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The set is called “Helvetwitca”. This set includes Twitter birds created from characters from the Helvetica font. “Helvetwitca” is created using Helvetica Neue LT 45 Light for it’s body, Helvetica Neue for the foot and Helvetica Neue LT 95 Black for the smiling eye and mouth. The vector bird is free to use and redistribute.

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A few months ago Gmail got some new buttons and keyboard shortcuts to make labeling easier, especially for those of you accustomed to that familiar folder feel. Now they're making some more changes to Gmail's labeling toolkit.

1) New location for labels
You'll notice your labels in a new location on the left of your inbox (or on the right, for those of you using the Arabic, Hebrew, or Urdu versions of Gmail). Instead of having their own section, your labels are now above your chat list, grouped together with Inbox, Drafts, Chats and other system labels.

2) Label hiding and showing
You now have control over which of your labels show. We've done our best to get you started by automatically showing the labels you use most and hiding the rest. Label hiding is my favorite new feature, since it saves me from having to look through labels I rarely use. If I ever need to reach any of my old labels, I just click the "more" link.

You can show, hide, or delete a label by clicking the down-arrow to the left of that label.

If you want to make a lot of changes at once, go to the Labels tab under Settings where you can edit labels in bulk.

For those of you who created label names like _stuff or ++todo++ to force your most-used labels to the top of the list (come on, you know who you are, I did it too...), you don't have to come up with clever tricks like that anymore ;)

3) Drag and drop
You can now drag messages into labels, just like you can with folders. This does the exact same thing as "Move to" -- it labels and archives in one step.

You can drag labels onto messages too. It's the same thing as using the "Label" button. To label or move many messages at once, first select the messages and then drag and drop the label.

It's also possible to drag labels into the "more" menu to hide them and vice versa. If you only want to move a couple labels around, I've found it quicker than going to Settings.

All of these changes also mean the end of Right-side Labels, an experimental Gmail Labs feature. This is the first Labs feature we're retiring. (The idea behind Labs was always that things could break or disappear at any time or they might work so well that they become regular features. More on that soon...) Now that labels aren't in their own little box and take up much less space, moving them around the screen didn't seem as important. We realize quite a few of you used and liked Right-side Labels, so if you feel strapped for left nav screen real estate without it, try turning on Right-side Chat in Labs instead.

We hope these new changes make labeling even easier and help you stay organized. We'll be rolling out these labeling features for everyone throughout the day, so if you don't see them right away please check later today.

[via gmail official blog]

For most of us, math is a red rag and kids are no different from us. However, Math can be fun and easy if it is packed in a game. And once motivation kicks in, ambition will follow and kid may easily master even difficult exercises.

Today i am going to write about three cool free Internet games for kids that will get your kid who hates math like hell, interested and motivated in Mathematics.

1. Attractors

Let’s me introduce it. This doesn’t even seem like a math game. Well, to be exact, it’s physics, but understanding physics naturally requires a ton of maths.
Should i tell you how to play it? Oks!!! To get the game started, the player moves the dots about - which attract the atoms and make them swirl around. Also, the platforms can be tilted and adjusted to let the atoms bounce back.

2. Mend The Number Square by BBC

This is a game for kids who are learning to count and recognize numbers. The aim is to fill the square with the little creature in it with the number that is missing.
The site has several more games for kids who are just getting started with numbers and calculus.

and the last one is,

3. Math Flash cards

This one requires self-motivation and ambition as it’s not packed into a slightly deceiving game context. It’s plain and simple a tool to practice addition, subtraction, multiplication or division in four different difficulty levels. The reward is a high accuracy when the player makes few mistakes.

On Math Goodies students will find more tools and games like this to practice algebra, integers, percent, geometry, probability and more.

Need more online resources for your kids? Check out our Kids Stuff Collection.

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Ads(advertisements) has been main money and income resource for many websites to cover costs of maintaining a site and providing service and bandwidth. So do Orkut and MySpace. In fact, Orkut has recently added an advertising banner on right sidebar to replace the original Friends’ list.

Orkut is a popular social networking site in many countries like Pakistan, Brasil, India etc. it is by Google. What about MySpace? MySpace used to be the world most famous social networking site 3 years back, it's shine has been surpassed by Facebook recently, remains a popular social networking service in THE US.


To use the plugin, user must use Firefox web browser. Orkut & MySpace Advertising Remover, currently at version 1.0, is an ultra-light plugin removes that advertising banner from Orkut and MySpace.

Download and install Orkut & MySpace Advertising Remover! 1.0 add-on for Firefox.

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Why do soccer fans have to be crazy?

Well, i am crazy enough to answer this question, what i can say is that soccer is in my blood, and running in my veins. If you're a crazy soccer fan like me or If you are into soccer you will love these icons. 21 different soccer ball icons to choose from.

