UserName: EAV-13924547
PassWord: u72k74hv45
UserName: EAV-13137143
PassWord: uda2ff285
UserName: EAV-13900374
PassWord: wabtbj334j
UserName: EAV-13900375
PassWord: sr4h7kcjdx
UserName: EAV-13900376
PassWord: 5wbp6dcs5d
UserName: EAV-13902518
PassWord: bw6huxjet8
UserName: EAV-13902522
PassWord: 8xmrnduhbw
UserName: EAV-13902523
PassWord: 4fdfhe62mc
UserName: EAV-13902524
PassWord: emmmf767cs
UserName: EAV-13803191
PassWord: 7mu7de44j6
Thursday, April 23, 2009
Nod32 usernames, April 20, 2009
UserName: EAV-13924547
PassWord: u72k74hv45
UserName: EAV-13137143
PassWord: uda2ff285
UserName: EAV-13900374
PassWord: wabtbj334j
UserName: EAV-13900375
PassWord: sr4h7kcjdx
UserName: EAV-13900376
PassWord: 5wbp6dcs5d
UserName: EAV-13902518
PassWord: bw6huxjet8
UserName: EAV-13902522
PassWord: 8xmrnduhbw
UserName: EAV-13902523
PassWord: 4fdfhe62mc
UserName: EAV-13902524
PassWord: emmmf767cs
UserName: EAV-13803191
PassWord: 7mu7de44j6
PassWord: u72k74hv45
UserName: EAV-13137143
PassWord: uda2ff285
UserName: EAV-13900374
PassWord: wabtbj334j
UserName: EAV-13900375
PassWord: sr4h7kcjdx
UserName: EAV-13900376
PassWord: 5wbp6dcs5d
UserName: EAV-13902518
PassWord: bw6huxjet8
UserName: EAV-13902522
PassWord: 8xmrnduhbw
UserName: EAV-13902523
PassWord: 4fdfhe62mc
UserName: EAV-13902524
PassWord: emmmf767cs
UserName: EAV-13803191
PassWord: 7mu7de44j6
April 19, 2006 Nod32 Usernames
UserName: EAV-13850048
PassWord: 8t6wceud5b
UserName: EAV-13837578
PassWord: h46tnthuwk
UserName: EAV-13826919
PassWord: 2bfv7r2wnr
UserName: EAV-13826929
PassWord: hcvshn858x
UserName: EAV-13900348
PassWord: bsjexp862h
UserName: EAV-13900350
PassWord: 262swa8ked
UserName: EAV-13900373
PassWord: k44mcs3uc5
UserName: EAV-13900365
PassWord: apnmvn4ctr
UserName: EAV-13839944
PassWord: v6jmav7rpu
UserName: EAV-12769190
PassWord: s2p8dhu236
PassWord: 8t6wceud5b
UserName: EAV-13837578
PassWord: h46tnthuwk
UserName: EAV-13826919
PassWord: 2bfv7r2wnr
UserName: EAV-13826929
PassWord: hcvshn858x
UserName: EAV-13900348
PassWord: bsjexp862h
UserName: EAV-13900350
PassWord: 262swa8ked
UserName: EAV-13900373
PassWord: k44mcs3uc5
UserName: EAV-13900365
PassWord: apnmvn4ctr
UserName: EAV-13839944
PassWord: v6jmav7rpu
UserName: EAV-12769190
PassWord: s2p8dhu236
Sunday, April 12, 2009
AI Shougi

TOKYO--Marvelous Interactive's A.I. Series Shougi for the PSP seems to be a pretty standard Shougi game, albeit with a number of nifty features that makes it worth playing on a portable device. For those unfamiliar with the concept, Shougi is best explained as Japanese chess, since it is played with pieces that move around similarly to pawns, bishops, and other chess pieces. Of course, there are a number of differences, including that fact that a Shougi board is nine squares by nine squares, the fact that you can "queen" all your pieces, and the fact that you can use the pieces that you've captured from your opponent. A.I. Series Shougi features standard Shougi gameplay, as well as a number of twists.
Rapidshare Links
http://rapidshare.com/files/215994334/psp_aishougi_jap.rar
Password is: metal-forever
Note: Japan version only
AI Mahjong

