.com,1999:blog-4392159341550196250.post-83914566612454029112012-07-06T19:56:01.328-07:002012-07-06T19:56:01.328-07:00That depends on what kind of badge you have. The S...<br /><br />If you're going to pick up at the Town and Country Wednesday night, definitely get there a few hours early. See this video:<br /><br /><br /.VA know in your article that you said to line up ea...I know in your article that you said to line up early to get your badge but how early like 2 or 3 hours before it opens?Anonymousnoreply@blogger.com“As every cat owner knows, nobody owns a cat.”
– Ellen Perry Berkeley
As humans we provide food, water, shelter, and affection to our cats. But our furry friends let us know that we don’t own them. They own us!
They allow us to provide these things for them. They could easily walk down the street to another home or down the hall to another apartment! They are doing us a favor by living with us.
The truth is the cat rules the roost!
Is this true for your cat?<reponame>DLR-SC/repository-synergy
The PyGObject Tutorial
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An introduction to deveolping GTK+ 3 applications in Python with [PyGObject](https://pygobject.readthedocs.io).

The tutorial's web site is https://python-gtk-3-tutorial.readthedocs.io


Dependencies
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- Sphinx: https://www.sphinx-doc.org


Compile
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make html
1 What is Keychain on Mac?
1.1 What is My Login Keychain Password?
1.2 How to Find Passwords on Mac Keychain?
1.3 How to change the password for keychain “login” when it is greyed out?
I have been a Windows user for years, and I am still a Windows user but now I use Mac as well. What I found out is that there are many people who have been using Windows all their life, and recently moved to Mac. Thus, not much knowledge of the Mac working system fully apart from normal jobs. But, when you explore things, you get to know more about it and fall in love with it even more.
I have been a power user on Windows as I am having a pretty good knowledge of OS, can do a lot of changes such as registry settings, and all. But, when I moved to Mac, I was not sure how to do things except normal jobs. But, as I am exploring it, I see we can do a lot with it as well.
In this article, I am going to talk about Keychain which is the default password manager of the Mac computer. We will talk about it, and how we can find out the passwords that are saved on it, and even we will discuss a few more things.
What is Keychain on Mac?
Keychain is the default password management application on Mac OS. When you save a password on your Mac computer, they are saved in Keychain which fills those credentials next time you go to log in to those websites. So, it saves you from entering the credentials again and again.
It is also useful if you want to see the passwords that are saved for websites of the system such as wifi and others.
Now, let’s talk more about it.
What is My Login Keychain Password?
By default, the password of the Keychain is the same as the Administrator password of your Mac computer. If you change the Administrator password, the Keychain password is also get updated. However, you can manually change the password of Keychain as well if you want to keep its password to something else.
“How to find passwords on Mac Keychain” is one of the questions asked in many forums and other platforms as it is important to know how you can find a password on Your Mac.
Let me show you, taking an example of finding the WIFI password using Keychain.
Go to Launchpad.
Find and launch Keychain from there.
Click System. You will see your Wifi listed there.
Click on checkbox just before “Show Password”.
You will be asked to Enter Administrator password(Keychain access password). In most cases Administrator password and Keychain access password are the same.
Just enter the admin/keychain password, and you will be able to see the password.
Above, I have detailed how you can find wifi password using Keychain, but now, I will explain how you can find the wifi password without Keychain.
Yes, you can do that. However, the password will be fetched from Keychain access only, but the way of getting it will be different. We will use the Terminal app which is a command-line app that is similar to Windows Command Prompt but for Mac. So, let’s find out.
Find and open the Terminal App.
There, type security find-generic-password -ga “wifiname” | grep “password:” and hit enter.
You will be able to see the password of the wifi name you have entered. It is important that at least once you have logged in to that wifi on your mac so that it would have saved in Keychain.
Watch the video for a better explanation for this.
There are various Keychains are there when you open Keychain and “Login” is one of them. These are default keychains. Now, since they are in use, you will see the option to change their password greyed out.
In this case, how we can change the password?
For this, you just have to create a temporary Keychain and make it default. Then “Login” Keychain will not be default anymore, then you will see that the option to change the password will be enabled, and you can click on that, and change the password. Later, you can again make “Login” as default keychain, and delete the temporary on.
File >> New Keychain.
Make the new one “atishranjan” Keychain as default.
Now, click on “Login”, and go to Edit menu and you will see that the option to change the password is now enabled.
Just set the new password, and done.
Now, again make “Login” as default Keychain, and delete the temporary one, “atishranjan” keychain.
Keychain is a big time saver as it saves all the passwords and helps you fill the next time you visit the same site. And, the best thing is about it that you can even see the password if you want to see them as you may need the same password to login on a different device. As we talked about the wifi password which usually we forget if we keep a complex password. So, this way, we can get it, and use it on our other devices as well.<= Weeks --
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A hint of the summer that will be...
Let's see. The new ISP account details were in the mail today, so I set out
to try out what will now be my primary connection to the wonderful world
of the Internet. <configure...configure... dial and
try> Ok, everything worked ok, user ID and password more than
usually cryptic, but this can to some extent be changed, and is in any case
as a rule set once and forget.
Telia (the main Swedish telco) has I know been expanding capacity,
and my initial verdict here is that it shows. Absolutely no hesitation at
all during the day. Here callers all dial the same freephone number (nation
wide, one for modems, one for ISDN), and the local exchanges transparently
route the call to the nearest available modem or ISDN line pool. My previous
ISP uses the local number approach, with different numbers for each local
call district -- with varying loading effects noticeable, both in the modem
pools and in the connections to the servers.
Anyway, the package includes 5 POP accounts, and 5 websites, but I suspect
I will not use the latter much. I will be reviewing the email POP and forwarding
tree somewhat, now with two separate ISP connections. This has relevance
mostly for.administrative purposes, such as domain owner details and a couple
of forwarding accounts. You want to keep a couple of email routes open no
matter what the situation is with a particular domain or host. Especially
in case you want to move domains, the owner account should be external to
the domain itself in case problems arise. You want to be able to send properly
authorized emails to e.g. InterNIC or a host and receive the replies even
if the domain itself should for some reason be down.
I know not a lot of people will have more than perhaps a single ISP with
email and website, or a single ISP and an external IPP hosting a website,
but consider making a proper dependency tree of how they interact. It can
save you problems when settng up or changing forwarding or registrations
some day. An example:
.
Set this up as a local webpage on your system, reached only from the
local overall contents page you can set up to access your local website copies,
and you can review and plan changes.