Wednesday, May 25, 2011

MIRA: World's fastest supercomputer

Mira. That is her name. She is the supercomputer IBM Corp is building for US department of energy's Argonne National Lab. IBM says, Mira will make more than 10 quadrillion (1 quadrillion = 1,000 trillion) calculations a second, four times faster than China's Tianhe-1A, currently considered the fastest. The world's fastest supercomputer-tobe will make its debut next year.


the above picture shows world's biggest supercomputer: worm computer;
Reports on the world's fastest supercomputer:-
According to reports, if the entire population of the US does one calculation per second, it will take them a year to run as many calculations as Mira can do in one second. Named after the Latin root to wonder or marvel, Mira is expected to cost roughly $50 million, according to reports. But IBM doesn't comment on the price of its client's systems, says Herb Schultz, market manager for IBM Deep Computing. Neither has Argonne National Lab made that information available to date. Argonne's current supercomputer Intrepid makes more than 500 trillion calculations a second. Mira will be 20 times faster.



Schultz, the market manager told The Economic Times on Sunday: "Many systems can do the same calculations, but Mira can do them faster and do more per unit time. Because of that, a scientist on Mira can gain greater insight by virtue of examining more time steps in models and simulations." IBM expects Mira to help department of energy (DOE) to do several complex calculations and be a "strong science and technology engine that will fuel national innovation". "Our goal is not to develop a system that is number one on a list. Our goal is to help Argonne advance its research, which will contribute significantly to society," says Schultz. Argonne National Lab is one of USDOE's oldest and largest labs for science and engineering research.


Advantages:-
The 10-petaflop Mira, which falls under IBM's "Blue Gene/Q" series of supercomputers, will be made available to scientists from industry, academia and government research facilities around the world, according to reports. It will mean a lot to businesses, too. Says Dan Olds, an analyst at Gabriel Consulting Group in Beaverton, Oregon: "Wall Street will use those computers to analyse their portfolios to see what will happen if interest rates do this or that. [Pharmaceutical] retailers can use them to track cold and flu season, so they know how much tissue or Nyquil to stock in particular stores at particular times."

Tuesday, May 17, 2011

How to cheat a lie detector test

There are a variety of instances in which you may be subjected to a polygraph, or lie detector, examination. These tests can be a source of tremendous anxiety, even for people with nothing to hide, and for good reason: polygraph examinations are interrogations, and it is all too common for innocent people to fail them for no reason, resulting in the denial of employment or false criminal accusations. Why? Because polygraphs are far from perfect. In fact, many experts consider them a farce, and almost all scientists who have studied them (and even some polygraph administrators) understand that polygraphs are seriously limited. Fortunately, for this very reason, they are easy to trick. So whether you don’t want your potential employer to know about your youthful mistakes or you want to make sure you don’t fail a polygraph just because you’re nervous, follow these steps to take control of your interrogation.


Steps:-
1.)Refuse a polygraph:- The easiest way to avoid failing a polygraph is to refuse one. For pre-employment screenings this will almost certainly insure that you don’t get hired, but it’s still a viable option, especially if you, like many people, are opposed to the usage of polygraphs in general. While refusal may prevent you from getting hired, it probably will not get you fired. In the U.S., private sector employers may not terminate employment or take other such adverse actions based solely on a polygraph refusal—this protection usually does not cover government employees. If your polygraph is part of a criminal investigation you have a right to refuse (in the U.S., at least), and you should refuse, even if you are innocent, because of the possibilities of a “false positive.” Refusal to submit to a polygraph is generally not admissible in court, and polygraphs themselves are sometimes inadmissible.


2.)Learn about polygraphs:- Since you’re reading this article, you’re on the right track, but if your career or court case depends on it, wouldn’t you do as much research as you can? Answer truthfully, now. The most important thing to know is that polygraphy is not an exact science. In fact, to the extent that it is a science at all, it is one in its infancy and one which frequently produces incorrect results.


3.)Practice countermeasures in advance:- The countermeasures below can almost guarantee that you “pass” the polygraph examination, but only if you do them right. Once you read about the measures, be sure to practice them well before the test so that you’re thoroughly prepared.