Marvelous Interactive brings new challenges to the world of gaming with their new Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) series of games! A.I. Mahjong lets players test their skills against three game-controlled opponents, as well as fast-paced interactive wireless play with friends!
Rapidshare Links
http://rapidshare.com/files/215992977/psp_aimahj_jap.rar
Password is: metal-forever
Note:Japan version only
AI Igo

Rapidshare Links
http://rapidshare.com/files/215992402/psp_aigo_jap.rar
Password is: games-forever
Note:This is japan version only
After Burner: Black Falcon

This arcade-style flight game combines intensive air combat with a multitude of explosions that allow gamers to relive the experience of the classic After Burner arcade game. In addition to the in-depth customization of 19 officially licensed military planes, gamers can compete against friends via ad-hoc in a variety of multiplayer modes as well as fly solo in a story-rich single-player campaign.
Rapidshare Links
http://rapidshare.com/files/215989518/psp_frbrrbkfcn_usa.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/215990119/psp_frbrrbkfcn_usa.part2.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/215991166/psp_frbrrbkfcn_usa.part3.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/215991096/psp_frbrrbkfcn_usa.part4.rar
Password is: games-forever
Adventure Player

A unique piece of software from FromSoftware, Adventure Player is creator software for gamers to make and trade story-based 'Play Novel" adventure games with full graphic components. Create interactive stories, create images to go along with the story, and trade adventures with friends to play on their PSP with a Memory Stick Duo. A number of classic FromSoft adventures have also been converted to text as a sample for gamers to play through.
Rapidshare Links
http://rapidshare.com/files/215985712/psp_advplay_jap.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/215986235/psp_advplay_jap.part2.rar
Password is: metal-forever
Note: This is japan version
Activision Hits Remixed

Gamers can be a flying ace, a race car champion, a tennis star and a space pioneer all in one afternoon. That's right. Feathered hair, one-hit wonders and the golden age of video games are back. Activision Hits Remixed lets players relive the dawn of home console gaming while on the go by delivering over 40 of the biggest Atari 2600 titles such as Pitfall, Kaboom!, Chopper Command, Stampede, Keystone Kapers to the PSP (PlayStation Portable) system. With multi-player support, WiFi functionality enables players to game together, either by alternating turns or simultaneously, and a Game Shared feature allows two friends to play together using only one copy of the game. Activision Hits Remixed also features a rocking themed soundtrack, modernized front-end graphics and a host of retro unlockables.
Rapidshare Links
http://rapidshare.com/files/215983595/psp_atvsnhtrmxd_eur.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/215984443/psp_atvsnhtrmxd_eur.part2.rar
Password is :games-forever
Aces of War (PSP)

It seems that flight simulators have become all the rage on the dear little handheld. What with Flight Academy, Ace Combat, After Burner and the forthcoming Heatseaker there is a decent amount of choice. But all of those concentrate on modern warfare, where kills can be made from a mile away with a missile. Dog fighting is a distant memory with many such games. So enter Aces of War. A World War II based flight sim that promises to let you fly in 20 authentic aircraft across historically accurate campaigns.
Rapidshare Links
http://rapidshare.com/files/215981095/aces.of.war.psp.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/215981984/aces.of.war.psp.part2.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/215981997/aces.of.war.psp.part3.rar
Password is: games-forever
Install 5 operating systems in a single hard drive
This might be a bit tricky for those who are new to installing operating systems and partitioning hard drive.
But you might wonder why do we need this many operating systems when all we really need is one? well, it is a matter of choice, I, being a computer geek, I find it useful to test my programs and systems on different operating systems.
Here's how:
1. First, partition you're hard drive and distribute the spaces evenly or as to you're preference. I distributed the spaces in my 160Gb Samsung HDD like this, for my XP SP3, I allocated 41Gb, for Vista SP1, I allocated only 20Gb, for my Windows 7 beta, I allocated 10Gb, for ubuntu 8.10, only 4Gb and for my Server 2003, I allocated just 11Gb and the rest of the spaces is allocated for my files,music and videos. :)
Here is a screenshot:

2. Install your first operating system. I installed Windows 7 Beta first since Windows 7 Beta will likely be removed once the RTM is released.

