I joined FaceBook just a few days ago, and noticed that it has got loads of stuff compared to my previous favorite Social Networking Site: Orkut. Then while I was visiting one of my friends profile, I noticed the URL had my friends name at the end “http://www.facebook.com/name“…but mine wasn’t so, it just had some [...]
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Hey there, Here’s the stuff that you might really like if you’re on Facebook! A small cheat/hack that I thought of when a friend of mine challenged me to beat him the application “How Fast Can You Type A-Z?”…I thought I could use some script to send keystrokes to the application and make a cool [...]
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Recently I posted on how to Make Valid Huge URLs, now this post is exactly the opposite of it! I had came across a URL-Shortening site which lets you to make the shortest redirection URLs, when compared to any other URL-Shortening service. Tinyarro.ws is what I’m talking about! URLs shortened by Tinyarro.ws are the shortest [...]
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Yes! You’ve heard it right! Your OWN Social Networking Site! It is made possible with Ning! I had came across this site some days ago and found that this site allows you to create your own Social Networking Site! Ning lets you to create your own Social Networking Site for Free or you can also [...]
Continue reading → URL shortening services are getting popular nowadays, especially because of the mini-blogging craze introduced by Twitter. But after all these URL shortening sites, there’s a site which does exactly the opposite of it!
Continue reading → The stuff given below won’t work for all (there’s no gurantee :D)!!! It most have happened atleast once to all of you, that your Windows got corrupted and a BlueScreen appeared whenever you tried to boot Windows. If you have got a Windows Installation CD but you don’t want to re-install it again, then you [...]
Continue reading → XSS is a security breach that takes advantage of dynamically generated Web pages.
In an XSS attack, a Web application is sent with a script that activates when it is read
by an unsuspecting user?s browser or by an application that has not protected itself against
cross-site scripting…
As I explained in the last article “XAMPP: The Ultimate Web Development Tool”, today in this article, I would be writing on how to install, configure and use XAMPP as a Local Web Server…(on Windows)
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