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0 Don't Worry, I'm Yours (Jason Mraz vs. Bobby McFerrin vs. Israel Kamakawiwo'ole)

 Don't Worry, I'm Yours (Jason Mraz vs. Bobby McFerrin vs. Israel Kamakawiwo'ole) by DJ Dain

2 How to Watch Security Camera Streams on the Internet

Have you ever wanted to see what was going on on the other side of the world? With the following information, you can not only see through the eyes of Big Brother, but sometimes you can even zoom, pan, tilt, capture and save images. This is made possible by CCTV cameras that allow people to access cameras from anywhere in the world through the Internet. If the connection isn't password protected, the camera can be accessed by anyone! It's not as sneaky as it seems, though. You'll probably find that most of the footage is intended to be publicly transmitted, but it's still fascinating to peek into various corners of the world from your computer.


Here are the steps:

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   Open up your web browser.
   
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   Go to a search engine of your choice (i.e. Google, Yahoo, etc.), and input any of the search queries listed below.
   
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   After you Google one of these queries, you will see some search results, click on any one of them. Then you will either see a whole bunch of images of a security camera, or the screen of a single camera.
   
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   Depending on the type of camera that you have access to, you may be able to zoom, pan, and tilt the camera to see what you want to. If you cannot pan the camera, check the top of the control panel. If it displays "Locked" the motion controls for the camera have been disabled by the device's administrator.
   
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   Do not try to get onto password protected cameras, as this will not go unnoticed if too many attempts are made. Watch for as long as you want. If these companies wanted them secure, they would be.
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   • inurl:/view.shtml
     
   • intitle:”Live View / – AXIS” | inurl:view/view.shtml^
     
   • inurl:ViewerFrame?Mode=
     
   • inurl:ViewerFrame?Mode=Refresh
     
   • inurl:axis-cgi/jpg
     
   • inurl:view/index.shtml
     
   • inurl:view/view.shtml
     
   • liveapplet
     
   • intitle:liveapplet
     
   • allintitle:”Network Camera NetworkCamera”
     
   • intitle:axis intitle:”video server”
     
   • intitle:liveapplet inurl:LvAppl
     
   • intitle:”EvoCam” inurl:”webcam.html”
     
   • intitle:”Live View / - AXIS 206M”
     
   • intitle:”Live View / - AXIS 206W”
     
   • intitle:”Live View / - AXIS 210″
     
   • inurl:indexFrame.shtml Axis
     
   • intitle:start inurl:cgistart
     
   • intitle:”WJ-NT104 Main Page”
     
   • intitle:snc-z20 inurl:home/
     
   • intitle:snc-cs3 inurl:home/
     
   • intitle:snc-rz30 inurl:home/
     
   • intitle:”sony network camera snc-p1″
     
   • intitle:”Toshiba Network Camera” user login
     
   • intitle:”i-Catcher Console - Web Monitor” 

Something you can do when you're bored and you want to do something :)

0 Summerians

Hello World!

I've been ignoring this blog since... last two weeks... as far as I can remember... I think its a good thing though, because its the shortest time that I've ignored it so far, not like my other blogs with which it staggered about a month or so waiting for my next post, or least is a draft.

The last drafts were dated May 14.

I've been trying to look for home-based jobs like: technical writing, VA for a blog (I don't know what will be the routines but I know how to manage a blog XD) Data entry? It's weird though because almost all the outsource sites that I've joined have this, for me, had weird job titles... I don't even know what job really fits me.. I'd just scanned their job descriptions if their job titles get weirder.

I almost forgot about summer. This is the most not enjoyable, uneasy, wasted one and stressing in some form. I have to work. I mean I have to find job first, and then an interview, and then some requirements and then if I'm that lucky, a job. I've had my first interview but I turned it down, it's not because I don't like the job, but it's because, I'm still studying. And now, that I've decided that I want that job, the job, I think, turned me down. I was unlucky. I guess that position is already filled.

Well, I'm hoping that I'd be getting a job interview this week. Or if not, a home-based job. I might prefer getting a home-based job because I dislike stress as my companion going to and coming home from my work. But either of it will do.

