You feel excited to learn computer languages

Then you are at the right place. Computer languages are most fun thing you have ever seen. Use this excellent languages and have a nice future...

How computer can help you?

I will ask how it can not? From the latest trend of social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter to the extended use of computer in our house hold devices. You can be benefited from computer in the every aspect of life.

What web technology?

It is the blessings of web technology, that brings you here and you are reading my post now. Strange huh!! Not at all. Use my web technology tutorials and understand, how they can help you for better marketing and advertising systems.

How Mobile technology can help us?

You have answer right? I know. But in my tutorials I will cover some unique features that may add some information in your hard disk too. Sounds good? Check them...

Computer and future

Yes that is the most important question to me. What is next? What is going to be the next big thing for us? Well I will answer them in my blog. Check the corresponding section..

Friday, November 30, 2012

How to hide secret files without software?

Hello my Blog readers,
How are you all. I was wonder other day that how we can hide our data secretly. Well there are many software available, and even I posted few tricks here also. But today I am going to post a very new way to hide your data. You can use this cool tricks with your friends also, everybody will be clueless. Lets do it.

1) First download WinRar. If you have then you just add all the files that you want to hide. And save it by any name you want. For our example lets say my file name is "Hide.rar". Dont worry, name is not a big issue here.

2) Now get any image you want. You can use any harmless image you want. You even can use popular wallpapers like Celebrity, sports person anything you love. Free site to download http://www.wallpapers.com/
For our example lets say our image file name is "Myimage.jpg"

3) Now keep them in C:\ drive.

4) Open CMD application from Star t-->All programs --> Accessories --> Command Prompt

5) Now type following commands.
cd\
copy/b Myimage.jpg+Hide.rar Goodimage.jpg

Done. You just a new image that has your favorite image and your secret rar file.

Now you will ask, what the heck, where is my file? it is olny an image, even it is opening in image view file. How can I get my data back?

Very simple, just open your WinRar application and open this "Goodimage.jpg" file. You will see all your hidden files there.


Have a great time. Friends.
I appreciate your comments and if you become my followers in here. Share this with your friends.

Debarghya Mukherjee

Monday, November 26, 2012

The Secret Program to make my computer talk !!



Hello my blog readers,
How are you all. It is winter in Kolkata now. I was in my Laptop yesterday night and was feeling so lazy. I was thinking what if my computer speaks for me. Huh!! I searched in net and got many costly software that can do my job. Then I thought why not make some cool program that will translate my text to voice and free. Here is my codes, enjoy your free tools of voice converter.

Steps:
1:- Open your Notepad and just copy and paste the following code. You can use any other text editing tool for this. Just make sure that your codes are written in proper order.


Dim message, sapi
message=InputBox("What your computer will speak?","Free Text To Voice Converter")
Set sapi=CreateObject("sapi.spvoice")
sapi.Speak message



2:- Ohhh you just did the toughest part. Now save the notepad file with the name Voice_Translator.vbs on Desktop. Make sure that your file extension is ".vbs". Default extension of Notepad in ".txt" change it to ".vbs". 

3:- We are ready to run our awesome tool and impress our friends. Just ouble click on "Voice_Translator.vbs" file type your text in the box and then click ok and computer speak now.

Have Fun and stay tune with my blog, more fun tricks will come soon. :)

Monday, November 12, 2012

You own Game building Software


Kodu is a visual programming language suitable to teach kids the basic of programming and to train their creativity. In today’s lesson, we will build a simple game that we can use as an introduction to Kodu.

The Building Blocks of Kodu

The world of Kodu consist of programmable objects where we can attach a behavioral script into each object that we place on the Kodu landscape.
Kodu’s programming language is a simple icon based programming user interface where the language are broken down into pages and rules.
Kodu has a list of built in behavior that we can attach to an object to make them move around, shoot objects, and perform incredible combat move with one another.
Microsoft Kodu Game Lab has a series of ‘Getting Started’ video that is very useful for beginners to understand the basic of Kodu Programming.

