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Category Archives: Learned Today
Dump saved WIFI password from CMD
To dump some saved WIFI password on Windows just type: netsh wlan show profile name=[ssid] key=clear This will need a elevated command prompt and will also show other details that can be usefully on scripts, or similar… AC.
Posted in Basic Technical, Learned Today, Networking
Tagged netsh, wifi, windows, wlan
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WordPress – Get all posts where a meta key does not exist
Simple… $search_values[‘meta_query’] = array( ‘relation’ => ‘OR’, array( ‘key’ => ‘psychedelics’, //replace with the non existing field to query ‘compare’ => ‘NOT EXISTS’, ‘value’ => ” // Ignored, but needed to work… ), array( ‘key’ => ‘psychedelics’, //replace with the … Continue reading
Posted in Learned Today, Medium Technical, Wordpress
Tagged all, get, not exist, query, wordpress, wp
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OSx Advanced Search: Find + Grep
To find some text inside all types of files: find . -type f -exec grep -l “some text” {} + AC.
Posted in Basic Technical, Learned Today, Mac
Tagged files, find, grep, mac, osx, search
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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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Find a String on Windows – FINDSTR
Hello, If you are a Windows user and need to find a string on a very long txt file, welcome to findstring! I have years working with dos/windows and never heard about it… but is there! findstr “some string” bigfile.txt>filteredfile.txt … Continue reading
Posted in Learned Today, Medium Technical
Tagged dos, find string, FINDSTR, windows
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Bad Programming Techniques: Schlemiel the Painter’s algorithm
Hello, “Schlemiel has a job painting the dotted lines down the middle of a road. Each day, Schlemiel paints less than he painted the day before. When he is asked why, Schlemiel complains that it is because each day he … Continue reading
Posted in Highly Technical, Learned Today
Tagged Schlemiel
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Remove SSL Cert IIS
Hello, If you are trying to delete some expired or old certificate from your computer/server and even after doing that (on IE) is still showing some where, that means that is on your server cert store, so you must kill … Continue reading
Posted in Highly Technical, Learned Today
Tagged cert, https, plesk, remove, ssl
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c2c_service.exe
Hello, If you are annoyed for “c2c_service.exe” running on your PC, the only way to disable that is going to services, stop it and set it to disabled… (Because even if you set it to off on the Skype advanced … Continue reading
Burning one file on Vista/2008
Hello, I just found one error of Windows: If you want to burn just one file on a CD/DVD using the included Vista/2008 burning feature, it is just impossible… You have to include at least 2 files!!! (even if the … Continue reading
Posted in Learned Today, Nonsense Stuff
Tagged 2008, burning files, error, no files to burn, vista, windows
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Strict-Transport-Security
Hello, A very nice way to force HTTPS on all the pages of your site is adding the following header to the server responses on your site: Strict-Transport-Security=max-age=31536000; So after that if some user access some page of your site … Continue reading
Posted in Learned Today, Medium Technical
Tagged force https, force ssl, https, ssl, Strict-Transport-Security, sts
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