WHEN YOUR PARENTS WAKE YOU UP IN THE MORNING. . :) )
Sunday 13 May 2012
Wednesday 9 May 2012
Whar are Ebooks and some Usefull Links For Ebook Readers
An eBook is an electronic book, which you can read digitally on your laptop, computer screen or on devices .
You will find them in various sites and some of them are listed below.
www.books.google.com
You will find them in various sites and some of them are listed below.
www.books.google.com
www.ebooks.com
www.free-ebooks.net
www.ebook3000.com
www.ebookee.org
www.bookchums.com/ebooks.php
www.booksonboard.com
www.kobobooks.com
www.allromanceebooks.com
www.fictionwise.com
www.mininova.org/sub/50 (torrents of Books)
www.indiaebooks.com
www.ebookdirectory.com
www.getfreeebooks.com
Top Posts of the Day
What makes for a Top Post ?
I read a LOT of headlines each day, scan through about a third of those posts and if it really captures my attention I will read the entire thing or if I find a headline that looks like it’s breaking news. Those are a couple of things that makes it a top post. Another that makes it a top post is if it gets RT’d by several people on Twitter, and finally if I know the author of the blog as is the case with the first ‘Top Post’. It just goes to show you how you can form relationships online through social media.
Tuesday 8 May 2012
Please note: This trick will only disable Facebook Timeline for yourself. It will not hide your Facebook Timeline from your friends and they will still be able to view it.
The Easiest Solution – Use Internet Explorer 7. Facebook Timeline is not supported on IE7 and probably won’t be in the future too. If you don’t want to browse your profile or your friends profile with Facebook Timeline, just use Internet Explorer 7.
If you use browsers like Google Chrome, Firefox or Opera you can still mimic your browser string as Internet Explorer 7 and fool Facebook into believing that you are using IE7 thus disabling or removing the Facebook Timeline for you. You can use the following add-on, extensions and tricks to fool Facebook.
For all purposes below, the user agent string for IE7 is given below:
Firefox Users – Install the User Agent Switcher add-on and follow the instructions given at this link to add a new IE7 user agent to the add-on and then use the user agent while browsing Facebook.
Google Chrome Users – Create a new shortcut for Google Chrome and name it Facebook or something. Once you have done that, edit the shortcut and add -user-agent="Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 7.0; Windows NT 6.0;)" to it. Once you have done that, use the shortcut while you are browsing Facebook and the timeline will be disabled. (Find Instructions for creating and editing the Chrome shortcut)
Safari Users – Enable Develop mode in Safari by going to Preference -> Advanced and selecting the check box next to "Show Develop menu in menu bar". Once you have done that, select the "User Agent" sub-menu from the Develop menu and select "Internet Explorer 7.0" from the available options.
Internet Explorer Users – If you are using IE7, you don’t need to do anything. If not, you can make use of an IE Add-on called UA Pick. Instructions on changing your user-agent in IE at this link.
Opera users have it a little bit tougher since you will have to modify Opera configuration data so I will leave it out for now and will add that information as a separate post later on and link it from here. In the meantime, you can always use one of the browsers mentioned above.
The Easiest Solution – Use Internet Explorer 7. Facebook Timeline is not supported on IE7 and probably won’t be in the future too. If you don’t want to browse your profile or your friends profile with Facebook Timeline, just use Internet Explorer 7.
If you use browsers like Google Chrome, Firefox or Opera you can still mimic your browser string as Internet Explorer 7 and fool Facebook into believing that you are using IE7 thus disabling or removing the Facebook Timeline for you. You can use the following add-on, extensions and tricks to fool Facebook.
For all purposes below, the user agent string for IE7 is given below:
Firefox Users – Install the User Agent Switcher add-on and follow the instructions given at this link to add a new IE7 user agent to the add-on and then use the user agent while browsing Facebook.
Google Chrome Users – Create a new shortcut for Google Chrome and name it Facebook or something. Once you have done that, edit the shortcut and add -user-agent="Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 7.0; Windows NT 6.0;)" to it. Once you have done that, use the shortcut while you are browsing Facebook and the timeline will be disabled. (Find Instructions for creating and editing the Chrome shortcut)
Safari Users – Enable Develop mode in Safari by going to Preference -> Advanced and selecting the check box next to "Show Develop menu in menu bar". Once you have done that, select the "User Agent" sub-menu from the Develop menu and select "Internet Explorer 7.0" from the available options.
Internet Explorer Users – If you are using IE7, you don’t need to do anything. If not, you can make use of an IE Add-on called UA Pick. Instructions on changing your user-agent in IE at this link.
Opera users have it a little bit tougher since you will have to modify Opera configuration data so I will leave it out for now and will add that information as a separate post later on and link it from here. In the meantime, you can always use one of the browsers mentioned above.
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