Just following the instructions on how to install windows 7 or search google on How to install Windows 7
3. Install your second operating system. I installed Ubuntu 8.10 since installing linux is the trickiest and most prone to errors.
-- screenshot of ubuntu desktop
And please note that, instead of (hd#) (in our example it was (hd0), but it may be different on your machine) we're going to use /dev/sda1 - the partition we installed Ubuntu to.
You can determine this number by looking at the drive Ubuntu is installed to in the on-screen text (as in the screenshot above) to get the sd* value, then suffix it with the partition number (starting from 1). So if it says sdb and it's the second partiton on the drive, enter /dev/sdb2 at that prompt.

4. Install your third operating system, I installed Windows XP since installing XP is second to the longest install time.

Just following the instructions on how to install windows XP or search google on How to install Windows XP
5. Install your forth operating system, I installed Server 2003 since it automatically dual boot Windows XP and Windows Server 2003.

6. Install the final operating system, I installed Windows Vista since it is the only operating system supported by EasyBCD. Installing Vista is as easy as ABC :)
-- screenshot of windows vista
7. Now fixing the boot record, download a copy of EasyBCD then add the Ubuntu 8.10 by going to Add/Remove Entries then selecting the drive with Linux File System in it. Then click add entry.
8. Reboot.
That's it! Enjoy! :)
PS:
I assumed that you have already knowledge on how to format and create partitions. This isn't actually a detailed tutorial for beginners but you can get the idea on how to create a multi boot system.
But you might wonder why do we need this many operating systems when all we really need is one? well, it is a matter of choice, I, being a computer geek, I find it useful to test my programs and systems on different operating systems.
Here's how:
1. First, partition you're hard drive and distribute the spaces evenly or as to you're preference. I distributed the spaces in my 160Gb Samsung HDD like this, for my XP SP3, I allocated 41Gb, for Vista SP1, I allocated only 20Gb, for my Windows 7 beta, I allocated 10Gb, for ubuntu 8.10, only 4Gb and for my Server 2003, I allocated just 11Gb and the rest of the spaces is allocated for my files,music and videos. :)
Here is a screenshot:
2. Install your first operating system. I installed Windows 7 Beta first since Windows 7 Beta will likely be removed once the RTM is released.

Just following the instructions on how to install windows 7 or search google on How to install Windows 7
3. Install your second operating system. I installed Ubuntu 8.10 since installing linux is the trickiest and most prone to errors.
-- screenshot of ubuntu desktop
And please note that, instead of (hd#) (in our example it was (hd0), but it may be different on your machine) we're going to use /dev/sda1 - the partition we installed Ubuntu to.
You can determine this number by looking at the drive Ubuntu is installed to in the on-screen text (as in the screenshot above) to get the sd* value, then suffix it with the partition number (starting from 1). So if it says sdb and it's the second partiton on the drive, enter /dev/sdb2 at that prompt.

4. Install your third operating system, I installed Windows XP since installing XP is second to the longest install time.

Just following the instructions on how to install windows XP or search google on How to install Windows XP
5. Install your forth operating system, I installed Server 2003 since it automatically dual boot Windows XP and Windows Server 2003.

