Python Programming #1

So, here's my first post related to Python. Got this wonderful chance to enroll for a course in www.coursera.org with the University of Toronto for a class titled ' Learn to Program: The Fundamentals." It's been five weeks since I joined the class and have been doing pretty good.

But to be candid, I really do not know much about it other than reading a lot of awesome stuffs about it on the internet. Since the past four years I have been more of a 'web guy' dealing with Open Source Stuffs and currently getting my hands strong with Drupal. But don't know without any reason I feel pretty excited about Python and without thinking much have decided to dive deep into it; as much as I can.

Lets see how much posts I can continue to roll out in the upcoming days. & this post shall act as a checkpoint for me to see how far I've traversed in my journey with Python.

Six methods to crack Windows admin password, remove unknown Windows admin password

The following methods can be used to hack / crack / reset Windows Administrator Password in case you forgot it:

Six methods to crack Windows admin password, remove unknown Windows admin password from passexpert

Hack, Crack Windows 7 Admin, Administrator Password

The following method is tried, tested and successful of cracking Windows 7 Administrator Password:

Please visit the link below and download the required utility viz. Offline NT Password and Registry Editor:
http://www.pogostick.net/~pnh/ntpasswd/


& follow the Step by Step instruction here:
http://www.pogostick.net/~pnh/ntpasswd/walkthrough.html


Hope that helps. I've executed this solution myself, if in doubt feel free to post comment; if I can I shall help.

phpMyAdmin: Bypass File Upload Size Limit

When you want to import a large SQL query in phpMyAdmin, you can run into problems as the default upload size limit is restricted by whatever it is in the php.ini file - and often, you cannot change this or simply don't want to. It tends to default to a measly 2MB.
However, there's a feature that will allow you to FTP your SQL file to an upload directory of your choosing, and then instruct phpMyAdmin to run the query file. Here's how you do it.

To read more please visit: http://www.givegoodweb.com/post/82/phpadmin-upload-restriction