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5 Ways to Know your Systems Uptime

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Mar 31, 2008

SystemUptime

Uptime is a measure of the time a computer system has been "up" and running.

The system uptime is very important for system administrators. Many times normal users like to keep the track of their PC.

Here I am showing 5 ways (Some Commands and Some Very Small and Free Utilities) to know How long has Your System been Running without Reboot.

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Make your Friends Fool by creating a Harmless Virus

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Mar 30, 2008 1 Comment


How To Make A Little Virus (this Isn't Actualli A Relay Virus Bu - Funny blooper videos are here

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The Redesigned Mozilla Add-ons website is now Live!

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Mar 28, 2008 Leave a Comment

Great news from Basil Hashem, Mike Morgan and Madhava Enros: the refreshed, redesigned and ready for interaction Mozilla Add-ons web site is now live!

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World's Lightest Cell Phone

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Mar 27, 2008

ModuThe Guinness World Record has named the tiny and sophisticated cell phone Modu as Worlds Lightest Cell Phone. It weighs a mere 1.4 ounces and is .3 inches thick.

"The phone, as you'll remember, works as a standalone mobile device or fits into different “jackets” that basically take control of the mini core and can act as smartphones, game phones, or music phones. Expect Modu to hit the US late this year or early next."

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Microsoft Released another Version of Windows XP SP3

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Mar 26, 2008 Leave a Comment

Microsoft on Tuesday released another version of Windows XP Service Pack 3, but the software remains in the testing phase.

"Windows XP SP3 RC2 Refresh was made publicly available today via Microsoft Download Center," Microsoft said in a statement. "We've made this release candidate available in order to receive further user feedback prior to the release of Windows XP SP3."

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OS X turns VII

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Mar 25, 2008 Leave a Comment

"A lot can change in just a few years: take OS X, for example. On March 24, 2001, Apple released OS X 10.0, code-named Cheetah. It was the first ground-up overhaul of the Mac OS since its introduction in 1984, and it brought with it design changes that would shake the platform for years to come: BSD-based underpinnings, true preemptive multitasking, and, of course, the Aqua interface. Not only did it usher in the era of computing in which we now live, but it brought Apple along for the ride." - Read Full on Macworld

Related: Happy Birthday Orkut!, Orkut turn 4 years old.

Search more than 360 iGoogle Themes using New Search Box

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Two months ago, by lunching the iGoogle Themes API Google increased the iGoogle themes. With the help of this API anyone can Now design iGoogle theme.

The Themes API lets you create custom designs for iGoogle. Themes are visual designs that personalize iGoogle pages for millions of users. Themes are not just static designs--they can change throughout the day to reveal a visual storyline, message, or anything else.

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DIY: Make a Homemade Lie Detector

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Mar 24, 2008 1 Comment

Here's how to make a fun, cheap lie detector that really works! Find out if your friend or spouse is lying. This Homemade lie detector machine is just for your fun. You will need some electronic knowledge to do this. The video explains how to assemble the circuit with a block diagram.

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2 Ways to Rename Recycle Bin in Windows XP

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Mar 23, 2008

Recycle Bin

I have told you about How to Hide/Un-Hide Recycle Bin Icon on Desktop in XP. Most peoples don't want that annoying Recycle Bin Icon on there Desktop. But some of you, like me, want to leave (give it a chance) the Recycle Bin Icon on Desktop but don't want the traditional name Recycle Bin.

Here I am listing 2 ways to Rename the Recycle Bin Icon. You can rename the Recycle Bin to what ever you want like Trash, Garbage, Dust Bin etc.

To rename the Recycle Bin all you have to do is to make some changes in the registry (regedit.exe) file. It is highly recommended that you should backup your registry. This Blog's Author will not be liable if any damage occurs.

