LogMeIn is a suite of software services that provides remote access to computers over the Internet.

LogMeIn remote access products use a proprietary remote desktop protocol that is transmitted via SSL.

An SSL certificate is created for each remote desktop and is used for cryptographically secure communications between the remote desktop and the accessing computer.

The service connects the remote desktop and the local computer using SSL over TCP or UDP and utilizing NAT Traversal techniques to achieve peer-to-peer connectivity when available.

LogMeInPro and LogMeIn Free provide end users remote desktop access with optional remote sound, file management, printer access, and online chat features through a web browser. The LogMeIn Ignition product is an optional add-on that provides access without a web browser.

LogMeIn IT Reach is a system admin tool to help IT professionals maintain computers remotely.

LogMeIn Rescue provides professional help desk personnel remote access to fix problems on an end user's desktop machine. The optional LogMeIn Rescue+Mobile is an add-on that provides remote support to mobile devices.

LogMeIn Hamachi is a separate product that provides remote VPN access. See Hamachi.

LogMeIn Backup is a separate product that provides an online backup service.

source:wikipedia

GOOGLE HELL is a private parallel web.

There is no access via web browser

this is no game

a promise broken

yesterday is over

this is the way things turned out

you are late

the question is in the answer

it is not the same

no there is no satan

ur expectations..?

why now

better than u imagined

this is it

things will does'nt go back to the way they were

no nothing is for sale





TO GO TO GOOGLE HELL..........PROCEED

note:enter at ur own risk.....my blog does'nt hold any responsibility for this.....sionara

Virus-Based Batteries: Tiny, Flexible, Cheap?

By pouring a mixture of the harmless, genetically engineered M13 virus and the metal cobalt over stamped silicon film, Angela Belcher and her colleagues created a flexible, microscopic battery that could be cheaply mass produced.

In theory, it could turn virtually any surface -- from large computers to tiny implanted detectors for cancer or heart disease -- into an energy-storing device.

"The idea of using stamping technique to produce a battery is pretty different," said Belcher. "We can make the batteries really small, which lets us put a power source on all sorts of tiny sensors."

Belcher and her colleagues created the first virus-powered battery in 2006. Since then they have been refining their viral battery while working to create other novel energy-storing devices that could be woven into fabrics or poured into containers.

Their most recent advance, detailed in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, involves stamping a base material, in this case silicon, so that the negatively charged M13 virus and positively charged cobalt can self-assemble based on their relative charges and the pattern of the stamp.

Stamping the base materials, which can theoretically be nearly any surface, means that the batteries can be produced more cheaply and efficiently. With silicon as the base material, flexible and curved batteries can be created as well.

Red Hat and project contributors have released the alpha for Fedora10.


The next version of the community-supported, free and open source Linux distribution features enhancements to the audio, security and wireless-connection features of the operating system.

Fedora 10 (Cambridge) is due out in November 2008.

Get involved in testing the new features – check out the Fedora 10 Alpha release notes and then download the Alpha.

The D programming language, also known simply as D, is an object-oriented, imperative, multiparadigm system programming language by Walter Bright of Digital Mars.

It originated as a re-engineering of C++.

D has redesigned some C++ features and has been influenced by concepts used in other programming languages, such as Java, C# and Eiffel.

D compilers:

A stable version, 1.0, was released on January 2, 2007.

An experimental version, 2.0, was released on June 17, 2007.

• DMD: the Digital Mars D compiler, the official D compiler by Walter Bright. The compiler front end is licensed under both the Artistic LicenseGNU GPL; sources for the front end are distributed along with the compiler binaries. The compiler back end is proprietary. and the
• GDC: A front end for the GCC back end, built using the open DMD compiler sources. Development snapshots also support D version 2.0.
• LLVMDC: A new compiler, also based on open DMD sources that uses LLVM as its compiler back end. It's in early development.

DOWNLOAD DIGITAL MARS D COMPILER 2.0 HERE

LIKE EDUBUNTU WE CAN ALSO CREATE A UBUNTU ADD-ON CD......