6. Install the final operating system, I installed Windows Vista since it is the only operating system supported by EasyBCD. Installing Vista is as easy as ABC :)
-- screenshot of windows vista
7. Now fixing the boot record, download a copy of EasyBCD then add the Ubuntu 8.10 by going to Add/Remove Entries then selecting the drive with Linux File System in it. Then click add entry.
8. Reboot.
That's it! Enjoy! :)
PS:
I assumed that you have already knowledge on how to format and create partitions. This isn't actually a detailed tutorial for beginners but you can get the idea on how to create a multi boot system.
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Thursday, April 9, 2009
Java MySQL connection
This tutorial helps you connect your java applications with MySQL. So here goes, you need a mysql connector/j found in this page.
Go to Connector Page
And put the jar file inside this directory "jre/lib/ext". Should be around your java installation folder.
And with a help of this simple java snippet,
Your java applications can now connect to MySQL servers.
Go to Connector Page
And put the jar file inside this directory "jre/lib/ext". Should be around your java installation folder.
And with a help of this simple java snippet,
Connection conn = null;
try
{
String url = "jdbc:mysql://localhost/databasename?user=username&password=yourpassword";
Class.forName ("com.mysql.jdbc.Driver").newInstance ();
conn = DriverManager.getConnection (url);
}
catch (SQLException se)
{
System.out.println(se);
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
System.out.println(ex);
}
Your java applications can now connect to MySQL servers.
Nod32 usernames, April 7 2009
Username: EAV-14003201
Password: mh7dvx8v3s
Username: EAV-14003216
Password: u3u8uc5nd5
Username: EAV-13744309
Password: 2wnbx7up74
Username: TRIAL-13858619
Password: vbd48fhnnu
Username: TRIAL-13940505
Password: 3ke7hk322b
Password: mh7dvx8v3s
Username: EAV-14003216
Password: u3u8uc5nd5
Username: EAV-13744309
Password: 2wnbx7up74
Username: TRIAL-13858619
Password: vbd48fhnnu
Username: TRIAL-13940505
Password: 3ke7hk322b
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
View Lyrics in your Media Player
Often times, we need to search for the lyrics in google or using your favorite search engine to view the songs lyrics. But now, you can view the song's lyrics inside your Windows Media Player or your Winamp Application.
Here's the link to the plugin's site
Download Here
Here's the link to the plugin's site
Download Here
Eset NOD32 antivirus 4.0