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What is BloGTK?

BloGTK is a software/application that allows you to easily blog from the comfort of your own desktop. “But wait!”, you say, “I can blog already from my desktop, with the help of my browser.” Yes you can. But with BloGTK you can blog offline, save drafts, have multiple accounts, and you don't need to open a browser and and and much more. So, let’s take a look at how you can start using BloGTK as your desktop blogging system.

Installing BloGTK

Before we get into connecting to your blog we have to install the application first. This is very simple. You can install BloGTK from the command line with a command such as:

sudo apt-get install blogtk

or

yum install blogtk

Or you can open up your Add/Remove Software utility, search for “blogtk” (without quotes), select the resulting entry, and click Apply to install.

Once BloGTK is installed you will find the menu entry in the Internet submenu of your Applications or Main menu.

Making the connection

BloGTK doesn’t offer as many connection types as some of the other tools. But it does connect to:

• Blogger
• MoveableType
• MetaWeblog API

As of the current release (ver 1.1) BloGTK doesn’t handle the MetaWeblog API well so it does'nt support Drupal, Wordpress etc. yet. So for the purposes of this article I will show you how to connect to a Blogger account with this software.

The very first thing you have to do is go to the Edit menu and select the Accounts and Settings entry. When this new window opens.Notice the Server URL. For Blogger this is the exact URL you need to use to connect. Other than that you will enter the username and password for your Blogger account and make sure Blogger is selected from the list of Blogging Systems.

Once you have this done click Save and then click OK.

You should notice, at the bottom of the main BloGTK window (See Picture Below) the instructions telling you to use File/Connect to connect (or re-connect) to your server.You do not have to connect to the server right away. You can create your blog entry first and then connect to the server and post your entry. Or you can create an entry and save as draft for later posting.

To save an entry you go about creating and, when you are ready to save, click the File menu and select “Save Post As…”, give the draft a name, and save the draft. You can then open the saved post for editing later.

If you want to post immediately you only have to create your post, connect to your account, and click the “Post Entry” button.

In order to connect to your account you go to the File menu and click “Connect”.

Gotchas

Outside of the seriously lacking account types you can use, there is a gotcha you will find when using Blogger. The Blogger system is using a newer API and the current iteration of BloGTK can not make use of all of its features. For instance, you can not add a title to your blogs with this release. You also can not use the Extended Entry or Excerpt features as well. Outside of that, BloGTK works just fine.

When the 2.0 release of BloGTK hits the repositories this application’s usefulness will be extended quite a bit. All of the Blogger features will work and, hopefully, more APIs will be added so more accounts can be used.

Give it a try, Here is the link to download BloGTK.

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I just have created an exclusive free directory for blogs and websites. There are billions of blogs and websites on the internet. Some of them are very interesting. You might have seen some interesting blogs in bloggers "Blogs of Note".

Who can add their link to the directory?
Anyone who has a blog or website can submit their site to this directory.
The blog can either be a blogspot domain or an FTP or Custom domain blog.

Is there any conditions which i should follow?
I don't impose any constraints on you. Reciprocal links needed only!
Keep in mind we wont approve sites with Adult content.

What is the use of submitting to this directory?
By submitting to our exclusive directory, you will get a free back link to your site. Do you know the importance of back link in online world? I hope you do. This directory is a part of my blog here. So you can expect little traffic too. More than that it will help us in showcasing blogs and websites.

How can i submit to the directory?
Just visit: http://linkdir.everything31.com/
Go to the appropriate category >> subcategory and opt for the add link option. Fill in the form. Give a detailed description about your site. Try to write something unique. Don't fill it up with some spammy content. And to prevent auto bots i have enable the captcha verification. So you will have to fill in the captcha.

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Fun and Humor plays a very important job in energizing human brain specially in today's tense living where each person is as busy as ever. People are so worried that they forget to laugh and even a smallest roadblock sends them into fits of rage. In such time, when everyone is so stressed, Funny sayings can help you sail through grave moments with a dash of zest and humor and pass smile to everyone's face. It's a great way to let people know how you feel and make them laugh at the same time. It not only makes everybody happy, but also helps you forget the daily anxiety of your life.

There are so many websites on internet, offered funny sayings. Here are few of my favorite funny sayings coated with humor by famous authors which I have collected from various resources. Feel free to use them when you really want to drive a message .You can also send them to your friends via SMS/Text Messages.