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BarCamp Mumbai 3 at IIT Bombay

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BarCamp Mumbai 3 plans are underway

It is a free unconference focusing exclusively on blogging, organized by bloggers for bloggers. This is going to be an intense event with discussions, demos and interaction between attendees. Any blogger who wants to contribute is welcome and invited to join.

BarCamp Mumbai 3 will happen on 29 March 2008 at A cluster of rooms/open spaces in and around School of Management (SOM) at IIT Bombay. Its a chance to meet the most popular Indian bloggers.

Register Here | Topics | BarCamp Mumbai Blog

Download Windows Vista SP1 Product Guide

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Mar 22, 2008 Leave a Comment

A comprehensive feature-by-feature guide to Windows Vista with Service Pack 1. With contributions from people who actually worked on the product, this is the definitive resource to learn about Windows Vista. The Windows Vista Product Guide is available in XPS and PDF formats.

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Newest Gmail features for Google Apps users

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Google announced one new update which is now rolling out to Google Apps users who haven't already opted in to get the latest improvements. Employees, students and other Google Apps users will soon start seeing useful features like -

Google's new RSS feed will help users to stay up-to-date to latest Google Apps Improvements, so you can learn about changes to Google Apps as they happen.

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Shup - Capture and Upload Screenshots to Several Storage Services like Flickr, Imageshack, Photobucket, Stashbox

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Mar 21, 2008 Leave a Comment

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There are so many tools available to download images from storage services like Flickr. For instance you can get FlickrDown - A Flickr Mass Downloader to download images from Flickr. But some useful tools are available to upload images to storage services like Flickr, Imageshack, Photobucket, Stashbox.

Shup is a great way to capture and upload Screenshots to several Storage Services. It is a small memory resident app that can upload files to several online storage services straight from Windows’ right-click context menu. Shup is great for uploading all kinds of files, especially when combined with the included Windows shell extension.

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Add your business to Local Search on Google India

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Mar 20, 2008 Leave a Comment

Here is a simple and free way to promote your business on Google India Local Search. Google is inviting business owners from India to add their business listing in Google India Local Search. By adding your business free to Google India Local Search you will get noticed all over the country and will help your business to boost as it will help people to find you easily.

- Do you own a restaurant in Delhi and wish more people knew about your delicacies?
- Are you an insurance agent seeking new clientele?
- Would you like more tourists for your travel agency in Goa?
- Are you a custom apparel merchandiser in Bangalore seeking to expand your customer base?

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Motorola's concept Cellphone with Dual Camera

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Motoconcept

Motorola developed a concept mobile phone which is having two camera's. This is not like other cellphones having one camera on front and another is at back. This model is designed by Paris-based Lysandre Follet.

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Find out Is Your Computer Secretly Connecting to Internet

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Mar 19, 2008 1 Comment

Use this simple DOS command from Digital Inspiration to know Is Your Computer Connecting To Websites Without Your Knowledge. There is always a risk to download and install any third party software from Internet because they may contain malware or spyware programs which gathers your personal data and when you connect to Internet it send out the data by connecting to Internet without your knowledge.

Using this command you will be able to track down such suspicious activities. You will see which program is connecting to Internet, If you found this program suspicious you can uninstall it then.

Use the following steps -

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Windows Vista SP1 available to Download

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Today, Microsoft has released the Service Pack 1 for Windows Vista. You can download standalone installers for x86 and x64 systems. Both updates will be in 5 languages English, French, Spanish, German, and Japanese.

For those people who happy to wait - The SP1 will start arriving to their PCs automatically in mid-April. The second release of Windows Vista SP1 will be available in the remaining 31 languages. The second release of Windows Vista SP1 is scheduled for later in April.

What Microsoft say about this release -

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How to know if a website is down for all or just for you?

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Mar 17, 2008

Engadget is UP!

The incident happened with me is "On Feb 24 I was accessing Youtube, after sometime I was unable to access Youtube. I thought it might be my connection problem, but when I tried other websites they were working fine. So I searched dig and I found YouTube was down for nearly half-an-hour."