Navigating Around the World of Kodu

Here is a simple Kodu world that consist of trees and a motorcycle. The motorcycle is programmed to always wander the terrain and it should avoid any tree on its path.
Let’s add more more objects on the landscape and have the motorcycle chase and shoot them.
A wisp is one of the many characters we can create in Kodu.
The wisp will move around a designated path, and Kodu will spawn another wisp when it’s health reaches zero.

Classroom Exercises

To prepare for the lesson instructors need to install Kodu and download our Microsoft Kodu Classroom Kit into Kodu’s import folder: ‘C:\Users\[user name]\Documents\SavedGames\Boku\Player1\Imports\’. Kodu will automatically import the game when we load the game from the main menu.
Note: Instructors need to unzip the file to get the Kodu game file
Begin the class by opening the world and ask the students to observe the motorcycle and the wisp behavior. The explanation might be something like ‘the wisp is the enemy’ because the game keep on regenerating the ‘wisp’ when the motorcycle destroys it.
Now open the wisp or the motorcycle program and ask the students to relate the wisp behavior with the code. After the student successfully explain the code, ask volunteers to modify the code for the following set of behaviors.
When appropriate have the students to modify the code for each objects and explain why their solutions does not work.
  • Add Trees or modify their colour
  • Adjust the wisp’s behaviour so that it produces a coin when the motorcycle destroys the wisp.
  • Program the motorcycle to eat the coin to increase the game score
  • Reverse the role of the wisp and the motorcycle by having the wisp destroying the motorcycle
That’s all there is to it. Enjoy!

Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Google underwater street view


A new partnership between mapping giant Google and The Catlin Seaview Survey, a major scientific study of the world’s reefs, allows you to surf through the world’s oceans with the first underwater panoramas in Google Maps.The company has updated its Street View feature to incorporate the amazing images of the Great Barrier Reef, Hanauma Bay in Hawaii, and other sites in Australia, the Philippines and more.“Whether you’re a marine biologist, an avid scuba diver or a landlocked landlubber, we encourage you to dive in and explore the ocean with Google Maps,” wrote Brian McClendon, vice president of Google Maps and Earth, in a blog post unveiling the new feature.He called the new images “the next step in our quest to provide people with the most comprehensive, accurate and usable map of the world.”A cruise through the new art work reveals stunning sights: a sea turtle swimming among a school of fisha manta ray adrift, and the reef at sunset. Or visit the entire collection and choose a virtual destination yourself.The images were captured with a specially designed underwater camera, the Catlin Seaview SVII. It takes rapid-fire 360-degree images every 3 seconds while traveling at a speed of approximately 2.5 miles per hour. Images are then stitched together and published online to create the virtual dive, the company explains.There are currently only two SVII’s in in the world, according to the Seaview Survey. One is named Sylvia after oceanographer, aquanaut and author Sylvia Earle, the second Ron after the legendary shark photographer Ron Taylor.

Saturday, September 15, 2012

FBI's Cyber Crime Agents hacking Computers: Report

A hacker group said to be AntiSec claimed that they hacked a computer of Federal Bureau of Investigation's Agent inside the office of the department that was located in New York.
Furthermore, it was claimed by a member of AntiSec that they have retrieved some personal data from the computer of agent. According to the hackers group the file was taken into account during the month of march via Java software.

AntiSec group claimed they got unique device identifiers that are known as UDIDS. By exposing a Java vulnerability and clicking a folder that was on special agent's desktop in his laptop, who's an employee of FBI's regional cyber action and evidence response team.

AntiSec said it got the unique device identifiers, or UDIDs, by exploiting a Java vulnerability and accessing a desktop folder on the laptop of a special agent who worked with the FBI's regional cyber action and evidence response teams in New York. The hacked ids are series of numbers and letters assigned to apple devices such as Iphones, Ipads, Ipods etc. These ids are used by software developers to track the activity of an app used.