• Life is what happens when you plan to do other things - John Lennon
• Everybody wants to go to heaven, but no one wants to die - Unknown
• The good news about computers is that they do what you tell them to do. The bad news is that they do what you tell them to do. - Ted Nelson
• A compromise is an agreement whereby both parties get what neither of them wanted. Anybody can win, unless there happens to be a second entry.
• An optimist is someone who falls off the Empire State Building, and after 50 floors says, 'So far so good!'
• You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say will be misquoted, then used against you.
• Behind every successful woman… is a basket of dirty laundry. - Sally Forth
• If American politics are too dirty for women to take part in, there’s something wrong with American politics. - Edna Ferber
• I have lots of ideas. Trouble is, most of them suck. - George Carlin
• Sex was the most fun I ever had without laughing. - Woody Allen
• A synonym is a word you use when you can’t spell the word you first thought of. - Burt Bacharach
• Happiness is having a large, loving, caring, close-knit family in another city. - George Burns
• Nine nice night nurses nursing nicely. - Anonymous
• Marriage is the only war where you sleep with the enemy. - Gary Busey
• Bowling balls are like whores, you pick them up and finger them, throw them into the gutter, and they come back for more. - Anonymous
• Always forgive your enemies. Nothing annoys them so much. - Oscar Wilde
  
• An apple a day keeps the docter away, but if the doctors cute screw the fruit. - Anonymous

I'll be adding more soon.

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Twitter’s search engine leaves a lot to be desired. The native search frequently brings up incomplete results, both in a current search and going back. Plus Twitter search seems to frequently be down, and always be shoddy.

The best alternative, and a great way to track and search Twitter, is Scoopler. Scoopler is a fast, real-time search engine for Twitter – that’s also got some cool features of its own. It does its main job well, and adds just enough features to make it miles ahead of Twitter’s own search.
For the sake of full explanations, let me tell you that Scoopler also searches results from Flickr, Digg, Delicious, and some other sites – given the relative slowness with which these sites are updated, Twitter tends to both dominate search results and be the most functional use of Scoopler’s search.
When you search for a word or phrase (pick your own, or use one of the popular ones Scoopler suggests), you’re taken immediately to a waterfall-looking column of tweets, that updates as new ones come in. Frequently, it’s too fast to read, especially if you’re tracking a popular subject; you can easily pause the updates if you need to catch up.
In addition, Scoopler does an excellent job with multimedia stuff – videos, images, links, and the like. Within the stream of tweets on your topic, Scoopler extracts all the videos, image, and links to a convenient sidebar, where it organizes them by type, and by the number of shares. If a video is being passed around, you can see it without digging through the stream to figure out what it is you’re looking for. You can easily share anything on Scoopler, too, just by clicking “Peek.”
One thing I like to do periodically is click the “view all” button on the home screen – this tracks all of the most popular topics at once. First of all, the speed at which they update is crazy. Second of all, it’s a lot like skimming news headlines, and is a great way to get caught up on what’s happening.
One day, I predict, Twitter will fix its search – it’ll probably look a lot like Scoopler, actually. But for now, Scoopler seems to be one of the best of a small number of Web apps that let you search and track what’s happening on Twitter and in the world, pretty much at the speed of light.

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"mail" is a command to send and receive mail in Unix, Linux and BSD operating system. To initiate a mail sending process, just type in the following command:

mail recipient@domain.com

Replace recipient@domain.com with a valid email address.

The system will prompt for a subject of the email before allowing user to type in the mail message body.

# mail receipent@domain.com
Subject: For Testing Only
This email is for testing the mail delivery system only.
^D (EOT)
Cc:

Once finished typing the email message, press Ctrl-D (shown as ^D in example above), which represents End of Text (EOT). Depending on system, mail may or may not prompt another input request for any recipients to cc (carbon copy) to. Press Enter to skip or accept the input, and get the mail sent.

Tip: If the sender and recipient is on the same system, it’s possible to omit the domain (@domain.com) part of the address, leaving only user name.

It’s also possible to use mail’s arguments or switches to directly send mail without interactive input. For example,

mail -s Test address@domain.com < /dev/null

Command above will immediately send a blank email with empty body to the recipient address with the subject "Test". For more arguments, type "man mail".

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This is a very cool social media icon set, covering all most every famous social media network icon. This icon set contains 22 icons. Anyone can use these icons for private and commercial projects, blogs and web-sites for free, without any restrictions whatsoever.

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If you use Skype and you pay for Skype credit, you can call out from Skype on your computer to normal phones like mobile or landline at a discounted rate. You can also get a “Skype-In” phone number for an additional cost, which is essentially a Skype number disguised as a local land line, so that all calls to that number will be forwarded to your Skype account, allowing you to take the call anywhere and on any computer with Skype installed. This benefits the caller, if Skype is not available, he/she can always contact you simply by dialing your local number or mobile number.

