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Showing posts with label Awesome Collection. Show all posts

Short Keys for Windows XP

Windows Logo
Display or hide the Start menu
Windows Logo+BREAK
Display the System Properties dialog box

Collection of Sweet SMS

MERE SATHI MUJ KO CHOR CHALE
Mere Sathi Muj ko chor chale
 Me Tanha hun Akash tale
 Mere Sathi Mere Apne the

COMPUTER SHORT COMMANDS

RUN COMMANDS

Accessibility Controls = access.cpl
Add Hardware Wizard = hdwwiz.cpl
Add/Remove Programs = appwiz.cpl
Administrative Tools = control admintools
Automatic Updates = wuaucpl.cpl
Bluetooth Transfer Wizard = fsquirt
Calculator = calc

How to Hack into a Live Security Camera

          This is an interesting article. It is a sub-section of a Hacking Technique known as “Google Hacking”. All what we are looking at are unsecured cams from around the world that are interfaced with the internet. So how do you find such cameras. Just google these following strings and select any result. Whoa, you can see a live cam on your PC screen!! The strings are given below:

Cute Babies Twins


Family Of 10 with 8 Babies

Family Of 10 with 8 Babies

Philanthropy thriving in newly rich Singapore

Philanthropy thriving in newly rich Singapore SINGAPORE: If you want to smell like roses and help the world's less privileged people, part with some of that extra money and give it to Lee Poh Wah.

"Philanthropic money is like manure. It smells if you have too much of it in the bank," said the 40-year-old chief executive officer of the Lien Foundation, one of Singapore's most high-profile philanthropic organisations.

2,200-year-old gold coin found in Israel

2,200-year-old gold coin found in Israel JERUSALEM: A rare gold coin dating back more than two millennia to the year 191 BC has been found at a dig in northern Israel, the antiquities authority said on Wednesday.

"The coin is beautiful and in excellent preservation. It is the heaviest gold coin with the highest contemporary value of any coin ever found in an excavation in Israel," Dr Donald T. Ariel, head of the authority's coin department, said in a statement.
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