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[HOWTO] Cleaning Ubuntu for better performance and privacy

February 11th, 2010 Permalink

When I used Windows, I had come across several “system cleaners and optimizers”. One I liked was CCleaner (Crap Cleaner). It had a nice interface and was capable of cleaning cache and data of several applications.

When I used Windows, I had come across several “system cleaners and optimizers”. One I liked was CCleaner (Crap Cleaner). It had a nice interface and was capable of cleaning cache and data of several applications.

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Bypass Compulsory Registrations

April 13th, 2009 Permalink

You just found a solution to your problem in google, but cannot view it because the site that requires you to be a registered user. How do you bypass compulsory registrations to such sites? Well, I used bugmenot most of the times. But bugmenot does not contain login for all sites (unless of course somebody [...]

You just found a solution to your problem in google, but cannot view it because the site that requires you to be a registered user.

How do you bypass compulsory registrations to such sites?

Well, I used bugmenot most of the times. But bugmenot does not contain login for all sites (unless of course somebody posts it there) and some sites ban users whose login information is posted in bugmenot.

Solution:
Use Google Cache.
Most sites allow google bots to view and cache the page contents so that they get their content indexed in Google. You can view the page the by simply clicking Cached.

pic11 Bypass Compulsory Registrations

Image (Click to Enlarge): h4cky0u blocks Guests but welcomes Googlebot

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