It’s a cool thing, but outside of this site’s staff I don’t have much use for the service, many of my friends are still using AIM for goodness’ sake. That changed today when I signed up for phone numbers to forward calls to my Skype account, and unlike the Skype-In service, they didn’t cost me a single damn buck. Yes!!! the service i am going to tell you today is absolutely free.

Find out how I did it.
If you don’t have a Skype account, please be sure to set up an account with Skype first. You’ll need to provide your Skype ID when you register at Ring2Skype, which is where you get your free “Skype-In” number. There are a lot of countries to choose from, and you may register multiple numbers. For example, I’ve registered numbers in Windsor, Canada and London, UK as well as a US (New York City) number. My friend in Manhattan can call me up as if I lived there. Co-workers in London and Canada can now call me without ringing up international charges.

Here in the US, we have but a few choices as to our number’s calling area. I could get a number (with a three-digit extension) in California, Florida, Maine or New York. Japan’s numbers are limited to Tokyo, and Israel to Tel Aviv. It’s going to be a bit odd giving friends in Louisville my Manhattan number, but these days when long-distance and local calling are often the same price, it shouldn’t be too big a stretch.

There really is no catch. Call quality was as good as a regular Skype, Mig33 or Mobile Phone call. I plan on giving these numbers out to business contacts, and once Google Voice (which I hope to review for you soon) allows forwarding my GV number to extensions, I plan on using this service with friends and family as well.

Try it and let me know your experience with this free voice service in comments,

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Michael Jackson - Islam in my Veins Hamad

Give Thanks To ALLAH By Michael Jackson "Mikaeel".

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Pop star Michael Jackson has been rushed to hospital in Los Angeles with a suspected cardiac arrest. Jackson’s family members are reportedly rushing to his bedside. The Los Angeles Times reported that the 50-year-old singer was not breathing when paramedics arrived at his home.

Update: We're told that Michael Jackson "KING OF POP"(1958-2009) has died. He was just 50.
Michael suffered a cardiac arrest earlier this afternoon and paramedics were unable to revive him. We're told when paramedics arrived Jackson had no pulse and they never got a pulse back. Jackson's songs were featured on a number of different movie soundtracks over the years, and as an actor he appeared in the film The Wiz.

Of course we'll never forget his extended music video for Thriller, directed by John Landis. Though he's had his share of problems and controversy over the years, it's sad to hear that one of the great pop-culture icons of our generation has passed on. :'(

Michael is survived by three children: Michael Joseph Jackson, Jr., Paris Michael Katherine Jackson and Prince "Blanket" Michael Jackson II.

Jackson had 13 number one hits during his solo career.

RIP

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All the icons included in the set have clean shapes and neutral colors that can be used for various contexts, from a “Tweet it” button for your blogs to desktop wallpapers. The set is available in both pixel and EPS vector format so the icons can be rescaled to any size while retaining their original details. As usual, the icons are free for both personal and commercial projects.

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Meiga is one of the best file sharing programs to share files across your network or over the Internet. It is available for Linux, and the best part is that you can access files from other operating systems as well. Download the deb packages for Meiga from here. If you use other non-debian based distributions, you would have to compile from source.

Once installed, fire up the GUI. (Applications > Internet > Meiga in Ubuntu). You would be greeted by a mini window like this.
Click on add and browse to the directory you want to share, then choose the share name, you'll have to remove any spaces and make the name as simple as possible.
That's it, you have shared the folder successfully. Isn't it easy?

The person on the other side doesn’t need to install anything as long as a web browser or an http download manager is available. He would have to know your IP address and the share name to be able to access the files. Meiga makes it easy by showing you the URL in the statusbar as you click on each share. This is the URL other person would need to visit to access the files.
If you are on a network like your home network, chances are you would be knowing the IP addresses on your machines, so getting a file simply means browsing to http://[ip address]:8001/[share name] and you would see a list of all the files and folders within the shared folder.
If you are sharing files across the Internet, then of course, you would have to communicate the share’s URL to the other end via email or chat.

While the ability to share files with ease is the stronghold of Meiga, it can certainly do with some basic features like password protection the ability to view all shares on a particular computer. All in all Meiga is great for easy, no fuss file sharing with minimal effort.

Do you know of any similar application? Share with us in comments.

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Yo! Just a Quick Update guys.. Google has just updated the Pageranks few hours ago.

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This is a really cool set of camping icons. My personal favorite is the pillow fighting icon. I had a lot of fun playing with that one in Fireworks and PS. Enjoy the icons, believe me i really like all the icons packed in this set, and i am feeling proud to feature this set on everything31.com.

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Hey! believe me, this is no joke. There are still some Internet Service Providers (ISPs) out there offering free internet service. Today we’re going to look at a few ways to find totally free unlimited Internet access.