4.)Find out what the tester is looking for:- A polygraph examination is administered to help find out specific information, such as whether you’re a spy or whether you’ve used drugs. Prepare yourself in advance by thinking about what confessions they are looking for, what things you cannot admit. The polygrapher will ask you many uncomfortable questions, but only certain ones are important. If your test is prompted by a specific incident, you probably know what the examiner is looking for, but for pre-employment screening tests and the like, research the company or agency’s policies to determine what you can and cannot admit.


5.)Approach your whole “polygraph day” as a test:- Treat the polygraph examination as an extreme job interview. Dress conservatively and appropriately, and try to make a good impression before the test, and be sure to arrive on time—and, except in the direst of circumstances, do not reschedule or attempt to postpone the exam. You wouldn’t fidget, do anything suspicious, or pick your nose during a job interview, would you? Well, the polygraph is an extreme interview because your every move is very likely being observed the moment you arrive at the testing location. There may be hidden cameras in the waiting room and the restrooms, and there is almost certainly a camera or two-way mirror in the polygraph room. Your polygraph examination begins long before you are hooked up to the machine, and ends only when you’ve left the testing location.


6.)Don’t admit anything relevant:- The job of polygraphers is to extract confessions, and in one way, the whole examination is a complex ruse to trick you into confessing something. Never confess relevant information. No matter what the lines on the chart look like, nothing is more certain or damaging than your confession. The polygrapher will most likely try to convince you that he or she can “see” a lie in your polygraph, even if there’s nothing abnormal there. Don’t fall for it. Obviously, however, you want to appear to be an honest person in general, so don’t be afraid to make minor admissions to control questions (see below)—just make sure you don’t admit anything in these that can invite further questioning or that may be construed as relevant.


7.)Remember that the polygrapher is not your friend:- The polygrapher may try to convince you that he or she is on your side and will help you out if you’ll just be truthful. This is deception; don’t buy it.


8.)Beware pretest tricks:- Polygraphers will frequently attempt to instill fear in the subject or convince the subject of the accuracy of the polygraph machine. The theory is that the more you fear that you may be caught the greater your physiological reactions will be. Don’t believe the hype. In addition the polygrapher may try to elicit telling reactions from you based on fear. For example, he or she may say that you need to wash your hands so the machine can accurately read your sweat output. A hidden camera in the bathroom may then catch the subject going into the bathroom as directed, but not washing his or her hands..


9.)Identify the types of questions you are being asked:-There are three basic types of questions you will be asked: relevant, irrelevant, and control. Irrelevant questions are those that are obvious, such as “What is your name” or “Have you ever eaten pasta?” Relevant questions are the important ones, such as “Did you leak that memo to the media,” “Have you ever stolen money from an employer,” or “Have you ever sold drugs?” Control questions are those against which your reactions to relevant questions will be compared. These are usually questions to which (just about) everybody can answer “yes” but which everybody is uncomfortable honestly answering, such as “Have you ever cheated in a game,” “Have you ever told a lie, even a little white lie, to your spouse,” or “Have you ever stolen anything?” Before the test the polygrapher will typically read you all the questions you are going to be asked. This is a good time to mentally sort out the types of questions.


10.)This is relevant only to tests where the organization performing the test did not summon you for a pre-test "coordination of expectations", a method used in many military and state charactered organizations:- There, they will inform you of all the "relevant" questions that will be asked in the polygraph test few days ahead. Some specialist believe this method makes the test itself more informative and allows them to disect the results more accurately, sometimes figuring out if you made any preperations specific to these questons. Remember, polygraph test is constructed from relevant, irrelevant and control questions. If you are told beforehand of the relevant questions, maked sure to memorize them, and it will allow you to point the control questions easily. Make sure to use the counter messures discrimently to the control and relevant questions.


11.)Say only what you need to:- “Yes” or “No” answers should be all you need for most of the test. Resist the temptation to explain your answers or to go into details, although the polygrapher may try to get you to do so. Be courteous and cooperative, but do not offer any more information than is absolutely necessary.


12.)Conceal your knowledge of polygraphy:- The polygrapher may ask you, often before or after the test, if you’ve done any research on polygraph tests or what you know about them. Do not disclose that you’ve done extensive research, and act as though you don’t know much about polygraph examinations but that you do believe polygraphy to be a science and polygraphs to be reliable (or at least do not exhibit any doubt as to their reliability). The polygrapher may try to trick you by mentioning certain technical terms and acronyms, such as, “Your test came back NDI.” While you will know that “NDI” means “no deception indicated,” you need to act as though you have no idea what it means. Too much knowledge of the process may make the polygrapher think you’ve got something to hide, even if you don’t.


