Browsing Articles Tagged 'Quick Tips'


6
Apr

Bookmarks and Favorites are frequently used by most Net Savvy persons. My Bookmark listĀ  today contains more than 100 websites, which I frequently visit. Organizing them into categories sometimes is difficult, but I have just come across a nice web tool, which I might switch to in coming days.
Welcome to Speed Dial.
OMG, yet another Firefox [...]

5
Feb

If you’ve tried Linux before, chances are you found this frustrating. The NumLock key on your keyboard is by default OFF when Linux boots. There’s a way to enable NumLock key stay in the ON state when Linux starts up.
Here’s how to do it if you’re in Ubuntu:
Using the shell, install NumLockX by typing this [...]

3
Feb

Did you just switch to Linux and realise that pressing Win Key + D shortcut doesn’t take you to the desktop? Yes, by default this keyboard shortcut for ‘Show Desktop’ doesn’t work in Linux.

20
Dec

Key Loggers are the small malicious scripts, which are planted in your PC to spy on your private data and passwords. They are memory resident programs, which store your important user-ids, passwords and other valuable information, as you type that into your keyboard. This data can later be misused by the master mind behind the [...]

19
Dec

Christmas is finally setting in and its time to change your themes to match the season. I had earlier talked about the themes you can use for Firefox one of which was Tinseltown.
Tinseltown is a real cool theme and has some real good graphics.

Download: TinselTown Christmas Theme for Firefox
WordPress ThemesĀ 
If you want to take the [...]

12
Nov

Well time for another round up interesting posts from around the Blogosphere. Hope you enjoy reading the posts and have fun with it.
There have some great articles this week and some of them are just very useful.

K-In the house tells us how to Get Directions from your Mobile Phone.
Shankar has yet again unearthed a [...]

12
Nov

As a publisher you are caught between selling paid links and following Google standards whichever way you look at it you will be the loser. Many advertisers simply decline to have a nofollow in the links. This on the other hand could get you penalized by Google itself. So you are caught in the middle of something that you cannot face or fight. You have to give into demands from either one of them. Lose you will but having to decide which way to go is much more difficult.