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Many time you can get into a situation that you
downloaded a .ZIP file and due to some
reason that package for corrupted and now
you are stranded in the middle of using a lot of
bandwidth to download that big package and
still not able to to open it up, well now in that the solution you might be thinking of is to re
download the file hence making use a lot of
bandwidth, but in many cases there are few
files that are necessary inside that package
and hopefully those good be in good shape. You know what I mean, I mean that those
good undamaged files could be extracted
from the package hence using them the way
you wanted to. Obviously all files wont be able
to recover but still maximum recovery could
be done using the ZIP2FIX tool, that claims to extract undamaged files from .ZIP and SFX .ZIP
package.
ZIP2FIX comes in two different modes, fully
installable mode and portable mode, you can
utilize the portable version while on the move
by keeping the file inside your USB Drive, so
lets download the tool and see how it actually
works.
1. Download ZIP2FIX Tool for Windows .
2. Now after you have downloaded, the
interface is quiet simple, simply you will get
the Open Menu option that you can use, to
open up your .ZIP and SFX .ZIP packages, so
click on that.
3. It will soon start to analyze your file and
show you results on which files are damaged
and which all files could be recovered.
4. That's it now you can recover all those
undamaged files and enjoy using them, this
tool will extract all those files to another .ZIP
package that you can open up normally. So guy this ends another tutorial, hope you
liked it and I hope this will be beneficial for
you in extracting good files from your
damaged .ZIP package.

GOD Mode feature in windows enables all the
commands and settings at one place, from
there you can manage pretty much anything,
its like setting your windows edge to edge
without using any 3rd party software. You
might find it little bit cluttered from the settings its presents, but it contains pretty
much everything. So now this mode was even
available in other windows variant, but if you
have recently upgraded to windows 10 then we will show you how to enable or activate
GOD mode in windows 10.
So to activate this feature its pretty simple,
just follow below steps.
1. On your desktop create a New Folder.
2. You can do that by right clicking and choosing New > Folder.
3. Now you can name that folder as below.
G o d M o d e . { E D 7 B A 4 7 0 - 8 E 5 4 - 4 6 5 E - 8 2 5 C - 9 9 7 1 2 0 4 3 E 0 1 C }
4. That’s it now as soon
as you will save this
folder name, your folder
icon will get changed. So now you just double
click on this folder and see for yourself all the
settings you can change and all the stuff you
can do using this mode. Play safe and modify
your windows according to your will. Have
fun and I will meet you with another amazing tutorial soon.

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Scientists have found a way to preserve
the world's data for millions of years, by
storing it on a tiny strand of DNA
preserved in glass.
When you think of humanity’s legacy, the most
powerful message for us to leave behind for
future civilisations would surely be our billions of
terabytes of data. But right now the hard drives
and discs that we use to store all this information
are frustratingly vulnerable, and unlikely to survive more than a couple of hundred years. Fortunately scientists have built a DNA time
capsule that's capable of safely preserving all of
our data for more than a million years. And
we’re kind of freaking out over how huge the
implications are. Researchers already knew that DNA was ideal
for data storage. In theory, just 1 gram of DNA is
capable of holding 455 exabytes, which is the
equivalent of one billion gigabytes, and more
than enough space to store all of Google,
Facebook and pretty much everyone else's data. Storing information on DNA is also surprisingly
simple - researchers just need to program the A
and C base pairs of DNA as a binary '0', and the T
and G as a '1'. But the researchers, led by Robert
Grass from ETH Zürich in Switzerland, wanted to
find out just how long this data would last. DNA can definitely be durable - in 2013 scientists managed to sequence genetic code from 700,000-year-old horse bones - but it has to be
preserved in pretty specific conditions,
otherwise it can change and break down as it's
exposed to the environment. So Glass's team
decided to try to replicate a fossil, to see if it
would help them create a long-lasting DNA hard drive. "Similar to these bones, we wanted to protect
the information-bearing DNA with a synthetic
'fossil' shell," explained Grass in a press release. In order to do that, the team encoded
Switzerland’s Federal Charter of 1921 and The
Methods of Mechanical Theorems by Archimedes
onto a DNA strand - a total of 83 kilobytes of
data. They then encapsulated the DNA into tiny
glass spheres, which were around 150 nanometres in diameter. The researchers compared these glass spheres
against other packaging methods by exposing
them to temperatures of between 60 and 70
degrees Celsius - conditions that replicated the
chemical degradation that would usually occur
over hundreds of years, all crammed into a few destructive weeks. They found that even after this sped-up
degradation process, the DNA inside the glass
spheres could easily be extracted using a
fluoride solution, and the data on it could still be
read. In fact, these glass casings seem to work
much like fossilised bones. Based on their results, which have been published in Angewandte Chemie , the team predicts that data stored on DNA could survive
over a million years if it was stored in
temperatures below -18 degrees Celsius, for
example, in a facility like the Svalbard Global Seed Vault, which is also known as the ‘Doomsday Vault’. They say it could last
2,000 years if stored somewhere less secure at
10 degrees Celsius - a similar average
temperature to central Europe. The tricky part of this whole process is that the
data stored in DNA needs to be read properly in
order for future civilisations to be able to access
it. And despite advances in sequencing
technology, errors still arise from DNA
sequencing. The team overcame this by embedding a method
for correcting any errors within the glass
spheres, based on the Reed-Solomon Codes,
which help researchers transmit data over long
distances. Basically, additional information is
attached to the actual data, to help people read it on the other end. This worked so well that even after the test DNA
had been kept in scorching and degrading
conditions for a month, the team could still read
Switzerland’s Federal Charter and
Archimedes’ wise words at the end of the
study. The other major problem, which is not so easy to
overcome, is the fact that storing information on
DNA is still extremely expensive - it cost around
US$1,500 just to encode the 83 kilobytes of data
used in this study. Hopefully this cost will go
down as we get better at writing information onto DNA. Rsearchers out there are already
storing books onto DNA, and the band OK Go are also writing their new album into genetic information. The question is, what would Grass store, now
that he’s developed this mind-blowing time
capsule? The documents in Unesco’s Memory
of the World Programme, and… Wikipedia, he
says. “Many entries are described in detail, others
less so. This probably provides a good overview
of what our society knows, what occupies it and
to what extent,” said Grass in the release. It’s ridiculously cool to think that even if we do
wipe ourselves off the face of the Earth, our
civilisation might still live on for millennia to
come in the form of Wikipedia pages and
Facebook updates. We really are (almost) infinite.