Built on the award-winning ThreatSense engine, ESET NOD32 Antivirus proactively detects and disables more viruses, trojans, worms, adware, spyware, phishing, rootkits and other Internet threats than any program available.ESET NOD32 Antivirus provides: Proactive Protection: The award winning ThreatSense technology combines multiple layers of detection protecting you from Internet threats before it is too late.Precise Detection: ESET accurately identifies known and unknown threats. It consistently wins top awards from testing labs and is recognized for having zero false positives.1Lightweight Design: Requires less memory and CPU power, allowing your computer to run fast, making more room for games, web browsing, and emailing.Fast Scanning Speeds: Highly efficient program ensuring fast file scanning and product updates. It runs quietly in the background.Proactive, precise, lightweight and fast. You wont find a better antivirus program.
Download Link
Password: batanyah
NOD32 April 6, 2009 Serials
UserName: EAV-14368599
PassWord: rjc3e7hd4r
UserName: EAV-14391329
PassWord: 52kt3tmt3d
UserName: EAV-14391387
PassWord: eams5aexvw
UserName: EAV-14391432
PassWord: pp2r57p4dw
UserName: EAV-14391452
PassWord: psvjp37fjd
PassWord: rjc3e7hd4r
UserName: EAV-14391329
PassWord: 52kt3tmt3d
UserName: EAV-14391387
PassWord: eams5aexvw
UserName: EAV-14391432
PassWord: pp2r57p4dw
UserName: EAV-14391452
PassWord: psvjp37fjd
Monday, April 6, 2009
XXX Passwords April 4 2009
New usernames from April 4 2009
Reality Kings
bnu8rj7x65 u9e7rmub7m
nialsex2002 2600nl
zuofa571 liuma637
rmacy2112 Xanadu
flowingcbj@yahoo thuglife
747667 778901
Leonard5 Sockmonkey
bangbros
tazz2010 edwardss
unixking 123a123a
Anubis789 Osiris
kaoskaos kaos4481
StaticA tvse0000
r2ui98 rdizel98
white741 black852
publicinvasion.com
dvlchd3 dude1239
jaycob cletus
rhayes99 fallon99
matthew2100 oakley
realgfs.com
tris23 agreemen
strother 101084
mofos.com
drn211 bacchus
shundigga kayadade
partysgonewild.com
rebekah content
danm marshman
hansolo jedi2
shane shatzy
ten.com
wizzo45 cpuporn
meatmembers.com
bulpak broncos
jl2244 prophet
talorkorn2 reposition
brazzers.com
flight74 godfather74
jcaid77 bl77ue
dd11856 gocats
kreels stretch
SidiBouBoy charlema
tiger2974 JV2974
zzzelda14 ekxiw8
Reality Kings
bnu8rj7x65 u9e7rmub7m
nialsex2002 2600nl
zuofa571 liuma637
rmacy2112 Xanadu
flowingcbj@yahoo thuglife
747667 778901
Leonard5 Sockmonkey
bangbros
tazz2010 edwardss
unixking 123a123a
Anubis789 Osiris
kaoskaos kaos4481
StaticA tvse0000
r2ui98 rdizel98
white741 black852
publicinvasion.com
dvlchd3 dude1239
jaycob cletus
rhayes99 fallon99
matthew2100 oakley
realgfs.com
tris23 agreemen
strother 101084
mofos.com
drn211 bacchus
shundigga kayadade
partysgonewild.com
rebekah content
danm marshman
hansolo jedi2
shane shatzy
ten.com
wizzo45 cpuporn
meatmembers.com
bulpak broncos
jl2244 prophet
talorkorn2 reposition
brazzers.com
flight74 godfather74
jcaid77 bl77ue
dd11856 gocats
kreels stretch
SidiBouBoy charlema
tiger2974 JV2974
zzzelda14 ekxiw8
Google searching tips
If you wanted to search files on rapidshare, megaupload, megarotic, fileden and etc. And you just can't find a site that indexes all this?!
Why not use google instead…here's how..just type in the search bar..
For video files:
avi|mpg|mpeg|wmv|rmvb site:host site
sample:
spiderman avi|mpg|wmv |rmvb site: rapidshare.com
It’ll then show you all the links, but they are not filtered so you might get false result. Same hack for programs,musics and others, just change the file type into exe or rar or anything you desire. Enjoy!
Why not use google instead…here's how..just type in the search bar..
For video files:
avi|mpg|mpeg|wmv|rmvb site:host site
sample:
spiderman avi|mpg|wmv |rmvb site: rapidshare.com
It’ll then show you all the links, but they are not filtered so you might get false result. Same hack for programs,musics and others, just change the file type into exe or rar or anything you desire. Enjoy!
NOD32 April 4, 2009 Serials
UserName: EAV-14095775
PassWord: 5p2praa7vw
UserName: EAV-14099844
PassWord: wbwjt8c4jc
UserName: EAV-14099889
PassWord: 7pbhs6m63d
UserName: EAV-14101275
PassWord: 8xtkndjk4m
UserName: EAV-14101469
PassWord: 8bp4s6vvkp
UserName: EAV-14101483
PassWord: 5p5srssh8m
UserName: EAV-14102499
PassWord: pr4kfpwfkn
UserName: EAV-14102565
PassWord: t42262dudk
UserName: EAV-14103340
PassWord: fd7jwsk6ue
UserName: EAV-14103559
PassWord: 8b7sbv3fb3
UserName: EAV-14104380
PassWord: 2uvmv6weum
PassWord: 5p2praa7vw
UserName: EAV-14099844
PassWord: wbwjt8c4jc
