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Old facebook chat (tutorial)

 
in this tutorial i'm showing you how to Get the Old Facebook chat It's easy and it works 100% Just Keep watching Enj...
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FIFA to retest nine goal-line technologies

 
It was England footballer Frank Lampard that did it. His infamous disallowed goal against Germany at the last World Cup in 2010 reignited the debate about whether goal-line technology has a place in football. Now FIFA, the sport's world governing body, has announced that it is to test the nine best candidates to see which (if any) could be in place in time for the World Cup in 2014 in Brazil,...
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A web browser for your calculator

 
Smartphones, tablets, televisions and of course, the trusty old PC - these days you've got a lot of options when choosing how to access the web. Now there's a new option: the graphics calculator. Gossamer is a web browser for Texas Instruments calculators created by Christopher Mitchell, a computer scientist at New York University. Websites are formatted and sent to the calculator by an external server. At the moment the browser can only access sites on a pre-defined list, but Mitchell is working on a new version that will let users input...
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Dizzy moon lander misses public debut

 
(Image: NASA)It was billed as the beginning of a "new era" of private companies racing to reach the moon, timed seamlessly to coincide with the end of NASA's 30-year shuttle program and toasted with champagne, violinists, moon-shaped biscuits and even a song. But what was supposed to be the first public flight test of a commercially developed robotic lunar lander  - an entrant to the...
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Spotting the flaws in casino card-shuffling machines

 
(Image: Etienne Ansotte/Rex Features) Ever feel like others at your poker table seem to have an unfair advantage? Like you were up against a team of expert card counters like the notoriously successful MIT Blackjack team? Well, you might be, but at least you can take comfort in the fact that a team of statisticians from Stanford University, US, are now making things fairer. They recently...
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Computers understand hand-waving descriptions

 
DESCRIBING objects is so much easier when you use your hands, the classic being "the fish was this big". For humans, it's easy to understand what is meant, but computers struggle, and existing gesture-based interfaces only use set movements that translate into particular instructions. Now a system called Data Miming can recognise objects from gestures without the user having to memorise a "vocabulary" of specific movements. "Starting from the observation that humans can effortlessly understand which objects are being described when...
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Welcome to the age of the splinternet

 
Openness is the internet's great strength – and weakness. With powerful forces carving it up, is its golden age coming to an end? How quickly the world changes. In August 1991 Tim Berners-Lee, a researcher at CERN near Geneva, Switzerland, posted a message to a discussion forum detailing a new method for sharing information between networked computers. To make his idea a reality,...
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Autopiloted glider knows where to fly for a free ride

 
HAWKS and albatrosses soar for hours or even days without having to land. Soon robotic gliders could go one better, soaring on winds and thermals indefinitely. Cheap remote sensing for search and rescue would be possible with this technology, or it could be used to draw up detailed maps of a battlefield. Glider pilots are old hands at using rising columns of heated air to gain altitude....
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Tangled headphone leads? Apple has a patent for that

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We've previously had some quite lively debate on the New Scientist website about the seemingly intractable problem of how to prevent your headphone leads getting all tangled up - sometimes delaying your mobile audio consumption by whole minutes. Fear not: Apple is proposing a solution to the problem in a patent application (PDF) filed today. The folks from Infinite Loop (it's their street in Cupertino,...
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Microsoft accidentally reveals social networking plans

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It would appear Microsoft has plans to get into social networking. Following the recent release of Google+, Microsoft has accidentally gone live with a site called Tulalip. The site has since been taken down, but tech site Fusible managed to grab some details. A welcome page tells visitors what it's all about: "With Tulalip you can find what you need and share what you know easier than ever"....
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Spoofing services make mobile voicemail hacking easy

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Hacking into mobile voice mail is surprisingly easy on three of the four largest cell-phone carriers in the US, thanks to web-based services that make your call appear to come from the cell phone you're trying to hack. Easy access to voice mail is a common convenience on many phones. Opening a mobile displays an icon if someone has left a voice message. Click on the icon, and the phone automatically...
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Burt Rutan's flying car takes to the air

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When Burt Rutan, the doyen of aircraft and spacecraft designers takes an outlandish aviation idea seriously it's probably time to sit up and take notice. The founder of Scaled Composites, the Mojave, California-based maker of record breaking planes, has designed and built his own "roadable aircraft" - a car that can be converted into a plane. His involvement in this nascent - and oft-derided -...
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Anticensorship software to help rebels get the word out

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State-backed internet censorship is the method of choice for countries that want to crack down on citizens spreading messages of revolution online. But now dissidents have a tool to help them fight back. Telex, developed by computer scientists at the University of Michigan, US and the University of Waterloo, Canada, transmits information to blocked websites by piggybacking on uncensored connections...
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First-Place Sweep by American Girls at First Google Science Fair

