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Friday, September 2, 2016

How To Download Videos From "NowVideo" Without Any Tools?

NowVideo is a popular online video hosting website that is more popular to host pirated movies so everyone visit it to watch movies and videos and many of them want to download videos from it. So if you are using any Download Managers Software or tools then you can download it through them easily but if you are not using any software or tools and still want to download it then you click Download this video! many times but that leads you to buy premium account of this site but if you want to do it fee then what to do. Even if you want to pay then why to pay as you can download the video free. NOw if you want to download any video from it for free without any software then follow the below tutorial.

How To Download Videos From "NowVideo" Without Any Software Or Tools?
Step 1:) Lets take a movies video link hosted on NowVideo at: http://www.nowvideo.sx/video/fdb75ce5ae024
Step 2:) Now  you just need to remove "video/" from the link and replace it with "mobile/index.php?id=" so now the link will become: http://www.nowvideo.eu/mobile/index.php?id=fdb75ce5ae024
Step 3:) Now open the new link and click on "Download video" button only.
Step 4:) It will start downloading from using your browser download manager.
Step 5:) If you have any tools then it will download from that tool. Thats it.

From the upper tutorial, you can download all videos from NowVideo so if you like it then share it and stay with us so we will share more ways to download for free.

Tuesday, May 31, 2016

printer driver M400 HP

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Friday, April 1, 2016

To Mount Directory or folder as a drive

Use the subst command:
subst X: F:\some\folder
There is also a great freeware utility called Visual Subst to make things even easier:
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Thursday, March 17, 2016

29 Incredibly Useful Websites You Wish You Knew Earlier

There are so many wonderful websites around, and it is difficult to know each and every one of them. The below list provides some of those websites that I find particularly helpful, even though they are not as famous or as prevalent as some of the big names out there.

1. BugMeNot

Are you bugged constantly to sign up for websites, even though you do not wish to share your email? If yes, then BugMeNot is for you. Instead of creating new logins, BugMeNot has shared logins across thousands of websites which can be used.

2. Get Notify

This nifty little website tracks whether the emails sent by you were opened and read by the receiver. Moreover, it also provides the recipient’s IP Address, location, browser details, and more.

3. Zero Dollar Movies

If you are on a constant lookout of free full length movies, then Zero Dollar movies provides a collection of over 15,000 movies in multiple languages that are available to watch for free on Youtube. It indexes only full length movies and no trailers, or partial uploads. In addition, it has a clean interface, contributing to a good movie watching experience.

4. Livestream

Livestream allows you to watch and broadcast events live to viewers on any platform. For the next time when you want to share your company’s annual CEO speech live to employees who are on remote locations, Livestream serves as a perfect platform.

5. scr.im

scr.im converts your email address into a short custom URLs, that can be shared on public websites. This prevents your email id from getting picked up by spam robots, and email harvesters who are on a constant lookout from your email id.

6. TinEye

TinEye is a Reverse Image search tool which is as accurate as Google’s Reverse Image search tool. As opposed to Google, TinEye provides a set of APIs that can be used for personal and commercial purposes, which makes it very useful for developers.

7. Fax Zero

Fax Zero allows you to send faxes to US and Canada for free. Additionally, it enables you to send faxes to countries outside North America at a fixed pay per use cost.

8. Snopes

Do you believe that fingernails and hair continue to grow after death? Why don’t you check out if this is true, along with thousands of other urban folklore out there, at Snopes?

9. Stickk

Is it difficult for you to stick to goals ? If yes, then let Stickk help you reach your goals. It makes use of commitment contracts to empower you to better your lifestyle.

10. Boxoh

Boxoh can track the status of any shipment package on Google Maps.
11. PicMonkey
PicMonkey is an online Image editor, that allows you to touch up your images. Also, you can apply different effects, fonts, and designs to your images. It is a perfect tool to create pins for Pinterest and  awesome looking Facebook covers.

12. Trello

Trello is a great online tool for organizing just about anything using Kanban style cards. It provides a highly visual way for Online Collaboration, and is a simple free tool for Task and Project Management.

13. Short Reckonings

Short Reckonings is an online tool to keep track of shared expenses. It is deceptively simple, easy to use, and allows you to enter expenses with the fewest possible clicks. A clean, ad-free interface adds to the charm of this simple website.

14. Memrise

Do you fancy learning new things in small byte sized packages? If yes, then Memrise is for you. The additive nature of gaming combined with memory improvement makes this an excellent resource.

15. Instructables

Instructables provides instructions to help you build just about anything you can imagine. It provides a platform for people to explore, document, and share their creations.

16. join.me

In today’s world, where collaboration across multiple stakeholders is key,join.me provides an online platform to share desktop screens. Record audio for meetings conducted with participants not in the same room. In addition, it is a simple tool to share your screen with just about anybody on the web.

17. Sync.in

Sync.in allows multiple people to edit documents and notes in real time. It is a great tool for online collaboration.

18. Privnote

Do you wish to share notes and information that self destructs immediately after it is read ? Privnote does exactly that.

19. ScribbleMaps

Have you ever wanted to place your personal markers, shapes, and scribbles on Google Maps? Even though Google Maps does not allow that, ScribbleMaps does, and it does a great job at it.

20. TripIt

TripIt is a painless way to organize all the details of your vacation or business trip. Forget your flight time? Can’t find the e-mail with your hotel’s address? That won’t happen with TripIt, which keeps your itinerary in one place.

