Wednesday, 8 February 2012

How to Turn any photo into a Facebook Chat emoticon

How to Turn  any photo into a Facebook Chat emoticon

Once you've gotten your brain wrapped around that limitation, here's what you have to do in order to use any available image as an emoticon:



  • Go to a profile (or page) which uses the photo you want as its profile image.
  • Take a close look at the profile (or page) URL. Make note of the profile ID (this could be a custom username or a long string of numbers).
Ex. facebook.com/prohackersden or 197027040378524
Then [[linktohow]] or [[197027040378524]] use on comment box
  • Stick that profile ID between double brackets while chatting or messaging people on Facebook.
  • Watch the profile ID (and the double brackets) get converted into the corresponding image as soon as you send a message to someone.


This means that if you want to use a photo of teen heartthrob LinkToHow, you could type "[[linktohow]]" into a message. (The "LinktoHow" text corresponds to the profile ID of his official Facebook page.)

How To Get Facebook Timeline Business Cards For Free

You’re going to love this freebie. How many of you want a business card that is made from your Facebook Timeline page? The good news is that Moo.com is currently offering FB Timeline style business cards to first200,000 Facebook users who sign up on their website through Facebook.

All you need to do to get your Facebook Timeline business card for free is go to your profile on Facebook, click the ‘About’ link underneath your profile picture, and on the next page scroll down till you see the ‘Contact Info’ section. There should be a small business card icon next to the Contact info. You just have to click on the icon, and it will open a pop-up window showing a business card, which is made from your Facebook Timeline page. Have a look at the screenshot below what I got when I clicked on the small business card icon.

Next, you have to click on the ‘Print Cards’ link in the pop-up window. It will take you to the Moo Cards page where you’ll be given an editor to customize the front and back look of the card by yourself. Isn’t it amazing?



After you’re done customizing, simply follow the given instructions and place the order. Next, enter the correct address where you want it to be delivered. It’s absolutely free and you don’t need to give any credit card details.
You’ll get a bundle of 50 cards that you just customized for free. All Facebook users can take advantage of this offer. There is no hidden customization, printing the cards and delivery cost no matter where you are in the world.
The offer will run for the next 10 days but they’ve run out of free cards for today and will be adding more cards to the offer every day, as their Facebook account says. So you need to get up early tomorrow morning and grab your free business cards before they run out of packs again, as there are a hell lot of Facebook users who will be trying to take advantage of this offer.

I’ll update the post with full instructions on how to customize the card and place the order. Hope I get lucky tomorrow. Until then, you can share this post and let your friends and family members know about this freebie.

How to Hide Old Facebook Updates in the Timeline View

Facebook recently released the Facebook timeline to every single Facebook user. As usual, some love the new and interesting feature, while others are busy grumping about it.
With the new Facebook Timeline feature, it will be very easy for anyone to see the updates you made long ago. If you yourself dig deep in your updates, you will be shocked to see that almost all the older updates made by you are either public or visible to friends of friends.



If you are looking for a way to keep things from your past to yourself, here are two ways to do so.
Limiting Old Posts
  • Step 1: Click on the drop-down arrow next to the home button located at the top right corner on your Facebook home page and click on privacy settings to open it.



  • Step 2: Hunt for Limit the Audience for Past Posts in the list and click on the link, Manage Post Visibility.



  • Step 3: Facebook will now show you a popup confirmation box asking you for the final time, whether you want to Limit Old Posts. Click on the button and make the necessary changes.



This method will change the visibility of all your older updates from Public or friends of Friends to just friends. However, if you want to exclude a particular post from the timeline once and for all, there’s a way for that too.
Hiding Single Posts
This method is a little manual and takes some time. First, you will need to manually search for the post you want to hide from your timeline. Once you have found it, click on the Pen Symbol near the star button and select either of the two, Hide from Timeline or Delete Post.
The first option will keep the post in the timeline for your personal records but will hide it from the eyes of the world. The second option, as the name suggests, will delete the particular post forever.

