3 steps to get DNS tunneling on your smartphone You need two things: root access rights and a TUN/TAP driver. This driver creates a virtual network interface on your phone through which applications send the data. The interface encapsulates the data in DNS queries and sends them over the Wifi or mobile interface. MagicTunnel needs root access to create the virtual network interface and to reroute Internet traffic through it. Your phone may already have root access and a TUN/TAP driver, especially if you installed alternative firmwares such as CyanogenMod or a MoDaCo custom ROM. Rooting the phone There are as many different procedures to root the phone as there are phone models. Google Nexus One Installing the TUN/TAP driver For this, you need to download the Android NDK and the sources of the Linux kernel that ships with your phone. A.Configuring domain names Get a domain name for your computer and set it to point to the IP address of your computer. B.Installing the DNS server Launch the server as follows: $ sudo .

Introduzione a Unix Frank G. Fiamingo Linda DeBula Linda Condron Copyright © 1996, 1997, 1998 University Technology Services, The Ohio State University. Traduzione a cura di Marco Trentini <mark@remotelab.org>. Questo documento introduce il vasto mondo dei sistemi operativi Unix e lo fa in stile manualistico. Copyright e URL rivisti nel Settembre 1998.

[New App] InFoto Generates Beautiful And Informative Infographics From Your Pictures Odds are that as long as your phone is not brand new, you've taken a fair number of photos with it. Those images are so much more than a moment frozen in time; they contain delicious data ready to be splayed out and consumed. InFoto slurps up the EXIF data attached to your snapshots and builds some very cool-looking infographics from it. The app lets you generate a new infographic with a single tap, but you can also pull up the last data set instantly if nothing has changed. It can take a moment for InFoto to pull the data out of your images if you have a lot of them. The interface is very smooth, and I really like the consistent design carried through the entire app.

Free Proxy List - Public Proxy Servers (IP PORT) - Hide My Ass! - Custom search #225411 Proxy list instructions and notes Web browser instructions Mozilla Firefox: Firefox button (in the upper left corner) > Options > Options > Advanced > Network > Settings > Manual Proxy configuration Google Chrome: Options (three vertical stripes) > Settings > Show Advanced setting > Change Proxy settings (under the Network tab) > LAN settings > Use a proxy server > Advanced > HTTP. Anonymity levels Level 1: No anonymity; remote host knows your IP and knows you are using proxy. Planet Lab / CoDeeN PlanetLab proxy servers marked with a icon are from the Planetlab CoDeeN (CDN) Project, a network of educational Internet nodes at Princeton University. Security notes Our proxy list database consists of third-party 'open proxies'; proxy servers set up for public use.

Great Lock Screens for Go Locker As you know, changing the launcher and lock screen of your phone can give you a completely revamped experience and make your phone feel brand new. Go Locker (developed and offered by the same great dev team behind Go Launcher and Go SMS, and which we reviewed here) is the most popular lock screen replacement app in the Play Store. Although it currently doesn’t offer the customizability present in WidgetLocker Lockscreen, Go Locker can be modded with a variety of free and paid themes available for download in the Play Store as well. In this roundup, I’ll show you a few of my favourite such mods. There is only one caveat when it comes to using Go Locker: Go Launcher has to be installed on your phone to use it. Although Go Locker does feature good integration into Go Launcher, you don’t actually need to be using Go Launcher as your active home screen – it just needs to be installed. Default Default Theme This is the only theme that is available when Go Locker is first installed. Dark Dark Halo