The most interesting part was that FBI denied being hacked as they tweeted as, "We never had info in question. Bottom Line: TOTALLY FALSE."
"The FBI is aware of published reports alleging that an FBI laptop was compromised and private data regarding Apple UDIDs was exposed," the agency said in a statement Tuesday afternoon.
 "At this time, there is no evidence indicating that an FBI laptop was compromised or that the FBI either sought or obtained this data."

But the truth is that 1 million iOS device IDS are leaked and sold, after this hacking task successfully performed by AntiSec. AntiSec hacker group claims to have accessed 12 million unique device identifiers on FBI computer

Thursday, September 6, 2012

How to distribute a Virus to your friends Computer

Hello My dear readers,
Many student of mine asked me that how we can distribute a virus to our friends computer. Well it is not easy and in other way it is very easy if you use this technique.
Here are the steps

1) Use some free hosting sites like http://www.mediafire.com/. Then upload your virus file.




2) Now open http://tinyurl.com/. You can use this as your trick maker.




3) Now copy this http://tinyurl.com/yourlink to your Facebook page. Your friends will click and the virus will be downloaded to there computer. You also send it using your email

How to rename recycle bin


How to rename recycle bin

Many of you asked me to how to hack windows Registry hacks. Lets start with "How to rename recyclebin"

You can rename recycle bin by following method:


1-Click Start menu > Run > and type “regedit” (without quotes), to run Windows Registry Editor
2- Find and go to following “HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT/CLSID/{645FF040-5081-101B-9F08-00AA002F954E}”
3- Change the name "Recycle Bin" to whatever you want

Warning: You can damage your windows if you edit Registry wrong. So Take a backup.

