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good bet is using hashcat, but generally passwords now are also "salted", using a additional key on the server side, you are better off not wasting your time with it.

sometime it can be as simple as dumping the memory after the program has performed it's actions and inspecting it with something like HxD, in any case if it's just entering the password then you could post it here and hope someone takes a look at it.

We are currently living in such a time that it does not matter what you use for web development, you can still get the same end result with PHP, Ruby and Python.

I assume you are using google chrome Settings-> in the search box type "location" -> press Content Settings... -> I hope you can figure out from there

I don;t think I can post links but 156.154.70.1 156.154.71.1 are the DNS servers, once again google will give you all the answers how to change DNS on your machine.

LOL that's horrible %)) go to YouTube and search for HTML 5 Tutorial this will get you started in the right direction, you can now learn tons of stuff on the net for free, look up even some MOOCs, you just have to be willing to put some time into it.

I'm confused in what context are you using the word localization, but if you mean that google services are shown in a foreign language, then change language settings or Change DNS settings for example to something like "DNS Advantage" PS: don't use Hola, google the recent stories about it.

This maybe a retarded question, but why don't you mod the jack jacker plugin yourself ? for example if you look into "jack_jacker.php" at line 56 you will notice just a simple HTML with some CSS

Well you can use Huawei Mobile Partner for basic stuff, but in any case lookup on google "e1750 sms gateway"

Just use PhantomJS and drivers to connect it to Python, problem solved.

The huawai E3276 4G USB modem has a SMS sending and reading capabilities, I'm sure with some Python scripting you can automate some of the processes, also google for example twilio SMS Phone Verification System

Best thing that I can recommend is to go to EDX and take the free HarvardX CS50 course a, they have a configured virtual environment for a total newbie to learn C and few more languages. PS: CS50 is more steered towards software engineering