HOWTO

Social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter, etc. are usually blocked on networks of educational institutes, offices, etc.

There's a simple trick to this.

You can either follow this one - http://www.ampercent.com/access-facebook-when-blocked-in-office-school/5011/

or a better one is to change your DNS server.

But note that many institutions may be already using OpenDNS to filter the network. So you cannot use OpenDNS.

Well I don't like to say this, but OpenOffice is not so good as Microsoft Office. It lacks in many features that Microsoft Office has.

But you don't want to use Windows for that single reason cause using Windows is a big hell of a job. This tutorial is meant to solve the same problem for Linux users.

This is small tutorial on how to configure OpenSSH daemon on Xinetd.

This is useful if your users don't login too frequently over SSH, hence it wastes memory and CPU just by running in the background.

Note that SSHD needs to generate the server key before it reponds which can take long time depending on your key size. For small keysizes, it works well.

Linux is an highly extensible operating system.

Every component of the Linux OS can be tweaked to your needs be it the kernel itself.

Nautilus, a popular (and default) file manager for the GNOME desktop environment, can be extended in two ways -

Ever experienced this? You ask Google to look something up; the engine returns with a number of finds, but if you try to open the ones with the most promising content, you are confronted with a registration page instead, and the stuff you were looking for will not be revealed to you unless you agree to a credit card transaction first....
The lesson you should have learned here is: Obviously Google can go where you can't.

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This is my article after a very long time.Hope you will like it!

Most Windows XP installations do not have an Adminstrator password set. This flaw can be used for both destroying and doing something good !

Believe it or not, we all forget our passwords some time. As per Google, Gmail users visit 'Gmail Help Center' mostly for resetting passwords.

Most of us want to create PDF Documents. All of us have unique reasons.

If you are good at something, you may even want to write PDF Ebooks and sell them!

Have you accidentally deleted the "Show the desktop" icon on your taskbar? No worries. There is an easy way to bring back the icon.

• Step 1:
  Open notepad and copy the following
  
  [Shell]
  Command=2
  IconFile=explorer.exe,3
  [Taskbar]
  Command=ToggleDesktop
  
  and save it as "Show Desktop.scf"