Wednesday, September 5, 2012

Track an unknown mobile number today


All mobile phone numbers are 10 digits long. The way to split the numbers is defined in the National Numbering Plan 2003 as XXXX-NNNNNN where XXXX is the Network operator,NNNNNN is the subscriber numbers.
Mobile Telephone Numbering System: 9xxx series
90 Series91 Series92 Series
Tata Indicom
CDMA
93 Series
Reliance Comm.
CDMA
94 Series
BSNL CellOne
GSM
95 Series96 Series97 Series98 Series99 Series
9000ATAP9100LMAP9200MP9300MP9400KL9500ATTN9600ATTN9700ACAP9800ATWB9900ATKA
9001ATRJ9101LMAS9201MP9301MP9401AS9501ATPB9601ATGJ9701ATAP9801ATBR9901ATKA
9002ATWB9102LMBR9202MP9302MP9402NE9502ATAP9602ATRJ9702IDMU9802DCHR9902ATKA
9003ATTN9103LMDL9203MP9303MP9403MH9503ATMH9603IDAP9703VFAP9803DCPB9903ATKO
9004ATMU9104LMMP9204BR9304BR9404MH9504ACBR9604IDMH9704ATAP9804ACKO9904IDGJ
9005ATUE9105LMHR9205JK9305UE9405MH9505IDAP9605IDKL9705IDAP9805ATHP9905RGBR
9006ATBR9106LMHP9206NE9306JK9406MP9506IDUE9606RCNE9706VFAS9806ACMP9906ATJK
9007ATKO9107LMJK9207AS9307UE9407MP9507IDBR9607RCAS9707RGAS9807ACUE9907RGMP
9008ATKA9108LMKA9208UE9308BR9408GJ9508RGAS9608RGBR9708IDBR9808DCUW9908ATAP
9009IDMP9109LMKL9209MH9309RJ9409GJ9509RGRJ9609VFWB9709VFBR9809ACKL9909VFGJ
9010IDAP9110LMKO9210DL9310DL9410UW9510RGGJ9610VFRJ9710ACCH9810ATDL9910ATDL
9011IDMH9111LMMP9211DL9311DL9411UW9511ETMH9611ATKA9711VFDL9811VFDL9911IDDL
9012IDUW9112LMMH9212DL9312DL9412UW9512ETGJ9612ATNE9712VFGJ9812IDHR9912IDAP
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Mobile Telephone Numbering System: 8xxx series
80 Series81 Series82 Series83 Series84 Series85 Series86 Series87 Series88 Series89 Series
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8052VFUE81528252RGBR8352845285528652IDMH875288528952ATNE
8053VFHR8153825383538453MTKA8553ACKA865387538853AT8953ATUE
8054VFPB8154825483548454855486548754ATTN88548954VFUE
8055RGMH8155825583558455855586558755ATUW8855UNMH8955RGRJ
8056ATTN815682568356845685568656875688568956RGMH
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8058IDRJ815882588358VFMP845885588658ATOR87588858UNUE8958IDUW
8059IDHR815982598359VFMP84598559865987598859VFUW8959IDMP
80608160826083608460TDGJ8560866087608860VFDL8960TDUE
806181618261836184618561866187618861ATKA8961TDKO
806281628262836284628562866287628862UNMH8962TDMP
8063816382638363846385638663876388638963
8064816482648364846485648664876488648964
80658165826583658465856586658765CGUE88658965
8066TDKA81668266836684668566ACPB86668766RCRJ8866TDGJ8966
806781678267836784678567ACPB866787678867TDKA8967ATWB
806881688268DCMU836884688568ACPB86688768VFWB88688968ATPB
806981698269DCMP836984698569ACPB86698769ATRJ88698969ATBR
8070817082708370VFMP84708570867087708870ATTN8970IDKA
80718171ATUW8271UNBR837184718571867187718871TDMP8971ATKA
807281728272837284728572867287728872IDPB8972ATWB
807381738273837384738573867387738873IDBR8973ACTN
807481748274837484748574ACUE867487748874VFUE8974ATNE
807581758275CGMH837584758575ACNE867587758875VFRJ8975IDMH
807681768276837684768576867687768876VFAS8976TDMH
80778177UNMH8277837784778577867787778877VFBR8977TDAP
807881788278837884788578867887788878VFMP8978ATAP
807981798279837984798579867987798879VFMU8979ATUW
8080RGMU8180UNMH82808380848085808680IDTN87808880RGKA8980VFGJ
8081RGUE818182818381848185818681IDTN87818881RGUW8981TDKO
8082LMMU818282828382848285828682IDTN87828882RGDL8982TDMP
8083ACBR818382838383UNMU84838583868387838883ACTN8983TDMH
8084ATBR8184828483848484UNMH8584868487848884VFKA8984TDOR
8085ATMP81858285ACDL83858485UNMH8585VFDL8685VFDL87858885TDAP8985CGAP
8086VFKL81868286ACMU838684868586VFDL8686ACAP87868886VFAP8986CGBR
8087TDMH81878287RGDL8387848785878687RGUE878788878987CGBR
8088RGKA818882888388848885888688RGAP87888888IDMH8988CGHP
8089TDKL8189828983898489VFTN8589868987898889IDMP8989CGMP
8090TDUE819082908390VFMH84908590RGKL86908790ATAP8890ATRJ8990CGMP
