Cara buka situs Beting / Judi di Android

Satu hal yang membuat peselancar internet tak nyaman adalah banyaknya situs yang akan di akses ternyata telah di blokir entah karena situs/website tersebut mengandung unsur dewasa/porno, web proxy atau situs tak layak di akses lainnya, Yang pastinya sangat mengesalkan. Nah, untuk itu demi kenyamanan teman-teman dalam berselancar ,Ucup budug akan memberi sedikit cara bagaimana membuka situs/website yang telah di blokir (Has been blocked) oleh operator jaringan seperti Three (3), Axis, Telkomsel, indosat, XL, speedy, smartfren, AHA, nawala dan lainnya :

1. Alat penjelajah / Browser Hanphone.

Jika akses via PC dekstop : Gunakan Opera Browser terbaru, silahkan downlad dan install Opera web Browser, dan coba gunakan untuk membuka situs-situs yang diblokir. Tapi jangan lupa aktifkan Opera Turbo nya.

Jika akses melalu mobile atau handphone (Blackberry, Android, IOS), Gunakan UC browser, download dan instal, Apapun jenis situsnya Uc web mampu membukanya

DOWNLOAD UC BROWSER

 

2. Web Proxy

Web Proxy, sebuah layanan dimana kita membuka situs yang diblokir melalu situs tersebut, ada banyak situs web proxy yang tersedia, dan bahkan ada beberapa situs yang diblokir oleh internet provider atau Nawala Project, berikut beberapa Web Proxy yang bisa dicoba:

• http://z-prox.appspot.com/
• http://masokis-proxy.appspot.com/
• http://softslip.appspot.com/
• http://anonymouse.org 
• http://proxybrowsing.com 
• http://w3privacy.com 
• http://ninjacloak.com 
• http://the-cloak.com
• http://shadowsurf.com 
• http://proxify.com

3. IP Proxy Komputer

Cara lainnya bisa juga dengan mengatur IP Proxy pada Web Browser, jika kamu menggunakan Mozilla Firefox, maka untuk pengaturan IP Proxy pada menu “Option” > “Advanced” > “Network” > “Connection” pilih “Setting” > “Configure proxies to access the internet” pilih yang “Manual proxy configuration” lalu isikan IP dan Port Porxy nya, berikan tanda centang pada “Urge this proxy server for all protocols”. > OK > OK.

Untuk test : Coba akses Google, dan apakah IP Proxy berjalan dengan lancar, jika iya, silahkan membuka situs yang diblokir. Jika IP Proxy tidak berjalan dengan lancar, silahkan cari IP Proxy lainnya.

Berikut beberapa situs yang menyediakan IP Proxy gratis:

- http://spys.ru/free-proxy-list/ID/ 

- http://nntime.com/proxy-country/Indonesia-01.htm

4. DNS PC

Cara lainnya selain yang di atas adalah mengganti DNS PC yang sobat miliki, situs-situs yang tidak bisa diakses merupakan hasil penyaringan melalui DNS tiap koneksi internet, antara lain DNS Nawala Project, DNS Indosat, dan lainnya.

Selamat mencoba dan berselancar menikmati situs-situs yang di inginkan..

Salam..

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The NetBeans Software

When you first run NetBeans, you'll see a screen something like this one:

The NetBeans Software - First Start (38K)

You may have to drum your fingers and wait a while, as it's not the fastest thing in the world.
To start a new project, click on File > New Project from the NetBeans menu at the top. You'll see the following dialogue box appear:

We're going to be create a Java Application, so select Java under Categories, and then Java Application under Projects. Click the Next button at the bottom to go to step two:

In the Project Name area at the top, type a Name for your Project. Notice how the text at the bottom changes to match your project name (in the text box to the right of Create Main Class):

firstproject.Main

If we leave it like that, the Class will have the name Main. Change it to FirstProject:

Now, the Class created will be called FirstProject, with a capital "F", capital "P". The package is also called firstproject, but with a lowercase "f" and lowercase "j".
The default location to save your projects appears in the Project Location text box. You can change this, if you prefer. NetBeans will also create a folder with your project name, in the same location. Click the Finish button and NetBeans will go to work creating all the necessary files for you.
When NetBeans returns you to the IDE, have a look at the Projects area in the top left of the screen (if you can't see this, click Window > Projects from the menu bar at the top of the software):

Click the plus symbol to expand your project, and you'll see the following:

Now expand Source Packages to see your project name again. Expand this and you'll see the Java file that is your source code.

This same source code should be displayed to the right, in the large text area. It will be called FirstProject.java. If you can't see a code window, simply double click FirstProject.java in your Projects window above. The code will appear, ready for you to start work.
The coding window that appears should look like this (we've changed the author's name):

One thing to note here is that the class is called FirstProject:

public class FirstProject {

This is the same name as the java source file in the project window: FirstProject.java. When you run your programmes, the compiler demands that the source file and the class name match. So if your .java file is called firstProject but the class is called FirstProject then you'll get an error on compile. And all because the first one is lowercase "f" and the second one uppercase.
Note that although we've also called the package firsproject, this is not necessary. We could have called the package someprogramme. So the name of the package doesn't have to be the same as the java source file, or the class in the source file: it's just the name of the java source file and the name of the class that must match.
In the next part, you'll learn about Java comments.

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Java Comments

When you create a New Project in NetBeans, you'll notice that some text is greyed out, with lots of slashes and asterisks:

The greyed-out areas are comments. When the programme runs, comments are ignored. So you can type whatever you want inside of your comments. But it's usual to have comments that explain what is you're trying to do. You can have a single line comment by typing two slashes, followed by your comment:
//This is a single line comment
If you want to have more than one line, you can either do this:

//This is a comment spreading
//over two lines or more

Or you can do this:

/*This is a comment spreading
over two lines or more
*/

In the comment above, note how it starts with /*. To end the comment, we have */ instead.
There's also something called a Javadoc comment. You can see two of these in the coding image on the previous page. A Javadoc comment starts with a single forward slash and two asterisks ( /** ) and ends with an asterisk and one slash ( */ ). Each line of the comment starts with one asterisk:

/**
*This is a Javadoc comment 
*/

Javadoc comments are used to document code. The documented code can then be turned into an HTML page that will be helpful to others. You can see what these look like by clicking Run from the menu at the top of NetBeans. From the Run menu, select Generate Javadoc. There's not much to see, however, as you haven't written any code yet!
At this stage of your programming career, you can delete the comments that NetBeans generates for you. Here's our code again with the comments deleted:

In the next part, you'll learn about the structure of the above code, and how to run your programmes.

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