1. First download the packages with dependencies in your hard drive. One way to do this is using apt-get with -dy switch. For example you want to add eclipse in the addon cd. Then

$sudo apt-get install -dy eclipse eclipse-cdt
$sudo apt-get autoclean

#!/bin/sh

mkdir -p addon-ubuntu/dists/fiesty
cd addon-ubuntu/dists
ln -s fiesty/ stable
ln -s fiesty/ unstable
cd ..
mkdir pool
cp `find /var/cache/apt/archives/ | grep deb | grep -v /partial/` pool

dpkg-scanpackages pool /dev/null | gzip -9c > dists/fiesty/Packages.gz
gunzip -c dists/fiesty/Packages.gz > dists/fiesty/Packages
dpkg-scansources pool /dev/null | gzip -9c > dists/fiesty/Sources.gz
gunzip -c dists/fiesty/Sources.gz > dists/fiesty/Sources

echo "Origin: Ubuntu\nLabel: Ubuntu\nSuite: feisty\nVersion: 7.04\nCodename: feisty\nDate: `date -R`\nArchitectures: i386\nComponents: main restricted\nDescription: Ubuntu Feisty 7.04" > dists/fiesty/Release

apt-ftparchive release dists/fiesty >> dists/fiesty/Release
mkdir .disk

echo "Ubuntu 7.04 "Feisty Fawn" - Release i386 (`date +%Y%m%d`)" > .disk/info

cd ..
genisoimage -o ubuntu-addon.iso -r addon-ubuntu
#end of script

Dell has unveiled the Inspiron Mini 9 -- a small, easy-to-carry device perfect for surfing the Web, chatting with friends, blogging, streaming content, uploading photos or enjoying favourite online videos, music and games.

digital nomads will value the Inspiron Mini’s durable design, with sealed keyboard and reliable solid state drive (SSD) memory storage.

weight of 2.28 lbs

A bright 8.9-inch glossy LED display (1024x600)

Mini 9 can have up to 1GB 2 533MHz DDR2 SDRAM

built-in Webcam

bundled with Dell Video Chat

Starting with the device which actually puts Apple in a dominant position, iPod, Apple has discontinued the 80GB and 160GB iPod Classics in favour of the new 120GB iPod Classic.

This iPod is sleeker and slimmer than the previous generations. But was there anyone who was awaiting the monster 320GB iPod?

Well, you will have to settle with only 120GB, too bad for those who are hooked to 160GB.

Nokia N99 = Cell Phone + PDA + UMPC

According to Nokia, the N99 comes equipped with 7.2-MP digital camera, 16GB of internal harddrive, 3.2″ TFT LCD Screen with 1.6millions color, innovative 9 ways joystick for better browsing experience, WLAN and GPS ready. Besides that, the Nokia N99 also supports DIVx movies and MP3/ACC/WMA music playback.

There isn’t much word about price and when the Nokia N99 will be sold.

A live CD or live distro is a computer operating system that is executed upon boot, without installation to a hard disk drive.



It just involves adding of some plugins. One of the easiest ways to do this is using a software called pebuilder. Using it, you can create an XP Live CD.
Here’s all the software you’ll need:

• pebuilder3110a1.exe, which can be downloaded from
  ftp://dl.xs4all.nl/pub/mirror/nu2files/pebuilder3110a.exe
• Plugins: xpe-1.0.7.cab (the GUI shell) from http://tinyurl.com/2ct72t and Other plugins from www.bootcd.us/BartPE_Plugins_Complete.php
• Nero Burning ROM
• A (bootable) XP CD

Thw XP live CD can be created by the following steps:

Step 1: Download pebuilder3110a1.exe and install it.

Step 2: For the wallpaper, replace C:\pebuilder3110a\bartpe.bmp with the image you want as your wallpaper. You can
find the default XP wallpaper at C:\WINDOWS\Web\Wallpaper\bliss.bmp.
(Both these, of course, assume the C drive as the installation location.)

Step 3: Download the plugins:

• xpe-1.0.7.cab: This will create the XP start button and taskbar. It is the GUI shell of the XP Live CD.
• Network Driver Plugin Pack: This provides many network card drivers
• FreeAV Virus Scanner: This integrates FreeAV
• diskexplorer_for_ntfs.cab: A very good file explorer And more you can choose what you want to download to add functionality. There are 537 plugins right now to choose from!

