How To: Play Classic MS-DOS Games in Ubuntu Linux


Ever wanted to play all of those classic MS-DOS games that you have on floppy in your old dusty drawer, but don’t have any retro MS-DOS computer? Don’t worry, you can play (almost) all of them in a emulated MS-DOS environment. And the emulator is called ‘dosbox’, and it’s not only available for Linux, Windows and Mac to! (among others)
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Netcat Tutorial: Connect Through Proxy

If you are performing a pentest, you have to stay as anonymous as you can, even ifyou are performing such a simple task as a banner grab. Anonymity is specially important when performing a bind shell to a remote computer, and you don’t want your computer savvy victim to take notice, or at least, be able to track you.

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Disable The Translation Bar In Google Chrome/Chromium

OMG, Leave me alone!! For one freakin’ second leave me alone!! That annoying translation bar that keeps popping up every time i visit a website thats in another language than my own, but what if i already understand that language? Wouldn’t it be nice if you could just slam that annoying translation bar to hell? Well, you can’t, but you can disable it if you like :)

It’s very simple and i found the solution HERE, just follow the steps: go to Tools > Options > Under the Hood > Translate and deselect the box next to “Offer to translate pages that aren’t in a language I read”

Done!

Do you use Google Chrome/Chromium?

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Chromium Passes Acid3 Test 100/100!!


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I recently found out that you can run a version of Google Chrome in Linux (yeah I know, so late) called “Chromium“. And I decided to run a Acid3 test just for fun to see what this browser is capable of. And guess what? It passes 100/100!! (See the top image for a closer look) I actually never thought that it would get such a high score, go Linux!! However, I do not yet know if it supports HTML5, do you?

Do you use Chromium browser?

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