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Access hidden Firefox settings with Configuration Mania

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Mozilla hides some of the options provided to users, to access these option user have to type about:config in the address bar. Many users don't even know about about:config, and once you discover it, it's still not clear what all of the settings do.

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USB Bomb: Weapon of Mass Storage

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Mar 15, 2008 Leave a Comment

USB_Memory_Bomb

This bomb shaped data storage device is designed by Mexico City industrial designer Joel Escalona. The USB bomb should keep your data safe, since its design is likely to deter to anybody who might have thoughts of stealing it, lest they might get blown to smithereens. The device looks like one of those bombs that Wile E. Coyote might have purchased from the ACME catalog, or maybe from those old Spy vs. Spy cartoons in MAD magazine.

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NewsGlobe - Visualize Breaking News on a Rotating 3D Globe

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Mar 14, 2008 Leave a Comment

Yahoo! NewsGlobe

Lucas J. Shuman an engineer of Yahoo!'s Media Innovation Group has created a new way to browse Yahoo News top stories. He used latest Adobe Flash Player and ActionScript 3 to create this tool.

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How People Count Cash in Various Countries

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Mar 13, 2008 Leave a Comment

A man in the following video, showing various tricks used to count cash in various countries.



How People Count Cash? - video powered by Metacafe

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Facebook Founder: One of the Worlds Richest Man

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Mar 12, 2008 1 Comment

FBookReuters

Mark Zuckerberg the founder of social networking site Facebook. He spends most of his time in front of a computer. But he is no ordinary 23-year-old he’s officially the world’s youngest US billionaire.

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Save Your Google Calendar as PDF

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Mar 10, 2008 Leave a Comment

Those people who use Google Calendar sometimes want to send their schedule to others. Google Calendar itself provides this facility with print option, but many people ignore this option.

Google Calender Print

Following are the simple steps to Convert your Google Calendar to PDF

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Music Created using Windows XP and 98 Sound Effects Only

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Mar 9, 2008 Leave a Comment

This is a music video created by a guy. This video is made up of Windows XP and Windows 98 sound effects only. The video is 2.29 in length. It is divided into two parts. The first part contains music, 1.35 in length and another part shows how he created the music.

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Watch Live Streaming of nearly 250 Indian TV channels, News, Sports, Tech, Weather, Music and Regional Channels.

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Mar 8, 2008

Channel Haven Logo

I found this site channelhaven on which you can Watch Live Streaming of Nearly 250 channels. All Indian TV Channels, News Channels, Sports Channels, Tech, Weather, Music and Regional Channels. You can watch Live Streaming of Cricket Match also.

Here, I am listing the main categories of channels

Sports Entertainment Music News Educational Business Lifestyle Tamil Malayalam Telugu Weather Shopping Religious Kannada Punjabi More Channels (United Kingdom)

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Blue Screen Of Death screensaver from Microsoft

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Mar 7, 2008

BSOD
photo by blue98xp

What is BSoD

BSoD - Blue Screen Of Death is a error screen, totally blue colored. This screen pop-ups on an NT system whenever something has gone terribly wrong. That's why people say One of the most feared colors in the NT world is blue.

Bluescreen is a screen saver by Microsoft that not only authentically mimics a BSOD, but will simulate startup screens seen during a system boot. Virtually all the information shown on Bluescreen's BSOD and system start screen is obtained from your system configuration - its accuracy will fool even advanced NT developers.

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The Gmail Soap

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Mar 6, 2008 Leave a Comment

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Its quite funny!

Related: Google Apartment View

Internet Explorer 8 is available to Download

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Microsoft has released the public beta of their next-generation browser Internet Explorer 8. On this release Chris Wilson, IE Platform Architect says

This release contains some great advances in Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and layout, programming model, performance, reliability, usability and service integration. We are eager to ensure that the transition to Internet Explorer 8 is seamless for you and your audience, and to give you a head start on using many of the new features with your sites and services. We encourage you to test your sites and services, and our platform implementation, and give us feedback!"