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In the next half of this century, humans will be
regularly engaging in sexual activity with robots,
and maybe even falling in love with them,
according to Helen Driscoll, a psychologist who specialises in sex and mate choices at the
University of Sunderland in the UK. Her comments came while discussing the
technological advances that are making sex
dolls more interactive than ever before, and they
present a future eerily similar to that of
the Joaquin Phoenix film Her, where the main character falls in love with an operating system
on his computer (voiced by Scarlett Johansson no
less, who could blame him?) "As virtual reality becomes more realistic and
immersive and is able to mimic and even
improve on the experience of sex with a human
partner; it is conceivable that some will choose
this in preference to sex with a less than perfect
human being," Driscoll told David Watkinson from the Daily Mirror. And while that may sound kinda out there, it's
already happening. Porn companies are
beginning to splurge on making virtual reality
porn, which is filmed from the actor's point of
view and allows viewers to use a virtual reality
headset, such as Google cardboard or an Oculus Rift, to explore and look around the movie,
making them feel as though they're really there. "You can enjoy a totally new perception of adult
content, more immersive and deep ... and it gets
closer to a real experience," Linda Wells, who
works with company VirtualRealPorn, told News.com.au. VirtualRealPorn is also taking things to the next
level by partnering with intimacy gadget company
Lovsense. The idea is that someone will be able
to get 'intimate' with one of these intimacy gadgets
(vibrators for women, Fleshlight-type toys for men) and it'll be programmed to activate in
response to the virtual reality porn they're
watching - basically simulating sex. And although that might sound incredibly creepy
to you right now, Driscoll believes that the
onslaught of technology over the coming
decades will make the behaviour increasingly
mainstream. "We tend to think about issues such as virtual
reality and robotic sex within the context of
current norms," she told Watkinson. "But if we think back to the social norms about sex that
existed just 100 years ago, it is obvious that they
have changed rapidly and radically." In fact, she thinks it's not that much of a stretch
from many of today's online relationships, which
are often conducted without the couple meeting
face to face. "We should not automatically assume that virtual
relationships have less value than real
relationships. The fact is, people already fall in
love with fictional characters though there is no
chance to meet and interact with them," Driscoll explained. "And, as some people start to prefer technologically enhanced virtual sex to sex with
humans, we may also see greater numbers of
people living alone, spending more time in virtual reality." That lack of human contact could be harmful for
a lot of people, with loneliness linked to a whole
range of physical and emotional problems. "But,
in the long term, technology may overcome
these problems," said Driscoll, referring to robots that look, feel, and act more like humans. If there's one thing we humans are good at, it's
coming up with clever new ways to get off, so
we can't say we're too shocked by Driscoll's
predictions. But while you're waiting for society
to get on board with your AI love affair, enjoy watching these people try virtual reality porn for the first time. The future looks... bright?
Source: www.sciencealert.com/a-psychologist-thinks-it-ll-be-normal-to-have-sex-with-robots-by-2070?perpetual=yes&limitstart=1

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chudeTV:


really? what other "advanced" methods do you know asides any "software encryption"?

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i have been tryin to set my system privacy so hard that whn any external drive( cd or usb device) is connected, i would like my pc to ask for password before accessing it. I will appreciate if anybody here know of any tricks that work...

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