inurl:/view/index.shtml

this is awesome!
soewebcam.cs.unm.edu...

this one is a university cam, and you get full control, up, down, left right, and the zoom on it is quite nice

There are many google search tricks/hacks but i think they are not realy hacks anyway.
Here is an example to find mp3s
-inurl:htm -inurl:html “index of” mp3 “Oct-2005″ “Fresh Fantasy Dizzy Singers”


-inurl:htm -inurl:html -inurl:asp intitle:"index of" +(wmv|mpg|avi) +starwars


indi.ca...

www.engadget.com...

www.geocities.com...

you gotta love the invasion of privacy here in the US

This is cool, now what needs to happen is to have all these live cams with a little blip on google earth. Someone other than me, that has way more time on their hands than I do that is.

Originally posted by Beachcoma
Sweet! A hotel swimming pool in Puerto Rico!

80.25.93.163:90...

But that's not close to home..

I dunno man. I just clicked on your link, and the site shows up for 2 seconds and then my browser crashes. Not only does it crash, it won't re-open unless I restart the computer.

Browser: Safari
OS: Mac OS 10.4.10

woah nice find..

what purpose does this serve anyways? just a way to view surveillance over the net or something more?

reply to post by pjslug


It works here with XP and Firefox

inurl:/view/index.shtml

Oh, so can see any webcam through your own webcam utility?
So you turn on your webcam but where does one enter this address? Does one have to use Window's Media Encoder for this?


[edit on 10-9-2007 by Palasheea]

Originally posted by Beachcoma
Wow, this is a nice building, can anyone identify?

80.34.87.7...

that would be, i believe, the Basilica De Zaragoza
www.fotoszaragoza.galeon.com...

if you go to ip-adress.com and enter the cam ip,it gives you a map in the vacinity of the camera (state /country/ city) ,i think...

reply to post by andayt


all of your urls are not working for me I even tried to change the view to veiw still get nothing. What on earth is that inurl

Originally posted by LightsInYourMind
if you go to ip-adress.com and enter the cam ip,it gives you a map in the vacinity of the camera (state /country/ city) ,i think...

Thanks, that sounds logical. I'll try that and see if it works.

Odd that there were no instructions on how to do all of this.... hmmm

Originally posted by Beachcoma
Next: What the hell is this machine?

128.97.43.214...

That is Large Plasma Device (LAPD) at this facility:

plasma.physics.ucla.edu...

this is a good one, its a very old exploit. there is different verbage out there, i used to be able to get 10k+ results. ill try to find it and post it here.

here it is:

johnbokma.com...

enjoy.

I'm skeptical on this. Can someone give me some more information? Like legality? And what it exactly is, who runs it, or holds the information or whatever, etc. etc.?

I just visited several network cameras, and after about scanning 5 of them, my browser closed by itself during the broadcast, every single time I tried after it first booted me, it kept closing my entire browser randomly after viewing a camera for no more then 10 secs.. Highly Interesting.

reply to post by Odessy


lol, I walk by this place every day! I wonder what happens when more than one person is trying to control the cam at once...

Edit: never mind. You wait in line for a turn.

[edit on 10-9-2007 by eliw777]

axis.kuhberger.net...

Randomly Found This!

reply to post by SpadeofAces


Are you running an older computer or have a slow connection to the net?
That's what it sounds like.