The beta is now publicly available for download.

Download Internet Explorer 8 Beta 1

Click on the above link, choose your operating system and that's it.

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2 Secret ways to get more from your Gmail Address

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After revealing the use and benefits of Personal Level Indicators in Gmail nearly two days ago. Robby Stein, Associate Product Marketing Manager of Gmail recently discovered some little-known ways to use your Gmail address that can give you greater control over your inbox and save you some time and headache.

Below tips will teach you how to make use of your gmail address beyond you@gmail.com.

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Taskbar Shuffle - re-arrange Taskbar Buttons by Dragging

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Mar 5, 2008 1 Comment

Taskbar Shuffle

Taskbar Shuffle is a small program which allows you to arrange your buttons in the taskbar by just dragging and dropping. This program is freeware and it provides two functions.

It allows you to rearrange the buttons on your Windows taskbar by dragging and dropping them. It also allows you to rearrange icons in system tray, just you have to press 'CTRL' key while dragging and dropping the system tray icons.

In the option window it has options like start with Windows, Show System Tray Icon etc.

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Personal Level Indicators in Gmail

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Mar 4, 2008

Gmail Logo

Gmail again revealed a new feature called "Personal Level Indicators" which will help you to prioritize your gmails. When you enable this option, it put arrows next to messages in your inbox so you can tell if an email was addressed to you, a group, or a mailing list that you're on.

To enable this option

Personal Level Indicators

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Download Youtube video with IE7 PRO

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Mar 3, 2008

IE7 Pro is a must have add-on for Internet Explorer, which includes a lot of features and tweaks to make your IE secure, customizable and more useful.

Most peoples use Internet Explorer and want to download video from Youtube, this tool provides them the ability to download video from Youtube directly. This add-on is also compatible with Internet Explorer 6 and can download videos from video sites like Google Video, Metacafe, Myspace, Break.com, Putfile, Dailymotion, Sevenload, MyVideo.de and Clipfish.de.

Just follow these steps below and you are ready to download videos.

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IE7 Pro - Add Firefox features to Internet Explorer

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Mar 2, 2008

logo IE7 Pro

If you like Firefox add-ons and wish if you could do these tasks in Internet Explorer then this IE7 Pro add-on is for you. This is a must have add-on for Internet Explorer lovers who just want to work with IE. This add-on includes lots of features to make your IE browser more secure, customizable and useful.

The main problem I don't like in Internet Explorer is, when I open many of tabs or windows it crashes immediately. The Firefox is much better than IE. It gives much better speed, it provides security and is customizable. With themes you can change the way it looks plugins and add-ons extends it's usability.

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Top Posts of February 2008

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Mar 1, 2008 Leave a Comment

Digital Passion February 2008

From now, I decided to make a special post on 1st of each month, this post will contains all the top posts from previous month. New readers to Digital Passion may have missed the most interesting (according to stat) posts of the previous month. Here they can view and enjoy those posts. The other benefit of doing this is Search Engine Optimization.

EOL - Encyclopedia of Life goes Live

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EOL

Encyclopedia of Life is officially launched. It is an fantastic project to organize and make available via internet all information about life present on Earth. This site was so popular in its first few hours that the it crashed quickly. According to EOL blog "there were 5.8M hits in the span of 3 hours."

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Picasa Tip: Super-Fast Full-Screen Preview

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Picasa

Here is a secret keyboard shortcut to fullscreen view of your images in Picasa. When you are in Library View, Move your mouse over any picture thumbnail, Hold down the 'CTRL' key, and then press 'ALT' key. You will instantly get a fullscreen view of that picture.

As soon as you take your finger off the 'ALT' key, you will be returned to the regular library view. This trick helps you to view the current picture in detail. This trick also works on the current photo when you are in Edit Room.

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