Conclusion
We all have questionable updates from our past, which can ruin (or at least make unnecessary troubles) in our present life, and since Facebook is nowadays a dominating force in each one’s life, it’s always recommended to keep it neat and clean.

How to use many facebook accounts in one browser [ mozilla]

How to use many facebook accounts in one browser in mozilla
Here is Very cool Stuff for you, now you can login from your many accounts in one browser in firefox.
Here is Cool Extantion which will alow you signin easily.
No Need to use other pc, only one browser .

Multifox popup
Multifox is an extension that allows Firefox to connect to websites using different user names. Simultaneously!
For example, if you have multiple Gmail accounts, you can open them all at the same time. Each Firefox window, managed by Multifox, accesses an account without interfering each other.

How to get it/Install it? Login to Multiple Accounts




  • A New FireFox Window will open you can see the identity color in blue background “2



  • So you Can Login to Multipe Accounts

i opened 2 Window you can click on again Open in a New indentity profile from File menu and signin to 3rd account.

Thats it this was very easy to Login to Multiple Accounts
Comment Please

Friday, 27 January 2012

How to Restart your Computer Without Restart Your PC

Guys sometimes you come across a stage where you need to restart your computer @ time of installing new software well but you don’t wanna restart as due to some reasons so what we can do is a Cold Reboot which does not Restarts your Computer but Restarts your System.

FOLLOW THESE STEPS -:

  • Whenever you wanna Cold Reboot your Computer simply HOLD Shift Key and then click on 
           restart button.
  • So now you got it how you can easily restart your 
      
          Windows without restartingyour computer.
  • So have fun guys and make sure you comment below if you find any problems.

Convert any Website Into 3D Website Visualization with Tilt Firefox Extension

Tilt is a fun new Firefox extension focused on creating a 3D visualization of a webpage, drawn using WebGL. Since the DOM is essentially a tree-like representation of a document, this tool layers each node based on the nesting in the tree, creating stacks of elements, each having a corresponding depth and being textured according to the webpage rendering.



Various information besides the actual contents will be displayed on request, regarding each node’s type, class, id, and other attributes if available. The rendering will be dynamic, in-browser, using WebGL and GLSL shaders.

Tilt also offers the possibility of inspecting the html, css, and attributes of each node in the DOM tree, refreshes its contents if the webpage has been modified with other tools such as Firebug, and exporting the webpage to a 3D mesh or a screenshot.

For Addons

For compatibility, this add-on will require WebGL capabilities. Go to http://get.webgl.org/ to check availability and troubleshoot any issues.

To start Tilt, hit Control+Shift+M (or Command+Shift+M if you're on Mac OS, or go to Web Developer -> Tilt, available in the Firefox application menu (or the Tools menu on Mac OS). You can change this hotkey from the Options menu inside Tilt.


Tilt 3D 1.0.1

by Victor Porof, robcee

A WebGL-based 3D visualization of a webpage.

Avoid Spammy Links By Using 5 URL Expanders

When URL shorteners first came about, spammers used them to disguise malicious links. Now that social networks like Twitter have propelled shortened URLs into widespread use, people are more comfortable clicking through. However, there are still occasions in which you confront possibly dubious links.
We’ve found five URL expansion services that will give you some peace-of-mind when browsing. Take a look through the gallery for our choices, and let us know in the comments about any other sites you use.



The best-looking service for its minimalist design, Where Does This Link Go? is an elegant solution to a simple problem -- determining the destination of a disguised URL.

The info this site returns is basic, but it worked perfectly for all the links we threw at it, so we're happy campers.


In addition to showing where the shortened URL points,

LongURL will dish up meta keywords and a meta description for the content, meaning you're clued-up before you click through.


With a cool name and dark looks, URL X-ray is what the cool kids use.

As well as the web version, there's a free bookmarklet that sits on your browser bar, ready to identify short URLs all over the web.


This service will "peel" shortened URLs to reveal the destination.

Then you can click through, if you so wish.


Security company Sucuri offers a free link-checking service. Simply head over to the site, stick in your short URL and wait for the verdict.

As well as the destination reveal, Sucuri also runs the link through safe site checkers for extra peace-of-mind.

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