0 Mixed Feelings

0 The Geek “Must Do Before You Die” Checklist

   1.   Add a Third Monitor
    2.   Build a Linux Firewall
    3.   Build a Network File Server
    4.   Build a PC
    5.   Build a Robot
    6.   Build an HTML based Website using Notepad
    7.   Bypass a Computer Password on All Major Operating Systems
    8.   Bypass School or Work Website Blocks
    9.   Carry a Computer Cleaning Arsenal on Your USB Drive
    10.   Compile a Linux Kernel
    11.   Control Your House Lights with a Computer
    12.   Convert Cassette Tapes to Digital Audio Files
    13.   Crack a Wi-Fi Password
    14.   Create “Hello, World” in at Least Five Different Programming languages
    15.   Create a Disposable E-Mail Account
    16.   Create a Recovery Drive Image of Your Computer
    17.   Create a WordPress Plugin
    18.   Create a WordPress Theme from Scratch
    19.   Create an Add-On for Firefox
    20.   Create an SSH Tunnel
    21.   Create Music with Keyboard
    22.   Design and Build a Circuit Board
    23.   Do Cool Things to Altoids Tins
    24.   Download a Video from YouTube
    25.   Download Wikipedia
    26.   Execute a Shell Script
    27.   Find a Users IP Address on AIM
    28.   Find a Website IP Address Without Web/CommandPrompt Access
    29.   Flash System BIOS
    30.   Hack a Pop Machine
    31.   Hack a USB Drive Startup File
    32.   Hide a File Behind a JPEG
    33.   Homebrew Hack Game Systems
    34.   Increase Wi-Fi Range
    35.   Install a Content Management System for a Website
    36.   Irrecoverably Protect Data
    37.   Jailbreak an iPhone
    38.   Know the Meaning of Technical Acronyms
    39.   Know Who Mulder and Scully Are
    40.   Learn and Write Javascript
    41.   Learn At Least One Fictional Language
    42.   Learn Hexadecimal and Binary Number Systems
    43.   Learn How to Convert a DVD to x264 (or XviD or DivX)
    44.   Learn How to Hot Wire a Car
    45.   Learn How to Install Mac OS X on a PC
    46.   Learn How to Reset RAM
    47.   Learn Important Keyboard Shortcuts
    48.   Learn the Fastest way to Kill a Computer
    49.   Learn to Identify Keyloggers
    50.   Learn to Identify Major Constellations
    51.   Load Rockbox onto an MP3 Player
    52.   Lock Your Computer with a USB Drive
    53.   Make a Cat5 Patch and Crossover Cable
    54.   Make a Laptop Cooling Pad
    55.   Make Your Office Ergonomic
    56.   Mod a Flash Drive Case
    57.   Monitor Network Traffic
    58.   Mount and ISO in a Virtual DVD Drive
    59.   Move Completely To Open Source
    60.   Permanently Delete Data on a Hard Drive
    61.   Permanently Delete Your Facebook Account
    62.   Pick a Lock
    63.   Play a Geek Practical Joke
    64.   Play Retro Games without Retro Consoles
    65.   Put LEDs Inside a Light Bulb
    66.   Put Open Source Firmware on a Router
    67.   Read 1337 At Normal Speed
    68.   Recover Deleted Files
    69.   Recover Master Boot Record
    70.   Register Your Name as an Internet Domain
    71.   Remotely Control a Computer
    72.   Replace a Laptop Keyboard
    73.   Replacing a Laptop LCD
    74.   Retrieve Data off Hard Drive
    75.   Rip Streaming Videos
    76.   Run an Operating System from a USB Thumb Drive
    77.   Run Multiple Computers with one Keyboard and Mouse
    78.   Run Operating System inside a Virtual Computer
    79.   Run Your Own Ethernet Line
    80.   Screw with Wi-Fi Leeches
    81.   Setup a Computer in the Cloud
    82.   Setup a Streaming Media Server
    83.   Setup a VPN
    84.   Setup an Apache, MySQL, Mail, PHP server on Windows and Linux
    85.   Shrink a Website URL
    86.   Soldering Glasses Together
    87.   Strip Windows DRM
    88.   Surf the Web Anonymously
    89.   Survive in a Linux Argument
    90.   Tethering a Smartphone
    91.   Turn a Laptop into a Digital Picture Frame
    92.   Turn Webcams into Security Cameras
    93.   Unbrick a Smartphone
    94.   Understand What “There’s no Place Like 127.0.0.1″ Means
    95.   Unleash a Laser Pointer’s full potential
    96.   Unlock an iPhone
    97.   Upload a Video to YouTube
    98.   Use a Camera in Manual Mode
    99.   Use Bittorrent Effectively
    100.   Wire a Home Theatre System

0 Half Baked

This blog is half baked as of March 29, 2010. I started the layout last night (March 28) and decided to make something better than my old blogger layouts or other blog layouts :)) I ended up with a simple green background and a wide-screen layout, two-column sidebar, link headers (above, below, and above footer headers -- weird, I think I overdo the linking-thing), a FOOTer and plain updates of comments/archives in it. Not to mention that it is my first time to use the jquery (at last!, I've put it to a good use >:D) I'm like forever planning to make use of those links -.- with no one to share this blog yet, it's pretty boring.

To those who have stumbled here, thanks! You can leave a comment on what you think will I do to those thousand linklets, or just leave a comment for a change, JK. I've planned to post many things here but I want to complete first the missing things (like bio? or stuffs?) on this blog.

- the bored egg