Step 4: Open pebuilder. Specify the source path to the Windows installation file. This should be your Windows XP installation bootable CD, where the i386 folder resides.

Step 5: Click Plugins and add the plugins you’ve downloaded. Since you’ve included xpe-1.0.7.cab, disable nu2shell and the startup group.

Step 6: Specify the ISO image file, and click Build.

Step 7: After that’s done, use Nero (or any other burning software) and burn the image file to a CD. You’re done!

source:pcs place

The Google phone or Gphone might reach markets within a year.

The gPhone might be a iPhone killer .

The gPhone will have Gmail, Gmail and Search all preloaded.

creates an image of ur e-mail address...

E-Mail Icon Generator turns your plain and ordinary email address into a sweet and stylish email badge using the appropriate logo for your email service.

why e-mail icon generator---to reduce spam

click here to get it

Securely deleting files and wiping your HDD

You have multiple files that you decide you want to get rid of. So, you right-click and select 'Delete' and then it's gone, right? Wrong. This is because files on your computer are accessed through a file allocation table, which tells the operating system where in your disk a file can be found. These are marked on the file allocation table by it's identifier. When you delete a file you are not really deleting it off your computer, but are instead simply removing it's entry on the file allocation table so that the computer can no longer access it.



The process securely removing information happens when you can remove it and write it over with bits of random data multiple times. However, it is difficult for the average uneducated computer user to differentiate between how many is not enough.

7 passes is the national standard for the U.S. government.

8 passes is the national standard for Canada's government.

Britian's national standard for overwritting files is 38.

The Gutman Method just not only overwrites data with 35 passes, but it does much more than that.There are a number of applications you can use to securely erase files, and yes, even your entire hard drive. The best option to erase files is a nice program called "Window Washer". With Window Washer you can select between Quick method(1 pass), DoD(7 passes), NSA(14 passes), Gutman(35 passes), and Random(you select your own number of passes manually). Window Washer also gives you the option of creating a bootable disk to wipe your HDD with the same methods listed above. However, I highly highly recommend something called "Darik's Boot and Nuke" or DBAN. This is a boot disk that gives you the passes mentioned above, while giving you different methods of magnetic wiping methods.

Send Your Name into Space with the Kepler Mission

and u can get the following certificate.....

just follow the link here

To test an anti-virus copy the following code(without quotes) and paste it in notepad and save it....then run a scan on the file if it detects ur software is working well.......

"X5O!P%@AP[4\PZX54(P^)7CC)7}$EICAR-STANDARD-ANTIVIRUS-TEST-FILE!$H+H*"



this is a STANDARD ANTI-VIRUS TEST file

svchost.exe is a system process belonging to the Microsoft Windows Operating System which handles processes executed from DLLs. This program is important for the stable and secure running of your computer and should not be terminated.

Note: svchost.exe is a process registered as a backdoor vulnerability which may be installed for malicious purposes by an attacker allowing access to your computer from remote locations, stealing passwords, Internet banking and personal data. If unaccounted for, this process should be removed immediately.

Note: svchost.exe is a process which is registered as a trojan. This Trojan allows attackers to access your computer from remote locations, stealing passwords, Internet banking and personal data. This process is a security risk and should be removed from your system.

Note: svchost.exe is a process belonging to Microsoft Service Host Process. This could also be a stealth monitoring software that sits in the background and tracks all activities such as keyboard input (including websites visited, passwords etc.) This information can be sent to third parties through email or ftp uploads. If you did not intentionally install this program make sure you remove it to protect your privacy.


Determining whether svchost.exe is a virus or a legitimate Windows process depends on the directory location it executes or runs from.

Monday, September 08, 2008: Mozilla, the creator of Firefox, has released the second alpha of Firefox's new version -- code named Shiretoko. The new browser is available for Linux, Mac and Windows. Looks wise, there is a big facelift in the new browser. Although it looks close to IE 7 or 8, but it is not as innovative as Chrome. Shiretoko is built on the pre-release version of the Gecko 1.9.1 platform, which forms the core of rich Internet applications such as Firefox.

