Hidden Program in Windows 95

The Microsoft Programming Team Easter Egg

Is a program hidden in the heart of Windows 95. It shows us the names of each programmer built Windows 95. To view the easter egg, perform the following steps:

  1. Right-click at Desktop and choose New > Folder
  2. Give that folder a name: and now the moment you've all been waiting for
  3. Right-click that folder and choose Rename
  4. Rename the folder as we proudly present for your viewing pleasure
  5. Right-click the folder and choose Rename
  6. Rename the folder as The Microsoft Windows 95 Product Team!
  7. Open that folder by double-clicking it

Thin Line Between Hackers and Crackers

Take your time to read this article. Yes, there is a very thin line between these two terms. Many people really still using the wrong idea who must be called as a Hacker and who must be called as a Cracker.

Hacker Concept

At the first, you must remember this: Hacker is Programmer. And yes, you can now delete every single person who does ‘carding’ with no programming skills at all which has been there in your head acknowledged as hacker by yourself. When there is a thin line between Hacker and Cracker, then there is a very big, large, incredible thick line between Hacker and Carder.

A programmer is a person who uses two main ‘gadget’ of their own: language libraries and compilers. If you even unfamiliar with those two, then YOU ARE NOT A PROGRAMMER nor a Hacker. Being a Hacker means you are in some caste in society, but being a Carder means you are nothing but a deceiver.

So where is the point? Can we say that a Programmer must be a Hacker? Here we go: one thing that you need to advance from Programmer to Hacker: Imagination.

Hackers write programs to check the integrity of other programs. When a hacker creates program that can automatically check the security structure of a remote machine, this represents a desire to better what now exists.

Cracker Concept

While in contrast, Crackers rarely write their own programs. Instead, they borrow, beg, or even steal tools from others. They use these tools not to improve Internet security, but to subvert it. They have technique, perhaps, but seldom possess programming skills or imagination. They learn all the holes and may be exceptionally talented at practicing their dark arts, but they remain limited.

A true Cracker creates nothing and destroys musch. His chief pleasure comes from disrupting or otherwise adversely effecting the computer services of others.

Both of hacker and cracker are powerful forces on the Internet. Note this article in your mind. And later i’ll give you more. But remember, this is not about hacking and cracking. But this is about learning.

Drupal - Light Weight CMS

What is Drupal?

Drupal is a free software package that allows an individual or a community of users to easily publish, manage and organize a wide variety of content on a website. Tens of thousands of people and organizations are using Drupal to power scores of different web sites, including

  • Community web portals
  • Discussion sites
  • Corporate web sites
  • Intranet applications
  • Personal web sites or blogs
  • Aficionado sites
  • E-commerce applications
  • Resource directories
  • Social Networking sites

At least that is said in the official website of Drupal: Drupal.org. It’s open-source will be our main consideration ofcourse! Compared to Joomla! - other popular CMS- i would say that Drupal is more light. Just 3.23 MB versus 12.7 MB Joomla! installation files. They have the same powerfull things needed to build a website as you need.

Drupal is ready to go from the moment you download it. It even has an easy-to-use web installer! The built-in functionality, combined with dozens of freely available add-on modules, will enable features such as:

  • Content Management Systems
  • Blogs
  • Collaborative authoring environments
  • Forums
  • Peer-to-peer networking
  • Newsletters
  • Podcasting
  • Picture galleries
  • File uploads and downloads

and much more.

Drupal is open-source software distributed under the GPL (”GNU General Public License”) and is maintained and developed by a community of thousands of users and developers. If you like what Drupal promises for you, please work with us to expand and refine Drupal to suit your specific needs.

Technical Terms in Computer Networking

System Administrator

System administrator is any person charged with managing a network or any portion of a network. Sometimes, people might not realize that they are a system administrator. In small companies, for example, programming duties and system administration are sometimes assigned to a single person. Thus, this person is a general, all-purpose technician. They keep the system running, add new accounts, and basically perform any task required on a day-to-day basis. This, for your purposes, is a system administrator.

Hacker

The term hacker refers to programmers and not to those who unlawfully breach the security of systems. A hacker is any person who investigates the integrity and security of an operating system. Most commonly, these individuals are programmers. They usually have advanced knowledge of both hardware and software and are capable of rigging (or hacking) systems in innovative ways. Often, hackers determine new ways to utilize or implement a network, ways that software manufacturers had not expressly intended.

Cracker

A cracker is any individual who uses advanced knowledge of the Internet (or networks) to compromise network security. Historically, this activity involved cracking encrypted password files, but today, crackers employ a wide range of techniques. Hackers also sometimes test the security of networks, often with the identical tools and techniques used by crackers. To differentiate between these two groups on a trivial level, simply remember this: Crackers engage in such activities without authorization. As such, most cracking activity is unlawful, illegal, and therefore punishable by a term of imprisonment.

Security Specialist

A security specialist is anyone charged with securing one or more networks from attack. It is not necessary that they get paid for their services in order to qualify in this category. Some people do this as a hobby. If they do it, they are a specialist.

There is No Late to Learn

These are about learning. No late to learn, no late to know. Don’t care about your age nor lifespan. Just try to learn new things!