There are two routes to go here. You can go the WiFi route, which is far more popular and usually in the broadband range for speed. Or, you can go the dial-up route which is slower, however you can access it from the convenience of your own home or maybe from a hotel without WiFi service.

It may be slower, but keep in mind beggars can’t be choosers.

Freedom List

You might be living or travelling outside of the northern two-thirds of North America and be in need of dial-up service. Yes, believe it or not, there is more to the world than North America. I know, shocker isn’t it?! Freedom List offers a, well, list of free ISPs broken down by country. Just take a look! Isn't it impressive?
So, if your WiFi card is broken, or you just can’t sit at the cafe any longer, check Freedom List out.

All Free ISP

All Free ISP has a simple way to access their database and find a service provider near you. A major benefit is that their database covers the United States of America as well as Canada. You are more likely to find free service in the U.S.A. than in Canada, so I was pleasantly surprised to find several providers in my home province of Alberta.

Just go to All Free ISP and select your State or Province. You can also search by ZIP or Postal Code. Then click on our friend, the Go button. I’m also partial to his cousins the Enter and Next button - really handy fellows, the whole bunch.
The website then shows you a page of free and cheap ISPs you can access from your area. Here’s what showed up for me.
See how it breaks the list down into cities? That’s a nice touch. How about the rating system and letting you know what platforms are supported? Pretty nifty. From here, you can click on the name of an ISP and find out more about them. Let’s do that, shall we?
This just shows you a basic overview of the ISP. Really, do I need to explain this? No, exactly! That’s why I like this site. If you go to All Free ISP and follow through to this point, you’ll see that there is way more information than I’m showing here. Based on what they present, you can make an educated guess about whether you want to use this ISP or not.

At this point also, you realize that nothing is really free. If you choose Juno, you’ll be subjected to large banner ads for the privilege of using their service. No different than watching TV really.

Note: Remember, there are always security issues when using a public internet connection. So use it at your own risk.

Great News, as you know Linux Mint 7 (codename Gloria) was released last month and it has been a resounding success. Though initially it supported only 32-bit architectures, we are now happy to tell you that Clement Lefebvre has just released, the x64 version of Mint 7.
As expected, it has the same Ubuntu 9.04 base and the same features and improvements as its sibling, but especially built for 64-bit processor architectures, such as the Intel Core 2 Duo or AMD Athlon X2 64 ones.

Highlights of Linux Mint 7 (Gloria):

• Based on Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty Jackalope);
• Linux kernel 2.6.28;
• X.Org 7.4;
• GNOME 2.26.1 desktop environment;
• New artwork featuring beautiful black and green colors;
• Improved boot speed;
• mintMenu now offers suggestions as you type;
• Improved mintInstall;
• mintUpdate now displays download sizes for each available update;
• Improved mintUpload for easier setup;
• Added mintWelcome for a quick overview of the operating system;
• Added apt version, inxi and rtfm command-line tools;
• Moonlight/Silverlight support;
• The Xchat-Gnome IRC client was replaced by XChat;
• Meta and virtual packages.

System Requirements:

• A 64-bit processor;
• 512 MB of RAM to install, 256 MB of RAM to run;
• 2.5 GB free hard disk space (for installation);
• VGA video card capable of at least 800x600 resolution;
• A CD-ROM drive.

Question: What is Linux Mint?
Linux Mint is an elegant, easy-to-use, up-to-date, 100% free and comfortable Linux desktop distribution based on the very popular Ubuntu operating system. It offers paid commercial support to companies and individuals. Also, free community support is available from the forums and the IRC channel.

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Three days back 0n June 22, 2009 the domain sales service known as SitePoint split and they changed their name to Flippa. Flippa’s design is simplified compared to SitePoint although it still offers options to browse popular categories like established or premium websites. According to SitePoint, Flippa will offer a new search function that allows users to search for specific things such as minimum traffic or maximum traffic. Flippa will also be featuring a statistics widget which will allow website shoppers to see quick stats about a particular site or domain such as details like website’s Google page rank and their unique visitors per month etc.

The changes don’t come without a hefty price tag, however. Flippa will also be introduced with a new fee structure more expensive than SitePoint’s previous fee structure. Flippa will be charging a “success fee” similar to eBay’s final value fee. SitePoint has not yet announced whether or not they will be offering a marketplace for hosting, link sales, or scripts. User feedback made on SitePoint forums in regard to the change has been mostly negative. Many Twitter users are also spreading news of the change with retweets at the TechCrunch twitter account saying “SitePoint Spins Off Website Marketplace As Flippa, Upsets Users.”
SitePoint co-founder, Mark Harbottle commented,

If you want to come across to flippa and sell your site in the professional marketplace we’re creating for serious buyers, we welcome you with open arms. If not, please do go to digitalpoint. List your site for free and see if the old adage of “you get what you pay for” applies.

