50 tech people skills should know

A list of skills that real technology professionals should know.

50 tech people skills should know Picture 1 There are many skills that technology experts should know. Illustration. To be a good technology expert, you need to be able to use the resources to complete the jobs below. Of course, not everyone has all these skills but must know how to find information to accomplish.

1. Tightly secure wireless routing.

2. Break down the WEP security code on the wireless router.

3. Steal Wi-Fi house next door.

4. Blocking Wi-Fi stealing.

5. Set up and use virtual private network.

6. Work at home or coffee shop as effectively as at work.

7. Self-connect your home network with an Ethernet cable.

8. Use webcam to make security camera.

9. Use a 3G phone as a Wi-Fi (Wi-Fi access point) access device.

10. Understand what the phrase 'There's no Place Like 127.0.0.1' means.

11. Detect keyboard monitor program (key-logger).

12. Connected nicely TV, Tivo, Xbox, Wii and Apple TV work together.

13. Install and configure virtual computer.

14. Change batteries on iPod and iPhone.

15. Evaluate features and benchmark of computers.

16. Know the features of all visible components of a computer.

17. Know to buy components and assemble into complete computers.

18. Advice on handling digital device and computer problems by phone.

19. Use technologies that do not need to be instructed or read materials used in advance.

20. Knowing how to delete data cannot be recovered.

21. Recover data from dead hard drive.

22. Share printers between Mac computers and Windows-based computers on the network.

23. Install a Linux distribution, such as Ubuntu.

24. Kill computer viruses.

25. Install two (or more) operating systems on one computer.

26. Boot the computer from the USB drive.

27. Boot the computer from the hard drive accessible via LAN.

28. Replace or repair laptop keyboard.

29. Use two (or more) screens on a computer.

30. Successfully remove and reassemble the laptop.

31. Know to use at least 10 common software.

32. Pass the computer password on popular operating systems, including Windows, Mac and Linux.

33. Overcoming content filtering programs on public computers.

34. Personal data protection when using public computers.

35. Surf anonymously at home.

36. Buy domain names, configure BIND, Apache, MySQL, PHP and Wordpress without going to Google to find instructions.

37. Convert DVD discs to run on mobile devices.

38. The file mark in the image uses the steganography technique (marking the file in a larger file).

39. Find answers to everything by searching skills.

40. Sharing a mouse and keyboard between multiple computers does not require a KVM switch (the device allows multiple computers to control a mouse and keyboard).

41. Use an interchangeable-lens digital camera in fully-manual mode.

42. Understand basic electronic components such as resistors, transistors, capacitors, and inductors.

43. Know how to handle when a computer is controlled by a hacker.

44. Find information on content sharing services like Digg.

45. Know how to run important applications on a USB drive.

46. ​​Watch TV on the Internet.

47. Know sensitive data in computers.

48. Use Photoshop or GIMP to edit photos.

49. Program a remote control program.

50. Understand commands in DOS.