a Cydia package named “open”, so search for it on Cydia, install it, and then on … Continue reading
How to install .deb on the iPhone on SSH
Hello, Just send the file to your device and then run: dpkg -i nameofpackage.deb (Restart or re-spring maybe is needed…) Source: http://installpaidappsfree.blogspot.com.es/2013/02/how-to-install-deb-file-iphoneipodipad.html Regards, AC
Change the default traffic route on Windows
Hello, If you have multiple network cards, multiple connections to internet or you are using a VPN and you want that some of your traffic goes out by using a specific interface; then you will need the “route” command! As … Continue reading