This comment shocked and appalled many Digital Point users, many of which felt the remark by Mark Harbottle was “unprofessional” and that it was a “low blow” to the DigitalPoint.com webmaster community.

Mark Harbottle also commented, “Meanwhile while you all whine and complain about the fees, the design, etc. the smart sellers are listing their sites on flippa.com and they are attracting the majority of the buyer interest,” which many SitePoint users found it not only hurtful for being called whiners and complainers, but also that this blow came after the announcement that fees will be rising. It came as a shocker that those who list their sites on SitePoint were insulted and told to leave if they don’t like the changes. Anyways if you guys have a site to sell, try flippa and let us know your experience with 'em by writting in comments,

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If you have got DCU-60 cable from auction website then chances are high that you won’t get drivers CD along with cable and it’s very difficult to search for drivers on internet.

To simply your task we have collected download links DCU-60 drivers for all Sony Ericsson mobile phones models from different websites.

All Sony Ericsson USB Singed drivers (Torrent Link)

Sony Ericsson USB Cable Drivers fro All Models (Rapidshare Link)

DCU-60 Cable Drivers for Sony Ericsson Models (MegaUpload Link)

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Today i have a very cute icon set for you, i dubbed “Wounded Hearts”, and ofcourse for good reason! One look at them and you’ll see why. I love all five icons in this pack, especially "be my valentines" one. Other icons are also very cool, feel free to download and use this pack and enjoy the icons.

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It’s always practical to have a gaming device at hand when your on the move It sounds little bit nerdy but true it is. You never know when you’re going to end up in line, stuck in traffic, or locked in an elevator for three days in a row.

However, before I switched Windows Mobile, getting some decent games on my pre-historic cellphone was pretty much impossible, and one doesn’t string a PSP around his neck all day and expect to be popular with the ladies. So, imagine my joy when I got to know that there are free games for iPod that I can download!

These games, which were mainly meant to be downloaded from the iTunes store, could help you kill that little time that was still moving, and although gaming sounds highly impractical with a scroll-click-weel and a center button, they’re great fun i must say.

However, paying for these games gets old quick. Especially because you’re paying 5 bucks (or 5 Euros - people really don’t seem to know how to convert prices) for games you’ve played in your browser a few years ago, like Tetris and music quizzes.

The problem with the iPod’s freeware games market is Apple’s overprotectiveness. It’s not easy to put games on your iPod that weren’t bought in iTunes. But today, we’re going to show you how it’s done.

Please Note: that the iPods supported by this tutorial are the iPod Video 5G and 5.5G (pictured above). Trying this with iPod Nano’s, iPod Classics, or any of the newer models will be bound to result in failure (and there is no other alternative but installing Linux on your iPod).

Either way, everything described in this tutorial, you do on your own risk. Everything 3.1 is not responsible for any potential problems, or damage to your iPod.

So let’s get started,

Prepping your iPod for free games

The process consists of three parts. First, we’re going to make sure iTunes won’t undo all our hard work with the next synchronisation. Then, we’ll need to copy the necessary files and folders to our iPod, and finally, we’re going to patch our firmware.

Configuring iTunes

First of all, let’s fire up iTunes and disable a few options. In Devices - iPod - Options in the Summary tab, make sure that Enable disk use is checked.
Also, go to the Games tab and disable the Sync games box.

Now, close iTunes and make sure your iPod is mounted. If not, remove it and plug it in again.

Moving the files

Next, configure Windows Explorer to display hidden files and folders. If you’re using XP, go to Tools - Folder Options. On Vista, this option can be found in Organize - Folder and Search Options.

In the View tab, make sure Show hidden files and folders is enabled.

Open your mounted iPod in Windows Explorer and navigate to iPod_ControlGames_RO and extract the hex folder of your downloaded games. Read more about where to get these games at the bottom of the article.

Patching your iPod

For this one, you’ll need to download iPodWizard (v1.3) and the right firmware file - 5G or 5.5G. If you don’t know for certain which you need, the 5.5G iPod is the one with search function.

Fire up iPodWizard and make sure the edit mode is set to Firmware File. Then, browse to the correct firmware. Finally, press Write to iPod and follow the directions on your screen.

Yo! Congratulations, you should now be able to find your games on your iPod under extras. Have fun!
Download Free iPod Games

If you do a quick Google search, a few sites will pop up where you can find free games for your iPod that you can download, one of those sites is Emobilez. This site offers a wide variety of free mobile/portable software, and has a healthy arsenal of games as well.

Although I’ve got my doubts with some of them (e.g. Lost and Zuma), all games are believed to be in the public domain.

