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Mind Messenger - S.I.W.E.S Project

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Last-week, we defended our S.I.W.E.S projects and it went well for most of us. Different applications were trending from Web, Desktop to even Mobile Application Software. As lazy as a toad, I developed a Local Area Network Messaging System.


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How To Turn Your Modem Into A Hotspot - Swift Networks

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Update: This also works for other networks / ISPs (Internet Service Providers) + Software to download

Follow this simple steps to convert your single modem into a host spot at no cost. Save yourself extra cash in the costly subscription of hotspot plans and routers. This is a summarized DIY (Do It Yourself) manual for Windows users.

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8 Crappy things I did during SIWES

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Countdown to the end of my I.T after 6 months SIWES (Working my ass off). I've been unavailable for a while because to balance work, private practice, social presence and blogging ain't easy so I had to stick to one = WORK.

In this post I present an unordered list of some stuff I engaged in during this period. These are things you won't see in my log-book and I feel you should try them. They ain't complex but simple things you should play around with. **

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Beware of Cain & Abel (Software)

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You might be wondering who/what is Cain. To the world Cain is simply a "password recovery tool" but this software is one wicked software that can hack and I've used it before (only Testing). We won't disclose details of the software and where to download.

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How to update Facebook status via anything (Revamped)

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How to update Facebook Status via anything (Revamped) is a shorter limited technique/trick I use when I'm online. Feel free to read a more detailed approach without limits @ how-to-create-custom-facebook-status.

To update your Facebook status via anything using my revamped approach

Things you should note
  • You must have a Facebook account
  • Follow our 5 easy steps

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Ultimate File Hide for Windows

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Saturday Jan 2012, It was just me on a friends laptop with no internet (Subsidy) doing nothing (thanks to ASUU). While playing around I tried some very awkward things to actually find new things one could do with the system, and came up with the Ultimate File Hide technique for Windows. (It’s so easy even my great-grandmother can do it… As in :D)
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Kezer Browser 0.2

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Kezer Browser is a micro browser developed in C# with Microsoft Visual Studio. 

History of Kezer Browser 
In CSC322 – A Modern Programming Language, we were lectured on how to program with C# using Microsoft Visual Studio 2010.

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How to program a Desktop Clock (3 Steps)

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What is a Desktop Clock? A desktop clock is a clock that runs on your desktop. This is the first desktop application that I built when learning C#. Here you’d learn how to build your own desktop clock in 5 minutes using a new technique.



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K! Music Player

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K! Music Player is a germane music player that has the basic functions of a music player and more. It’s not just like any other application because it’s an evolving program with already mapped out plans for further releases. The version 0.1 was released for testing, suggestions, and criticisms for better releases to come

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Hacking

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The art of exploitation. In one of our class csc307 Net Centric Computing, our lecturer stressed on hacking and luckily, I understood what he meant.
Hacking is easy and hard. As I would always say "all you need is the tool and a guide". Hacking tools are on the internet and risks of you getting malwares, viruses are high.


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The bigger, the Better

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You must have joined a group before, and had a particular task to accomplish. It's very nice to be in a group that has members who are committed. 

In one of our courses CSC302, each group in the class was assigned a particular project. My group was to develop an Election Inquiry System.

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X and O in C

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Most times my friends ask me how I was able to do this game, I would always try to explain, but the story is too long. This is the shorter version of how I did it. Read it and be inspired to even do more and better.

After learning the basics of C like printing a line of text, accepting inputs and making decisions, then i realized i had to take my programming in C to another level. While brain storming, it just came to me that i should try to develop a game in C which requires A.I (Artificial Intelligence). Now, the main X and O game requires 2 players to place crosses(X) and noughts(O) into squares on a grid with nine spaces, the winner is the first person to form a row of three noughts(O) or crosses(X). Note that the positions available is reduced at every play.

Looking at it from the surface, it looks simple. So my plan was to develop an X and O game in which the user plays against A.I. As you play, the c.p.u (Kelechi's A.I) would have to decide from the numerous possible places to play. For me to carry out this monstrous programming in C, I had to play the game against myself on paper for close to 70 times with different approaches and techniques, just to see errors and flaws in the game. While doing that, I was building the flow chart, all these stuffs where done by only me, on only one laptop.

It took me 3 weeks to complete the 1st phase of the development i.e Programming and Designing, and an additional 2 weeks for Testing and Maintenance. When the program was ready, i showed it to my room mates in which they were very delighted in what I did. They were even happy to be playing a game programmed by a friend. The game was played by most of the computer scientist close to me, each commending me on the superb A.I that was built. This A.I recorded no loss to any human, only wins and draws. I was glad I completed that huge task.To the high extent of superiority, i gave price to anyone that ever beats my A.I in the game N1000, this was stated in the game before you play. Thanks to my friends for supporting me with their inspirational talks and ideas.

The X and O program had up to 3470 lines of codes, and with the experience gained in the process I am never scared of coding. All the codes were hand typed as in, there were no code generators. It was developed by me when I was in yr 2 during the holidays.

My Last words are, always go for what you believe in and with time you would achieve it.
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