Friday, May 31, 2013
Fake iOS version in iPhone, iPad, iPhone using iFile (Jailbreak required)
I have changed my iOS version of my iPhone from 6.0.1( Untethered Jailbroke) to 6.1.3 and I lied them I have upgraded to iOS 6.1.3(Untethered Jailbroke).
Do you want to do this with your friend too?
Please follow several steps:
You will see like below screenshot when you opened iFile:
Now you're running iFile and you're on Library Folder
On the top left-side under Status Bar you will see " / " then click it
After you clicked it, you will back to other folder(see below picture) and please scroll down and find folder named System => Library
Scroll down again to find CoreServices
In CoreServices Folder you will see file named SystemVersion.plist
This step you have to open SystemVersion.plist => ProductVersion
Now you change your iOS version to whatever you want.
Example: I want to change my iOS version to 6.1.3, I just change 6.0.1 to 6.1.3.
*Note: The number must be correct with its format. #.#.#
Do you want to do this with your friend too?
Please follow several steps:
How to:
Make sure that your phone is Jailbroke.
Then install iFile, if you don't have it, just go to Cydia to install it.
After you installed it, open it now
You will see like below screenshot when you opened iFile:
Now you're running iFile and you're on Library Folder
On the top left-side under Status Bar you will see " / " then click it
After you clicked it, you will back to other folder(see below picture) and please scroll down and find folder named System => Library
Scroll down again to find CoreServices
In CoreServices Folder you will see file named SystemVersion.plist
This step you have to open SystemVersion.plist => ProductVersion
Now you change your iOS version to whatever you want.
Example: I want to change my iOS version to 6.1.3, I just change 6.0.1 to 6.1.3.
*Note: The number must be correct with its format. #.#.#
Thursday, May 30, 2013
Python: Covert from Decimal to Binary
print "Program for converting Decimal to Binary by Everday-Geeks"
n = input("Please enter a dec number:")
b = ''
while n > 0:
b = str(n % 2) + b
n >>= 1
print "Binary =",b
n = input("Please enter a dec number:")
b = ''
while n > 0:
b = str(n % 2) + b
n >>= 1
print "Binary =",b
Result:
C Programming: Copy to clipboard
#include <stdio.h> #include <windows.h> #include <iostream.h>#include <fstream.h>#include <stdlib.h>#include <string.h>#include <windows.h>#include <stdio.h> #include <conio.h>int GetClipboardSize() { OpenClipboard(NULL) ; // Obtain clipboard HGLOBAL handle = GetClipboardData (CF_TEXT) ; // get handle to data CloseClipboard() ; // Close clipboard return GlobalSize( handle ) ; // return size of data } void GetClipboardText( TCHAR * buffer ) { OpenClipboard(NULL) ; // Obtain clipboard HGLOBAL handle = GetClipboardData (CF_TEXT) ; // get handle to data char* szClipboard = (char*)GlobalLock(handle); // lock data lstrcpy( buffer, szClipboard ) ; // copy clipboard text GlobalUnlock (handle) ; // unlock data CloseClipboard () ; // close data } int main() { // Allocate enough memory to save text in clipboard. char * szClipboardText = new char[ GetClipboardSize() + 1 ] ; // Get the clipboard text. GetClipboardText( szClipboardText ) ; // Print clipboard text. printf( "Clipboard Text: \"%s\"", szClipboardText ); cout << endl; // Delete the memory. delete[] szClipboardText ; getchar();
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