8091TDHP81918291UNMU83918491859186918791TDUW8891TDKL8991CGMH
8092TDBR81928292ATBR83928492859286928792T24KA8892ACKA8992CGPB
8093TDOR81938293TDWB83938493859386938793TDMH8893RGKL8993CGRJ
8094VFRJ81948294ATBR839484948594869487948894ATHP8994CGTN
8095VFKA81958295ATHR839584958595RCDL8695RGTN8795VFUE8895CGOR8995CGUW
8096IDAP81968296UNKO83968496859686968796ACMH8896ACUE8996CGUW
8097TDMU8197ATKA82978397849785978697VFWB8797TDBR8897ATAP8997ATRJ
8098VFTN81988298VFBR8398849885988698VFMH87988898ACMU8998
8099RGAP819982998399849985998699TDPB8799RCUE8899RGUW8999ATMU
Mobile Telephone Numbering System: 7xxx series
70 Series71 Series72 Series73 Series74 Series75 Series76 Series77 Series78 Series79 Series
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70017101720173017401ACCH7501TDWB7601770178017901
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700371037203730374037503ACDL7603770378037903
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700671067206TDHR7306740675067606770678067906
700771077207T24AP7307RLPB740775077607ATUE77077807STHP7907
700871087208TDMU73087408VFUE7508VFPB76087708ATTN7808STBR7908
700971097209TDBR73097409750976097709ATMH7809STOR7909
7010711072107310741075107610771078107910
70117111721173117411TIKA75117611771178117911
7012711272127312741275127612MP771278127912
7013711372137313741375137613771378137913
701471147214731474147514761477147814RCPB7914
70157115721573157415TIMP75157615771578157915
70167116721673167416TIAP75167616771678167916
70177117721773177417VGUW75177617771778177917
70187118721873187418TICH75187618771878187918
70197119721973197419RCMH75197619771978197919
702071207220732074207520RCUW7620RGMH772078207920
7021712172217321742175217621772178217921
7022712272227322742275227622772278227922
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702771277227732774277527762777277827RGDL7927
70287128722873287428RCDL7528762877287828RGMP7928
70297129722973297429RCKL7529762977297829VFKA7929
703071307230733074307530763077307830VFUW7930
7031713172317331743175317631VFBR773178317931
7032713272327332743275327632773278327932
7033713372337333743375337633773378337933
7034713472347334743475347634773478347934
70357135723573357435753576357735RGOR78357935
70367136723673367436753676367736TDKL78367936
70377137723773377437753776377737TDRJ7837VFPB7937
70387138723873387438753876387738ATMU7838VFDL7938
70397139723973397439RCKO75397639VFTN7739ATBR7839CGUE7939
7040714072407340744075407640774078407940
7041714172417341744175417641774178417941
70427142724273427442754276427742ATRJ7842VGAP7942
7043714372437343744375437643774378437943
7044714472447344744475447644774478447944
704571457245734574457545764577457845VGTN7945
7046714672467346744675467646774678467946
7047714772477347744775477647774778477947
7048714872487348744875487648774878487948
704971497249734974497549VFBR7649774978497949
705071507250ATBR7350IDMH745075507650775078507950
7051715172517351745175517651775178517951
7052715272527352IDBR745275527652775278527952
7053715372537353IDKA745375537653775378537953
7054715472547354745475547654IDBR775478547954
7055715572557355745575557655775578557955
7056715672567356745675567656775678567956
7057715772577357745775577657775778577957
7058715872587358745875587658775878587958
705971597259ATKA7359745975597659775978597959
70607160726073607460756076607760ATKA7860IDUE7960
7061716172617361746175617661776178617961
7062716272627362746275627662776278627962
7063716372637363746375637663776378637963
7064716472647364746475647664776478647964
7065716572657365746575657665VFRJ776578657965
706671667266736674667566VFMP7666RGMU776678667966
706771677267736774677567VFGJ7667RGCH776778677967
706871687268736874687568ATRJ7668RGUE776878687968
706971697269736974697569RGAP766977697869ATMP7969
707071707270737074707570767077707870UNBR7970
707171717271737174717571767177717871UNTN7971
707271727272737274727572767277727872VFWB7972