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As a budding inventor and scientist, Shree Bose, in second grade, tried to make blue spinach. In fourth grade she built a remote-controlled garbage can. In eighth grade she invented a railroad tie made out of recycled plastic and granite dust, an achievement that got her to the top 30 in a national science competition for middle school students. RSS Feed RSS Get Science News From The New York Times...
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China’s Biggest Search Engine, Known for Illegal Downloads, Makes Music Deal

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BEIJING — Baidu, the dominant Chinese Internet search engine, on Tuesday announced a major licensing deal with three of the world’s largest music companies that would allow Chinese Web users to legally download and stream hundreds of thousands of songs free. Enlarge This Image Stefen Chow/Bloomberg News Employees at Baidu's headquarters in Beijing. The company will pay a fee each time songs are...
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iPhone fireflies flicker across Europe in time-lapse video

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Flickering like fireflies as they blink in and out of existence, this rather hypnotic animation is actually a visualisation of the movement of iPhones (and their owners, presumably) over the course of one month. The time-lapse video tracks the movement of 880 iPhones across western Europe, mostly Germany and the UK, in April 2011. The data was uploaded to the CrowdFlow site by volunteers using...
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Hire a PHP Programmer to Create Robust Websites

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We all know that PHP is an open-source development application required to create dynamic and robust website content. It is one of the most recognized languages required for the web development process. This language is popular amongst the PHP developers all across the world. There are several companies that have potential PHP programmers and developers to guide you all through. Their aim is to develop...
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HTML and CSS

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HTML is a scripting language which we use to write web pages. Text is marked up with tags which organise and format the way text is displayed on the page. Because structure is left up to HTML, style is controlled by CSS (Cascading Style Sheets). These can be used to format text, colour and even the position of block elements on a page. The newest generation of HTML available is HTML 5. When creating...
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Introduction to jQuery

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jQuery is a JavaScript library full of tools ready to be used - which means that it's pre-written JavaScript, ready for you to put to work in your own webpages. Here, you a get a guided tour of what makes jQuery so popular. jQuery specializes in letting you select elements in a page, and it does that better than any JavaScript library. You will see how to create wrapped sets of elements in jQuery,...
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Best Practices for Mobile Application Development

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As per Wikipedia, "Mobile application development is the process by which application software is developed for small low-power handheld devices such as personal digital assistants, enterprise digital assistants or mobile phones." A mobile software or application is a term used to describe software that runs on smartphones and mobile phones and are designed to educate, entertain, or help users...
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PSD to HTML Conversion to Create Web Page

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PSD is the design document created in Adobe Photoshop application. Web page designers use Photoshop for visualizing and creating design for websites.You can't use the Photoshop graphics design to show it as web page, as it is essential converted it into HTML page for making it live on website.For creating web pages HTML, CSS, images and JavaScript's are used. If you are planning to create your web...
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All About Facebook Application Development

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An introduction to Facebook ApplicationsFacebook needs no introduction. It is one of the most popular social networks in the world. Predominated by youngsters, the user base is almost about 500 million active users. Indeed, even these statistics have been taken from one of the applications from Facebook. The fact sheet also states that there are almost as many as 20 million installations of Facebook...
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.NET Framework MSIL: What Is Obfuscation?

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Q: What is Obfuscation?A: Obfuscation allows you to protect your code from reverse engineering by making your code so confusing that it cannot be easily decompiled into human readable code. A well-written .NET obfuscator tool does this for you automatically by modifying assemblies after compilation. Altering the code in such a way that the code will still run and execute in the same way but any attempt...
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Rich Internet Application: Then and Now

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There was a time when websites meant static pages with loads of information in them. All that changed with the introduction of graphics and Rich Internet Applications. RIA development is seen as one of the challenging and intriguing territories among website developers. RIA developers have added life to websites and made them more interactive. RIAs are deployed across browsers and developed using...
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Latest Java Technology

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AJAXAJAX stands asynchronous JavaScript and XML. It is a new technology for developing the web applications. It was invented in 2005 for loading the webpage contents. It is used to enable the web applications to extract the data in servers. Web applications extract the data in asynchronous manner. AJAX supports all the web browsers, because AJAX applications are not platform dependent. In this technology...
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An Introduction in Java Concurrency

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The programming language Java supports concurrent programming and all processing is done in threads. In the JVM (Java Virtual Machine) resources can be accessed by any or several of those threads. Each thread can possibly access any object or resource in the program. The programmer in this case must make sure that access to these resources is managed properly. In other words, only one thread can access...
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iPhone Application Development: Exciting Career Opportunity for Creative Developers

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Smartphones, and especially iPhones, have found favor with a vast majority of professionals and teenagers. Apps have fueled this popularity for iPhones, and considering the growing demand for people who can create innovative apps for iPhone; it would be a good career move to work as an iPhone application developer."Apps are bullshit," in the words of Jason Baptiste, CEO On Swipe. The company says...
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About Programming Languages

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Programming language translators are taken as best example of system software. The computer programming language is developed with the primary objectives and simplifies the large number of peoples to use computer without any need to know the details of internal structure of the computer.Languages are matching with the type of operation to be performed by the algorithm for various applications. Languages...
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