-
Staff Bypass Windows 11 Microsoft Account (Local Account)
If you want to install Windows 11 without being forced to use a Microsoft Account, you can use this hidden bypass during setup. Works on the latest builds (22H2 / 23H2 / 24H2). Step 1: Start Windows 11 Setup Proceed through the installer as normal until you reach the screen that asks you to... -
Staff Shodan Mega Cheat Sheet
🔎 Shodan Mega Cheat Sheet The most complete list of Shodan dorks, filters, and queries for educational and security research only. ⚠️ Disclaimer This is for educational, research, and awareness purposes. Shodan searches are legal. Accessing or exploiting exposed systems without permission... -
Leak BellooRed - Adult Premium Fake Models [Full Leak]
start your own content creators business with the most popular adult models of the internet will need to be hosted on your cdn/server with the db pointing to them there may be odd model/pic/videomissing but i can easily obtain them just too many files...- Luckyy
- Thread
- Replies: 0
- Forum: Premium Leaks
- Luckyy
-
Staff VIDEO CONVERTER (Python)
=============================================== 🎬 VIDEO CONVERTER - Created by Luckyy =============================================== This Python script allows you to convert videos into GIF, MP4, WebM, AVI, MKV, MOV, FLV, WMV, and MPEG formats. It works interactively — it auto-detects the... -
Staff Meme Scraper (Python) useful for those running meme pages/groups/socials
What it does ------------ - Scrapes hot posts from popular meme subreddits (configurable) - Filters for direct images (jpg/png/gif/webp), skips galleries/videos - Asks you how many memes to download each run (you choose X) - Saves images into a local folder with clean filenames - De-duplicates... -
-
Staff How to Check System Logs in Linux
Logs help diagnose system issues. Open a terminal. To view general logs: sudo journalctl To view recent boot logs: sudo journalctl -b -
Staff How to Monitor System Performance in Linux
You can track CPU, memory, and processes in real-time. Open a terminal. Type: top Or, for a more visual interface (if installed): htop Press Q to quit. -
Staff How to Check GPU Information in Linux
You can check graphics card details with built-in commands. Open a terminal. For basic info: lspci | grep -i vga For detailed info (if `mesa-utils` is installed): glxinfo | grep "OpenGL renderer" -
Staff How to Check CPU Information in Linux
You can see details about your processor from the terminal. Open a terminal. Type: lscpu This displays architecture, cores, and other CPU details. -
Staff How to Edit Files in Linux Using Nano
Nano is a beginner-friendly text editor in the terminal. Open a terminal. Type: nano filename.txt Make your changes. Press Ctrl + O to save, Enter to confirm, and Ctrl + X to exit. -
Staff How to View File Contents in Linux
You can quickly see inside a file without opening an editor. Open a terminal. Use: cat filename.txt Or scrollable view: less filename.txt -
Staff How to Find Your IP Address in Linux
You can check your local and public IP addresses easily. For local IP: ip addr show For public IP: curl ifconfig.me -
Staff How to Change Your Password in Linux
You can change your password with the `passwd` command. Open a terminal. Type: passwd Enter your current password, then your new password twice. -
Staff How to Create a New User in Linux
Adding a new user can help keep accounts separate. Open a terminal. Type: sudo adduser username (Replace username with the desired name.) Follow the prompts to set the password and details. -
Staff How to Check Memory Usage in Linux
You can view RAM usage using the `free` command. Open a terminal. Type: free -h This will display total, used, and available memory. -
Staff How to Check Disk Space Usage Linux
You can check available storage using the `df` command. Open a terminal. Type: df -h This will display disk usage in a human-readable format. -
Staff How to Update Your Linux System
Keeping your system up to date is important for security and stability. Open a terminal. On Ubuntu/Debian-based systems: sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y On Fedora: sudo dnf update -y On Arch: sudo pacman -Syu -
Staff How to Check Your Linux Version
You can quickly check which Linux distribution and version you’re running. Open a terminal. Type: lsb_release -a or: cat /etc/os-release Your distribution name and version will be displayed. -
Staff How to Restore Deleted Files from the Recycle Bin
If you deleted a file but haven’t emptied the Recycle Bin, you can recover it. Double-click the Recycle Bin icon on your desktop. Find the file you want to restore. Right-click it and choose Restore. The file will return to its original location.