Category Archives: Technology

How To Restrict Other Servers From Accessing Your Files ?

If your site stores popular image files then for reducing bandwidth usage you can use this Apache hack for denying servers to access your files. Open your sites .htaccess file for editing and add the following code:

<FilesMatch “.(gif|jpe?g)$”>
SetEnvIf Referer “^http://([^/]*.)?mydomain.com/” request_ok = 1
Order Allow, Deny
Allow from env=request_ok
</FilesMatch>

This restricts other domains form accessing all GIF or JPG files in  your website.

How To Send An Image In Facebook Chat ?

Facebook provides no such type of feature which can help you to send an image to your friend while chatting but still you can send images to your friends from Facebook chat while you are chatting with them. Follow these steps:

  1. Visit this URL – http://smileyti.me/
  2. Click Choose file and choose the image you like to send from your computer.
  3. Verify yourself as a living-being by entering Captcha.
  4. Click Upload Now.
  5. It will give you some code.
  6. Copy that code and paste it in your Facebook chatbox.
  7. Press Enter.

That’s all. Pressing enter will send your image to your friend. Image will get visible on both the ends, you can start discussing about it.

How To Access Facebook Messages Received From Strangers ?

Facebook message which you receive from your friends are displayed in the message section but for accessing messages sent to you by strangers you have to follow these steps:

  1. Login to your Facebook account.
  2. No need to visit traditional message menu.
  3. Click Facebook Home.
  4. On the left sidebar there is a messages link under news feed
  5. Click ‘messages’ there.
  6. Click ‘others’ from the drop down.
  7. Now it will show you the messages from strangers.

Best Free FTP Client For Mozilla Firefox

If you use Mozilla Firefox then FireFTP is a free, secure, cross-platform FTP/SFTP client available for you. It provides easy and intuitive access to FTP/SFTP servers.

Features:

  1. Directory comparison
  2. SFTP, SSL encryption
  3. Quick transfer of files
  4. 4GB Download Limit
  5. Syncing directories
  6. Integrity checks
  7. Search/filtering
  8. Remote editing
  9. File hashing
  10. Drag & drop

Home page: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/684

https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/downloads/latest/684

Facebook Got More Than 83 Million ‘Fake’ Users

Facebook has revealed that it believes more than 83 million Fake IDs are registered on there social network.

Company filings says that 8.7% of its 955 million active Facebook users might not be real.

Duplicate profiles => 4.8% of the users

User-misclassified accounts => 2.4%

Undesirable User IDs => 1.5%

Estimated Fake User Profiles => 83.09 million

Estimated fake user profiles are classified into three groups:

First group is of duplicate user profiles which Facebook Inc. defines: account that a user maintains in addition to his or her principal account.

Second is User-misclassified where FB users create profiles for business, organisations, Gods and also of non-human entities like pets.

Third is Undesirable profiles against Facebook’s terms of service like profiles created for sending spams, messages, ads or other content.

A BBC investigation suggests,

“Companies are wasting large sums of money on adverts to gain “likes” from Facebook members who have no real interest in their products. A security expert has said some of the profiles appeared to be “fakes” run by computer programs to spread spam.”

Facebook’s business model relies on targeted advertising that promotes gathering of likes from users.

Now slowly companies are realizing that gathering millions of fake likes is of no use when members are itself not interested in their products and large number of likes come from fake Ids which are used only for one or two time and are created for a single purpose only. This can seriously harm Facebook’s business    but Facebook Inc. is not taking it as a serious issue. May be they are planning to gain registered IDs more than the total world population.

Nice Blogging Tool That Finds People Asking Questions About The Things You Know

InboxQ helps you to create better blog topics by finding people who are willing  to know something about the information and things you know.

How it works ?

  1. It Creates a campaign targetting questions you can answer.
  2. You answer the questions directly from your own Twitter account.
  3. Hence you earn more followers and customers.
  4. See it in action in the following video:
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How to start ?

  1. Visit InboxQ.
  2. Click Get Started.
  3. Enter your keywords. You can enter keywords from 3 to 10, one in each line.
  4. Click Preview Questions
  5. Answer them. These all are in twitter. Create related blog posts  and share with these people.

When you click Answer Question; it prompts you to login with twitter. After logging in you can answer the question or reply your blog post URL related to that particular question.

WordPress Hack For Adding Signature After Posts Content

Open your theme’s function.php and add the following code. Remember changing text after equal sign with your own.

function custom_content_after_post($content){
if (is_single()) {
$content .= ‘<p>Load Your Content Here</p><img src=”‘. get_template_directory() .’/images/signature.png” alt=”Your Name” />’;
}
return $content;
}
add_filter( “the_content”, “custom_content_after_post” );

You may also use WordPress Signature Plugin for doing so. It allows WP users to put signatures below every post. After installing and activating it you can easily access it by navigating to WP-Admin Dashboard >> Tools >> WPSignature.

Become Google’s Verified Author For Your WordPress Blog

After getting Google’s verified authorship you will be seeing your blog post search results with the screen shot of your Google Plus Profile Image. As show below:

Google Search Results, Before And After Activating Google’s Verified Authorship

For doing this in your blog results, follow these steps

Open your theme’s header.php file and add the following given code block in head section –

<link rel=”author” href=”https://plus.google.com/107466614529996508363/posts” />

Remember:

  • Change the profile URL with your Google Plus Profile URL in the above given code block.
  • Head section is between <head> and </head> tag so add the given code in between these tags.

Now open your theme’s function.php file and the following action at last:

add_action(‘wp_head’, ‘add_google_rel_author’);
function add_google_rel_author() {
echo ‘<link rel=”author” href=”https://plus.google.com/107466614529996508363/posts” />’;
}

  • Visit your Google+ Profile.
  • Click Edit and make your +1s pubic.
  • Scroll down to  contributors section.
  • Under the heading “Contributor to” add your blog’s address.

That’s all. Next Google’s re-crawl to your blog pages will start showing your face in Google search results. So wait for it. You can  reduce this time by writing a new blog post.