So You Want To Be A Hacker? Where To Begin? 80+ Best Free Hacking Tutorials

80+ Best Free Hacking Tutorials weather you want to be a white hat hacker or black hat hacker this is a worthy directory of tutorials to get you started. Form Dev or http://www.fromdev.com/ an application/software/website developers forum.

80+ Best Free Hacking Tutorials found here http://www.fromdev.com/2013/07/Hacking-Tutorials.html

How to write headlines for your blog to attract greater audience

Excellent blog post stating a technique for writing headlines to attract greater audience to your own online blog and forum chanmels.

http://www.suspense.net/profile.htm

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Your online profiles how to delete them what you can and what you can't.

Just delete me or http://justdelete.me/  is an invaluable resource it is a comprehensive directory of direct links to delete your account from web services

 

I think a few of my Facebook and Google+ friends have wondered how to delete or close down their account. This website has a lengthy list numbering in the100s. 100s of websites many of us use everyday. Curtailing an online membership weather it be a forum, social media account, blog whatever people have many reasons to remove what they can about themselves online this also details sites you cannot remove your digital footprint from there are many variants contained in this directory. Another great thing about this directory are the level of difficulty and information detailing the steps or how to do for reference.

 

 

However some listed here you can remove your digital footprint from but there is a number you cannot remove yourself from a question we commonly think after we have maybe made controversial posts against other web users views. From Amazon to Instragram to Zurker.

 

http://justdelete.me/

Chrome remote desktop makes its way onto android

Google  search engine giants flagship  Internet browser Chrome has launched a new feature "Remote Desktop"  via its Chrome browser which allows a smartphone running a Googles Android  app purchased off  Google play store the option of connecting to your work PCS remotely via the Internet on your Android smartphone. imagine being stuck in traffic on a a bus 30 min's late for work open chrome on your phone and connect via the chromes new app add on into your work PCS and carry on working as  though you were in the office and not stuck on a bus in traffic.

Similastandard and feature of Microsofts Enterprise Server "Remote Desktop" or RDP Microsofts software utilizing a method of connection that allows  a client to jump onto PCs Laptops and servers and jump hosts between servers in the corporate network or domin. Windows RDP has been the enterprise standard for a number of years now. 

http://www.extremetech.com/mobile/180817-chrome-remote-desktop-makes-its-way-onto-android

The End of XP

Got a massive project rolling out Windows 7 and new PCs at work at the moment. Windows XP the old stable version of windows will as of this month no longer supported by Microsoft should users continue to use XP from this month on they will run the risk of loosing security because  Microsoft will no longer be providing updates. XP was kept on because Windows Vista was a flop it didn't run many apps in the business world similar to the even older Windows ME with ME being the "Millennium Edition" another rush to the market belly flop for Microsoft. Why Windows 7 is being chosen by most of the business's doing upgrades away from XP is because its more secure and stable than the other options available. Even Windows 8 with it's touchscreen technology hasn't taken off in sales so far

It's a new job away from Managed Services and its contradicting management and time entry. I've secured an in house ICT role for a Business that sells trucks in NZ owned by the one and only Roger Penske. The NZ GM was happy with our work over last weekend when we rolled out 65 new Win 7 Dell PC's and Laptops. I'm traveling to Australia next month all expenses paid to assist our roll out to the divisions over there we have a further +250 machines ready to deploy. I am 42 years old this is the first time I've ever left NZ. I've only been with this company for 3 weeks. Here is a picture of the cartons after we deployed weekend last weekend in the HQ office.

Handy data recovery tool found on trademe

People out there that have owned computers at least 3 or 4 of them will have been horrified when the computers would no longer turn on or did turn on but couldn't get through the initial boot up or logon screens the first thing that goes through their head "what about the family pics" or " that's got 3 years of study notes" how do I retrieve my lost data.
Now those working in the industry will get from time to time a homer job (family, friends, seldom heard from friends, usually done for love not money) required to achieve the task of data retrieval from a "dead puter".

My workaround/fix for this was to get an empty external HDD case IDE or SATA and insert a HDD in to the casing connect it up plug into the USB we all love and know right click copy to destination. IT geeks usually have a broken external drive lying around available and with a screwdriver hey presto there is your data and remember broken external drives are a factor in the industry full of habitual copyright theft. Some out there will know what I mean.

I was surfing www.trademe.co.nz  the other day and found listed a hot (swappable with out a reboot or reconnect via USB port) dock accommodating SATA and IDE HDDs plus of course being a mini USB 1 and 2 hub along with all the memory card slots as well for $30. Cool I thought I clicked buy now and paid immediate it went to tender to other watchers 20mins later, which worried me as I'd just forked out $30NZD for my new dock and wanted it yesterday. It was pointed out by a friend later who is better dated on trademe than me explained they have a warehouse full and they are simply posting yours anyway but trying to sell another without more trademe fees, oh I thought as the penny dropped.

Ok so 3 days later it showed up in the snail mail it had come via an Asian outfit all good I  thought until I could not get the IDE port to detect any IDE HDD. I spent an afternoon trying their unheard of apps supplied on CD with dock. It just didn't work so disgruntled I emailed the company a complaint you know what 2 days later another showed via snail mail and with a self addressed courier envelope to return the first one.

Anyway I plugged the second one in and IDE detected HDD as it should have been was awesome a good $30 spent as its proved its self worthwhile since. Data recovery was a always an expensive service and still is but its great to see stuff like this more and more available cheaper and cheaper.

Ultra fast broadband contractors walk out

NZ Contractors walk out over non payment this rollout is a government pledge with NZ  contractors many "mum and dad" operators or sub-contractors  unpaid for work done. The boasting of no cash flow problems by the main management or cash merchants from Australia who had a good week $62mil profit annoucement on the Aussie stock market NZ minister Anne Tolley seeking clarification.

Not a good turning of events for NZ subscribers why wasn't NZ management of contractors used instead of bringing in foreign experts.  NZ has extensive labourers management companies government pledge funds available to do this work even if there was a shortage at the end of the day we are still taking longer than first set. Not very good business planning here I think by the government. NZ subscribers and workers have to wait again.

Stuff article below.
http://www.stuff.co.nz/business/industries/9126951/Broadband-contractors-walk-off-job