Anyways, Happing Gaming!!! (:

Namco’s arcade fighter Tekken 6 is finally coming Stateside, and to celebrate the publisher has announced a slew of goodies accompanying its October 27 release.

Tekken is one of the best game i(James) have ever played, the Cardboard Tube Samurai, a recurring character from the gaming webcomic Penny Arcade, is joining the roster, with a couple of catches. First, it isn’t an all-new character, but rather an alternate costume for Tekken regular Yoshimitsu. Second, the perk comes only for customers who pre-order the game from GameStop.

The GameStop pre-order contains more bonuses, such as a calendar and something known as Samurai Battle Banners.

Fans who followed (or suffered from) the massive shortage of joysticks following the release of Capcom’s Street Fighter IV will be pleased to know that Namco is also releasing a $150 limited edition packing a Hori joystick. That edition will come with yet still another bonus, an art book.

Tekken 6 lands on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 this October.

Keep your fingers tapping,

HappY SurfinG!!! (:

by Ben Parr

What would you do if all of the activity and data from your Twitter, Flickr, Delicious, or Wordpress accounts were to suddenly disappear? It’s not as far fetched as it sounds – social bookmarking service Ma.gnolia lost all user data permanently this year. And hackers, downtime, and errors happen all the time. The moral? Always have a backup.

Just as you save your essay constantly so you don’t lose your work, or back up your entire hard drive in case it crashes, it’s prudent to have a copy of your social media data. That information can be just as important as your email and personal files, but there hasn’t been an easy way to copy that data from the cloud. Enter Lifestream Backup, a service that will back up your Twitter, Flickr, Google Docs, and more.
The service’s premise is relatively simple: you want to protect your social media data in case of chatastrophic circumstances, failure, or just to have a copy for your own records. To do this, Lifestream Backup connects to your social accounts and pulls the data, pictures, blog posts, and files you’ve added, created, or associated with your accounts.

The actual process of backing up is easy, and the results are accessible without much issue. For Flickr, it stores a copy of your photos. For Twitter, it creates an XML file with every tweet you’ve ever made. In total, Lifestream Backup supports eight services: Twitter, Flickr, Photobucket, Google Docs, Wordpress, Delicious, Basecamp, and Zoho. And according to Lifestream, Facebook, Gmail, and YouTube support are coming soon.

In addition to accessing all of your backups, you can also see your backup history. The company will tell you when the backup began, when it finished, and the result. You can set the backups to occur either weekly or daily, and you can get email digests of backup activity. Backups also occur fast – even though it told me it would take a few hours, backing up my Flickr and Twitter only took minutes.

Backing up your social media doesn’t come free, though – the service costs $4.95 a month, which is similar to standard data backup service like Mozy. This may be a worthwhile price to pay if you’re a heavy social media user.

However, even Lifestream Backup isn’t a guarantee that your data is safe. It takes information in the cloud and places it into another cloud, powered by Amazon Web Services. While AWS is incredibly reliable, it’s not perfect, which is also why you can download the data from Lifestream Backup. Overall, this tool provides a service that many of us actually need, but will not realize until it’s too late.

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HappY SurfinG!!! (:

DISCLAIMER: THE FOLLOWING STEPS MAY VOID YOUR IPHONES WARRANTY OR VIOLATE YOUR AT&T TERMS OF SERVICE! BY EXECUTING THIS WALKTHROUGH YOU ACKNOWLEDGE THAT AARON KRILL AND HIS COMRADES CAN NOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY SHIT YOU MAY GET IN TO!

This is a simple hack to enable MMS on iPhone OS 3.0

The non-availability of MMS and tethering feature in the U.S at the time of the launch of iPhone OS 3.0 was probably the most disappointing news that was announced at the WWDC 2009 Keynote address.
In case you didn't know, Aaron Krill over at Krillr.com has also figured out a way to enable MMS on iPhone OS 3.0.

Now, on to the walk through.

Before you start, you must have these things:

• Modified version of ATT_US.ipcc which can be downloaded from here.
• iPhone running iPhone OS 3.0
• iTunes 8.2
• Another AT&T Phone (not an iPhone)

You then need to enable IPCC updates for iTunes 8.2 and copy the IPCC file to your iPhone. To achieve this, you need to follow these instructions:

Enabling IPCC Updates for iTunes 8.2:

iTunes 8.2 will not allow you to apply the IPCC updates so you need to follow these steps:

MAC OS X:

1. Close iTunes.
2. Open Terminal (Applications > Utilities > Terminal).
3. Run the command: defaults write com.apple.iTunes carrier-testing -bool TRUE.

Windows 32 Bit:

1. Close iTunes.
2. Go to Start then Run and type CMD.
3. Run this command(If you right-click on the cmd window you can paste): “C:\Program Files\iTunes\iTunes.exe” /setPrefInt carrier-testing 1.