13.)Answer questions firmly, seriously, and without hesitation:- This is no time to joke around or try to be crafty. You want to appear earnest, cooperative, and resolute.


14.)Breathe normally:- Throughout the test (except during control questions) maintain a breathing rate of 15-30 breaths per minute. Do not breathe too deeply.


15.)Alter breathing rate with control questions:- As explained above, the polygrapher will compare your physiological responses to control questions to your responses to relevant questions. If the deviation from normal during control questions exceeds the deviation from normal during relevant questions, you will pass. If, however, you react more to a relevant question than to control questions, the polygrapher will perceive (rightly or wrongly) that you are lying in response to something relevant—you will fail the polygraph. When a control question is asked, then, change your breathing pattern. You can make it faster or slower, you can hold your breath for a couple seconds after an exhalation, or you can breathe more shallowly, for example. Do this for 5-15 seconds, and return to your normal breathing pattern before the next question.


16.)Do the math:- During control questions, you also want to change your blood pressure and heart rate. It’s difficult to do, but the next few methods will prompt your body to do so. As with the breathing-rate countermeasure, you’ll want to perform these for 5-15 seconds, and only when a control question is asked. The first is to do something mentally complicated when a control question is asked and while you’re answering the question. For example, count backwards in your head as quickly as possible or do some quick long division.


17.)Handle the post-test interview:- After you’re disconnected from the machine, the polygrapher may leave you in the room for a while and come back. The polygrapher may then claim to “know” that you are lying about something. This is a trick. Remain calm, firmly, but politely repeat your denial, and don’t change or augment your answers, even in the slightest way. Decline extended post-test interviewing if possible.

Thursday, May 12, 2011

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.


Steps:-
1.)Open up your web browser.


2.)Go to a search engine of your choice (i.e. Google, Bing, Yahoo, etc.), and input any of the search queries listed below.
- inurl:/view.shtml
- intitle:”Live View / - AXIS” | inurl:view/view.shtml^
- inurl:ViewerFrame?Mode=
- inurl:ViewerFrame?Mode=Refresh
- inurl:axis-cgi/jpg
- inurl:axis-cgi/mjpg (motion-JPEG)
- inurl:view/indexFrame.shtml
- inurl:view/index.shtml
- inurl:view/view.shtml
- liveapplet
- intitle:”live view” intitle:axis
- intitle:liveapplet
- allintitle:”Network Camera NetworkCamera”
- intitle:axis intitle:”video server”
- intitle:liveapplet inurl:LvAppl
- intitle:”EvoCam” inurl:”webcam.html”
- intitle:”Live NetSnap Cam-Server feed”
- intitle:”Live View / - AXIS”
- intitle:”Live View / - AXIS 206M”
- intitle:”Live View / - AXIS 206W”
- intitle:”Live View / - AXIS 210″
- inurl:indexFrame.shtml Axis
- inurl:”MultiCameraFrame?Mode=Motion”
- 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:”sony network camera snc-m1″
- site:.viewnetcam.com -www.viewnetcam.com
- intitle:”Toshiba Network Camera” user login
- intitle:”netcam live image”
- intitle:”i-Catcher Console - Web Monitor”


after this ,
1.)After you search 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.


2.)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.


3.)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.
enjoy friends now that you know the thing.........

Monday, May 2, 2011

how to shut down a remote computer using command prompt best known as cmd

first open cmd and type "shutdown-i" like this
now hit enter then you may get a window like this now 
like this
now in the window click add like this u will get another box opened like this 
now type the target remote computer ip address and hit ok and the ip address you entered may look like this 
now unclick the tick warn the users so that the action goes without a warning and click shutdown in scroll down menu of "what do you want these computers to do:" it looks like this 
and hit ok and you're done the computers gets shutdown that's it 

track location of of any ip address

friends today im gonna say how to find location of any ip address just go to this website http://www.ip2location.com/demo.aspx and type the ip address whose location you want to find and click find location voila you get it right away........ so track them and play ball

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