But, keep in mind, this is a bleeding edge release intended for developers and testers only. Current users of Mozilla Firefox should not use Shiretoko Alpha 2. If you want to only try this out then only download it. This Alpha of Shiretoko, Gecko 1.9.1, introduces several new features which include support for the HTML 5

Google Chrome is a web browser project by Google. It was leaked yesterday, and Google held a press conference to announce the launch of Chrome. With Chrome, Google hopes to bring the best of various browsers and code, like Firefox and WebKit (WebKit is used by Safari too).

Google may well have been forced into a damage control mode, as the first bit of news that we knew was Chrome’s information being leaked. Furthermore, Linux and Mac versions have not been launched - that leaves a large number of Google fans displeased.

First impressions

Chrome is smooth, well refined (as of limited usage I have done) and manages the migration process flawlessly by importing every bit of important data from IE or Firefox. The innovative placement of tab bar, lack of title bar (that’s right, no title bar for Chrome), omnibar (that is what Google calls Chrome’s search-cum-address bar) are all a fresh breath of life in an otherwise plain browser. Did I tell you Chrome follows Firefox shortcuts (mostly)?

I had upgraded to WordPress 2.6 today (late, I know), and clicking on the Turbo link did not prompt me for any annoying Gears installer - Gears is built into Chrome.

Currently, there are no extension capabilities to rival those offered by Firefox, and that is one reason why Firefox users will not hurry to Chrome full time. Notice that I say “full-time”, because Chrome makes a very compelling case as a casual browser - lack of extensions notwithstanding.

If Google’s promises of fast Javascript rendering, security, extensions etc. is delivered, Opera, Firefox and several other browsers could have one very interesting competitor to deal with. None of the other browsers have the backing of a company as large as Google (Microsoft and Apple do not count, as one suffers from lack of quality and the other suffers from lack of quantity). Whether Chrome and Firefox would coexist in Google’s future plans also has to be seen.

API support is coming, says Google. APIs will enable developers to write extensions, though the effectiveness of future extensions will have to be seen to be believed. We do have the example of Opera widgets failing completely, now don’t we?

Google Chrome: Screenshots

The installer file downloaded from Google Chrome website is only ~500 KB in size, but launching it downloads the actual Chrome installer (~7MB) from Google servers.

Importing settings is very straightforward, and reminds the import process of Firefox.

Starting up the browser gives you a page like this:

And here I am, writing about Google Chrome (this post) from within Chrome.

How has your experience of Google Chrome been? Will you switch to it as a default browser, or will you use it only partially (for casual browsing)?

IE8 Beta 2's Most Useful Features

Smart Address Bar: IE 8 beta 2 includes a Smart Address Bar, that, like Firefox 3's "AwesomeBar," drops down suggestions as-you-type a web site URL gleaned from your favorites, feeds, and history. Unlike Firefox, IE 8 includes headers so you can see where each suggestion comes from.

• Site 1 : Download Now (1.07 MB)
• Site 2 : Download Now (1.07 MB)
• Site 3 : Download Now (1.07 MB)

What is CTFMON.EXE

How to Disable the Language Bar and Remove CTFMON.EXE

Follow the directions below to disable the Advanced Text Services to remove the Language Bar

1) Open the Control Panel
2) Double-click on Regional and Language Options (if you are in Classic View)

or Double-click on Date, Time, Language, and Regional Options in Category View

3) Click on the Languages tab, then click on Details



5) Click on the Advanced Tab
6) Finally, place a checkmark in the box "Turn off advanced text services" and Click Ok



The language bar next to the System Tray should disappear, and CTFMON.EXE will unload from memory.

If you wish to bring back the language bar, simply follow the procedure above and UNCHECK the box to turn off advanced text services.

HTML color codes and names

About color codes and how to apply

HTML color codes are hexadecimal triplets representing the colors red, green, and blue. For example, in the the color red, the color code is FF0000, which is '255' red, '0' green, and '0' blue.

Major hexadecimal color codes