7073717372737373ACTN74737573767377737873VFOR7973
7074717472747374747475747674777478747974
707571757275TDUE737574757575767577757875VFMH7975
707671767276TDMH7376CGUE747675767676RGKA77767876RGHR7976
707771777277ACBR7377IDOR747775777677RGBR77777877RGRJ7977
707871787278ACKO737874787578767877787878RGGJ7978
7079717972797379VFUE74797579CGUW7679RGWB77797879RGMP7979
7080718072807380748075807680778078807980
7081718172817381748175817681778178817981
7082718272827382748275827682778278827982
70837183728373837483RCKA75837683778378837983
7084718472847384748475847684778478847984
7085718572857385UNMH748575857685778578857985
7086718672867386UNAP748675867686778678867986
7087718772877387ATMH74877587CGMP7687778778877987
7088718872887388ATUE7488RCBR7588CGMH7688778878887988
7089718972897389ATMP7489RCMP7589CGPB7689778978897989
709071907290739074907590769077907890IDKO7990
709171917291739174917591769177917891IDRJ7991
7092719272927392749275927692779278927992
709371937293ACKL739374937593769377937893ATAP7993
709471947294739474947594769477947894ATOR7994
70957195729573957495759576957795TDKA7895ATUW7995
7096719672967396UNAP749675967696TDPB779678967996
709771977297739774977597CGRJ7697IDMP7797VFWB7897ATUE7997
709871987298ACJK7398UNUE7498RCMU7598CGTN7698IDGJ7798VFMH7898ATMP7998
709971997299ACCH7399ACAS7499RCUE7599CGUW7699IDWB7799VFAP7899UNKA7999
Telecom Circles
APAndhra Pradesh Telecom Circle.
ASAssam Telecom Circle.
BRBihar & Jharkhand Telecom Circle.
CHChennai Metro Telecom Circle (includes Chennai, MEPZ & Mahabalipuram).
DLDelhi Metro Telecom Circle (includes NCR, Faridabad, Ghaziabad, Gurgaon & Noida).
GJGujarat Telecom Circle (includes Daman & Diu, Dadra & Nagar Haveli).
HPHimachal Pradesh Telecom Circle.
HRHaryana Telecom Circle (excludes Faridabad, Gurgaon & Panchkula).
JKJammu & Kashmir Telecom Circle.
KLKerala Telecom Circle (includes Lakshadweep).
KAKarnataka Telecom Circle.
KOKolkata Metro Telecom Circle (includes parts of Howrah, Hooghly, North & South 24 Parganas and Nadia Districts).
MHMaharashtra Telecom Circle (includes Goa but excludes Mumbai, Navi Mumbai & Kalyan).
MPMadhya Pradesh & Chhattisgarh Telecom Circle.
MUMumbai Metro Telecom Circle (includes Navi Mumbai & Kalyan)
NENorth East India Telecom Circle (includes Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Manipur and Tripura).
OROrissa Telecom Circle.
PBPunjab Telecom Circle (includes Chandigarh & Panchkula).
RJRajasthan Telecom Circle.
TNTamil Nadu Telecom Circle (excludes CH Chennai, MEPZ, Mahabalipuram & Minjur and includes Pondicherry except Yanam & Mahe).
UEUttar Pradesh (East) Telecom Circle.
UWUttar Pradesh (West) & Uttarakhand Telecom Circle (excludes Ghaziabad & Noida).
WBWest Bengal Telecom Circle (includes Andaman & Nicobar, Sikkim excludes Calcutta Telecom District).
ZZCustomer Care (All Over India).
Network Operators and related corporations
ACAIRCELAircel Ltd.
ATAIRTELBharti Airtel Ltd.
CCCELLONE CDMABharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd.
CGCELLONE GSMBharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd.
DCDATACOMNow renamed as Videocon Mobile Services.
DPDOLPHINMahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd.
ETETISALATGetting into the market as Cheers Mobile.
IDIDEAIdea Cellular Ltd.
LMLOOP MOBILELoop Telecom Ltd.
MTMTS CDMASistema Shyam TeleServices Ltd.
PGPING CDMAHFCL Infotel Ltd.
RCRELIANCE CDMAReliance Communication Ltd.
RGRELIANCE GSMReliance Communication Ltd.
SPSPICESpice Communications Limited.
STS TELS Tel Pvt. Ltd.
T24T24 (BIG BAZAAR)TATA Teleservices Ltd. (Franchisee model)
TDTATA DOCOMOTATA Teleservices Ltd.
TITATA INDICOMTATA Teleservices Ltd.
UNUNINORTelenor Unitech Ltd.
VCVIRGIN MOBILE CDMATATA Teleservices Ltd. (Franchisee model)
VGVIRGIN MOBILE GSMTATA Teleservices Ltd. (Franchisee model)
VFVODAFONEVodafone Essar Ltd.