Windows 64 Bit:

1. Close iTunes.
2. Go to Start then Run and type CMD.
3. Run this command(If you right-click on the cmd window you can paste): “C:\Program Files (x86)\iTunes\iTunes.exe” /setPrefInt carrier-testing 1.

Copying the IPCC file to your iPhone:

The above steps will allow you to update the IPCC using iTunes 8.2. To copy the IPCC file to your iPhone follow these instructions:

1. Open iTunes & plug in your phone.
2. Click on your phone in iTunes(under device settings).
3. Windows Users: hold shift and click “Check for updates”. MAC OS X: hold alt and click “Check for updates”.
4. Select the IPCC you downloaded earlier.

This is where your other AT&T phone comes in handy. You need to follow these steps to enable MMS on your iPhone:

1. Remove the sim cards from both the iPhone and your non-Apple phone
2. Place the iPhone sim card into the non-Apple phone
3. Power on the new phone
4. Make a phone call or two (your voicemail works)
5. Log in to your myWireless account at wireless.att.com
6. It should now say that your device is whatever you put your SIM into. If it doesn't, repeat step 4 a few times.
7. Go to the "Features" tab
8. Select a "Messaging Plan", one that isn't an iPhone plan.
9. Click next and go through all the legal crap
10. You should now have MMS enabled on your account... So DO NOT ADD AN IPHONE TEXTING PLAN BACK TO YOUR ACCOUNT! EVER! IT WILL DISABLE MMS AGAIN!
    

So this is where things change a bit.

1. Find and write down the IMEI from your non-iPhone phone. The method for finding your IMEI will vary based on your phone make and model, so go google it.
2. Try to send an MMS. It will probably fail.
3. Call AT&T customer service.

This is where things start to get tricky. We have to get a CS agent to change your account's associated IMEI WITHOUT changing any of your features. Sometimes this is difficult. To make your life easier, I've designed a step-by-step procedure on how to accomplish this.

1. Call 611 from the non-iPhone
2. Tell them that you've switched phones and need to update your IMEI
3. Give them the IMEI you wrote down
4. Once they do this, they'll try and get you to change your Data plan. Tell them you have an sudden emergency and dont have time but you'll call back in about 20 minutes to change the plans. Hang up immediately.
5. Wait about 5 minutes and try sending an MMS
6. If it doesn't work, call them back and tell them you're having issues with MMS on your phone.
7. If they try and get you to update your data/text plans, hang up and try again. You get a different CS agent every time, sooner or alter they'll fix it without trying to get you to change plans.
8. Swap the iPhone sim card back into the iPhone
9. Reboot the iPhone

It should work, and hopefully they won't notice you have an iPhone and do the re-optout

This has worked for a few people. Hopefully it will work for you.

Enjoy! (:

Please Note: AT&T Family Plan users who have a family messaging plan can skip steps 7-11.
Please don't add an iPhone texting plan back to your account, as it will disable MMS again.
Aaron has reported that AT&T may be blocking these steps from immediately taking effect so he has adviced users to call AT&T after step 10/11 and before step 12 to complain that MMS isn't working. According to him this should fix the issue.

But if you plan to still give it a shot, don't forget to let us know how it goes in the comments section.

[ via Krillr.com ]

I had an Ubuntu CD so passed it along and one of my friend(a big fan of linux) was able to install it just fine. The first thing he tells me is that there no icons on the desktop? How am I supposed to browse my files?

Some distros provide you with these icons on the desktop and some don’t. Having the icons on the desktop might be an overkill for the geeks. After all, the Places Menu works just fine. However, I guess new users still want those icons on the desktop (Ubuntu forums would attest to the fact). So, if you are looking to get the Home, Trash or the Computer icons on the desktop, it is very easy.

Follow along (works for all Gnome-based distros)

Hit Alt + F2, type in gconf-editor in the dialog box that comes up and hit Enter.
The Configuration Editor will open up. Navigate to Apps >> Nautilus >> Desktop.
Towards the right side, you'll see some options. Place a check against the icons you want to see displayed on the desktop. You can display the Computer, Home, Trash and Network icons from in here.
While you are there, you can also think about changing the names. If for example, if you want to change the name from “Computer” to “Varun’s Computer”, all you have to do is double-click on computer_icon_name, choose String as the type and then key in the name you want to give to it.
You can also uncheck volumes_visible option if you don’t want the mounted drives to appear on the desktop. I personally loathed them, could never get in terms with where they appear (on top of each other at times) and how to customize their positions.

That’s it! You can customize what to show up and what to not on your desktop very easily.

HappY SurfinG!!! (: