Flurry of updates: Google Reader and Yahoo Web Messenger

Flurry of updates: Google Reader and Yahoo Web Messenger

Originally posted 2007-05-04 01:45:51. We are seeing a flurry of news about updates on various software by the giants today. This is really good for us, the consumers. Yahoo Messenger launches Web Messenger Yahoo is finally getting the drift that there are people who can’t download the IM client at certain places like work or [...]

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How to Turn off Facebook’s New Facial Recognition Feature?

Facebook just added another controversial feature and as always enabled it for all users without asking for their consent. So far, Facebook let us tag photos with names of our friends on pictures we have. Facebook just added an automatic face recognition feature that will identify people from photos anywhere on the site. This feature [...]

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Firefox Extensions: Picks of the Week 07-11-05

Firefox Extensions: Picks of the Week 07-11-05

Originally posted 2007-11-05 07:30:03. I have found a few great extensions in the last couple of weeks and here they are. For those new here, I d o a periodical ‘Picks of the Week’ post listing some great extensions that I come across. Some of the best ones, make it to my more extensive ‘Top [...]

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How to Create Mac OS X 10.7 Lion Boot Disc?

Apple just announced the Mac OS X Lion july release yesterday at the 2011 Apple WWDC conference. Good news is that it is going to cost just $29! However, there was one interesting fact in the announcement. Steve Jobs said that Mac OS X Lion will only be available through the Mac App Store as [...]

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Awesome Photoshop Alternative – Pixelmator at 50% OFF [Mac OS X]

A lot of us don’t really need the bloat and bells and whistles of a full blown Photoshop installation. Pixelmator is a popular Mac OS X application that can perform most of the stuff you can do with Photoshop. Here are a few things you can do with Pixelmator Interface designed for work with images [...]

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How To Get Around To Those Blocked Websites

It is the policy in many schools, institutions and even workplaces to employ website blocking software to prevent people from accessing a certain list of websites. This could be done for many reasons and it is the social networking websites like Facebook, Twitter and email sites like Gmail, Yahoo Mail and Hotmail getting blocked. Another [...]

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iSteve: The Books Jobs is Available Now for Pre-Order

If you even have the remotest interest in Apple Inc or its CEO Steve Jobs, you are in for a treat. For someone who has guarded his private life more than any new Apple product design, it was a surprising move when he allowed for an autobiography on him. Here is the excerpt From bestselling [...]

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Free HTML5 WordPress Theme

Most modern browsers are starting to support HTML 5 and CSS3. The two pack an awesome punch in terms of  offering functionality that was previously possible only with the help of plugins, javascript, etc right within the browser. This makes webapps work incredibly faster and function well without any overhead. If you are a fan [...]

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How to Check DNS Propagation Status?

Here is another useful tidbit when you are working on moving websites, changing DNS servers, etc. If you just made a change to your DNS entries and waiting for it to propagate, there is a surefire way of measuring progress instead of twiddling your thumbs or whatever it is that you do when waiting for [...]

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How to Clear DNS Cache in Mac OS X Snow Leopard?

I was working on moving a few of our WordPress sites from Apache to Niginx. One of the changes was the new server ip address. But, I kept hitting the old ip address when i tried to ping from my iMac.  Doh! I haven’t cleared the DNS cache in my Mac OS X Snow Leopard. [...]

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MiMedia Offers 7GB of Free Online Storage

I have been a great proponent of the online cloud storage service Dropbox. Recently, Dropbox had some negative publicity when they updated their terms of service. So, I started looking for Dropbox alternatives. A long time blogging friend of mine, Mark Sierra commented about a service he has used for quite a bit – Mimedia. [...]

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BlackSheep Protects Against FireSheep

I wrote about a Firefox extension, FireSheep, that could let someone else on the same public WiFi connection as you could log into your social networking accounts. Eric Butler released Fire Sheep download with a good intention to show the seriousness of how lax the login procedures are for most of the popular social networking [...]

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Sony PlayStation Network Users Get Free Identity Theft Protection

If you have a Sony Playstation network account, you probably have heard of the massive attack on Sony’s PlayStation network. This led to hackers walking away with user account data possibly including personal information like credit card numbers.  Sony has in turn arranged for one year of free identity theft protection for PlayStation Network users [...]

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What is FireSheep and How to Protect Yourself?

I am going to be traveling a lot this month and probably end up using a lot of free WiFi access points. So, when I came across FireSheep I had to write about it. FireSheep, in essence, is a Firefox extension that can sniff out your login information to many sites and let a stranger [...]

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Quick Survey: Future of ShanKrila.com

Please take a few minutes and fill out this survey. If you can’t see the embedded survey form, you can go here to fill it out. http://app.fluidsurveys.com/surveys/priya/future-of-shankrila/

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