21. Skyscanner

Skyscanner is a leading global travel search site, providing instant online comparisons for millions of flights on over a thousand airlines, as well as car hire and hotels.

22. Hostel Bookers

Hostel Bookers is one of the best search engines to search for cheap hostels and hotels while backpacking or traveling around the globe.

23. Fitday

Fitday allows you to track you diet and weight loss through its journal. The personal dietician and free articles on nutrition and weight loss on their site are a great bonus.

24. Endomondo

Endomondo is a mobile app that allows you to track your workouts. The website allows detailed analysis of your training, that makes it a valuable tool to understand and plan your workouts.

25. My Fitness Pal

If counting calories is your main goal, then My Fitness Pal is the best web and mobile application out there. The service has a massive database of meals and exercises to make it easy to accurately count calories.
26. Fuelly
Fuelly tracks the gas mileage for your cars and helps you to analyze, share, and compare your vehicles fuel consumption.

27. 3-Minute Journal

3 Minute Journal is different than most other Journals out there. This application allows you to track your moods, achievements, failures, and moments of gratitude. In addition, it does great analysis over these parameters.
28. 750 Words
750 Words is based on the idea of “Morning Pages”; that advises aspiring creatives to start each morning with three pages of stream-of-consciousness writing to clear away the mental clutter, leaving you with a clearer mind to face the day.
29. Kiva
Kiva is a micro finance website, that attempts to leverage the Internet and a worldwide distribution of micro-finance institutions. It alleviates poverty by connecting lenders to people in need.

HOW TO SETUP UP WIFI ON A RASPBERRY PI?

If you happen to have the first generation of the little credit-card sized computer, i.e., the Raspberry Pi then configuring and setting up the Wi-Fi connection on the same isn’t possible officially. That’s because, the device’s hardware lacks an internal Wi-Fi modem. Now, you’ve two options from here.
Either, you can buy a newer model, i.e., Raspberry Pi Model B, which comes with integrated Wi-Fi modem, or you can learn how to setup WiFi on a Raspberry Pi you’re already having. Unless you are ready to spend extra dollars and want to have the newer model of the computing chip too, this guide is going to help you.
According to me, even if you buy a newer device, you should be learning this method and test it on the older one. That’s because, you’re a tech geek and you must be aware of this existing and working method. I mean, that was the reason why you bought this Raspberry Pi, yes, to prove your geekiness.

HOW TO SETUP UP WIFI ON A RASPBERRY PI?

Probably, the first thing you need is an external Wi-Fi modem connector, which comes with USB adapter. As you’re already aware that every device comes with a USB port, so you know how to get the modem inserted.
Before making any purchase for the Wi-Fi adapter, I’ll recommend you to check this list over here, which comprise of all the compatible USB Wi-Fi modem with this previous generation of pocket computer. It is highly recommended that you buy a 100% compatible modem only.
That’s it! The first part is over. You’re all set to move onto the second one. The second part can be completed via two methods. First, by using a GUI tool for setting up the Wi-Fi connection and the second one is by using the command prompt. As a developer, it is always recommended to try the command prompt method, but if you’re in a hurry and in no mood to waste any single minute, then go for the GUI one.

#1 COMMAND PROMPT METHOD

You need to run a bunch of command instructions to get done with this setup manually. By manually, I mean the command prompt method itself, as I prefer calling it manually.
If the system at your end, isn’t shipped with the packages pre-installed, then the first command is the following one, which you need to execute.
sudo apt-get install wpasupplicant wireless-tools
Now, the next command to execute is the interface one. It will pick up the location for the previous command.
sudo nano /etc/network/interfaces
Now, you’ve to make sure that the part about wlan0 is mentioned just like as below. It is very necessary, otherwise the commands won’t work, as I’ve added.
allow-hotplug wlan0
iface wlan0 inet manual
wpa-roam /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf
iface default inet dhcp
Now, it’s time to get a list of available Wi-Fi network in your area. Execute the following code.
sudo iwlist wlan0 scan
Select a network from the list and insert the network authentication information in the “wpa_supplicant.conf” file. Yes, this is the file which will hold the network details from your side.
sudo nano /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf
Now, it’s time to add below mentioned data into the one at your screen.
network={
        ssid=”YourSSID”
        psk=”password”
        key_mgmt=WPA-PSK
}
Finally, once you see the available network configured well, its time to reboot the system. For that, execute the following code.
sudo reboot
Once the system gets restarted, the Wi-Fi connectivity will be available at your end and I hope you went through the process as described.

#2 GUI METHOD

This method works in case if you’re using a complete desktop using the Raspberry Pi chipset. You need to start the system and hit the “WiFi Config” shortcut at the desktop screen. It will start the Wi-Fi configuration program, instantly.
Raspberry_Pi_WiFi_Config_scan
Here, you’ll see two options. The first one will share details of the USB modem inserted, and the second one will showcase the connection details if the system was connected to any, previously. Since, you’re doing it for the first time, you’ll see none.
So, hit the “Scan” button over there and then a window will appear. It will be listing every available network with signal strength and few more details. You need to double click any of the networks, you wish to get connected with.
Raspberry_Pi_WiFi_Config_Add_network
It will launch a Connection window then, having details of the network. You need to verify the authentication and encryption setting and enter the network password in the PSK section. Click on “Add” button and you’re done.
The system at your end will be then connected to the Wi-Fi network you just configured. If you wish to configure two or more available networks, then the same process needs to be repeated.
I hope you went smoothly through the process and didn’t manage to find yourself into any issue. Was it simple to remember in future?
 
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