UserName: EAV-14099889
PassWord: 7pbhs6m63d
UserName: EAV-14101275
PassWord: 8xtkndjk4m
UserName: EAV-14101469
PassWord: 8bp4s6vvkp
UserName: EAV-14101483
PassWord: 5p5srssh8m
UserName: EAV-14102499
PassWord: pr4kfpwfkn
UserName: EAV-14102565
PassWord: t42262dudk
UserName: EAV-14103340
PassWord: fd7jwsk6ue
UserName: EAV-14103559
PassWord: 8b7sbv3fb3
UserName: EAV-14104380
PassWord: 2uvmv6weum
Sunday, April 5, 2009
PHP and MySQL RSS feed
If you have a database driven site with regularly updated contents then it is a good idea to setup a RSS feed for your site. RSS (Really Simple Syndication) can be seen on almost every blog and websites this days.
In this tutorial, ill assume that you already know PHP and MySQL. First, youll need PHP to declare an XML document.
The "header" sets the HTTP header into text/XML so the rss reader knows that the content is XML.
Next step is, to declare the RSS version
Then, we create the actual XML document.
What the code does is create the opening channel,title,etc.
Then, second, connect the PHP page into your MySQL.
Then, pull data into your database. Using the function mysql_fetch_array.
What the str_replace function is very important if the columns that you are getting data from have links to images.
Next part is where the xml is filled with data.
The important of this data is the CDATA. If you want the full document of what are the XML tags available for RSS is
http://www.feedvalidator.org/docs/
Heres the complete source code..
That's it.
In this tutorial, ill assume that you already know PHP and MySQL. First, youll need PHP to declare an XML document.
header("Content-type: text/xml");
echo "<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>";
The "header" sets the HTTP header into text/XML so the rss reader knows that the content is XML.
Next step is, to declare the RSS version
echo "
<rss version=\"2.0\">";
Then, we create the actual XML document.
echo "
<channel>
<title>Feed title</title>
<description>A description of the feed contents</description>
<link>http://www.yoursite.com/</link> ";
What the code does is create the opening channel,title,etc.
Then, second, connect the PHP page into your MySQL.
@mysql_connect("server" , "username" , "password");
@mysql_select_db("database_name");
Then, pull data into your database. Using the function mysql_fetch_array.
$data = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM table ORDER BY id DESC LIMIT 10");
while($row = mysql_fetch_array($data))
{
$row[Intro] = str_replace("images/", "http://www.yoursite.com/images/",$row[Intro]);
What the str_replace function is very important if the columns that you are getting data from have links to images.
Next part is where the xml is filled with data.
echo "
<item>
<link>http://www.yoursite.com/article.php?id=".$row[id]."</link>
<guid isPermaLink=\"true\">http://www.yoursite.com/article.
php?id=".$row[id]."</guid>
<title>".$row[Title]."</title>
<description><![CDATA[".$row[Intro]."]]></description>
<comments>http://www.yoursite.com/article.php?id=".$row[id]."#Comments</
comments>
</item>";
}
The important of this data is the CDATA. If you want the full document of what are the XML tags available for RSS is
http://www.feedvalidator.org/docs/
Heres the complete source code..
<?php
header("Content-type: text/xml");
echo "<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>";
// Set RSS version.
echo "
<rss version=\"2.0\"> ";
// Start the XML.
echo "
<channel>
<title>Feed title</title>
<description>A description of the feed contents</description>
<link>http://www.yoursite.com/</link>";
// Create a connection to your database.
@mysql_connect("server" , "username" , "password");
@mysql_select_db("database_name");
// Query database and select the last 10 entries.
$data = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM table ORDER BY id DESC LIMIT 10");
while($row = mysql_fetch_array($data))
{
// Convert database images data into actual image link.
$row[Intro] = str_replace("images/", "http://www.yoursite.com/images/", $row[Intro]);
// Continue with the 10 items to be included in the <item> section of the XML.
echo "
<item>
<link>http://www.yoursite.com/article.php?id=".$row[id]."</link>
<guid isPermaLink=\"true\">http://www.yoursite.com/article.php?id=".$row[id]."</guid>
<title>".$row[Title]."</title>
<description><![CDATA[".$row[Intro]."]]></description>
<comments>http://www.yoursite.com/article.php?id=".$row[id]."#Comments</comments>
</item>";
}
echo "
</channel>
</rss>";
?>
That's it.
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