know you might have stumbled upon the Facebook icon of a certain guy with his face upwards to his right at some point of time in your virtual life dominated by Facebook. Ever felt the desire to know about the story behind the same and how he is the only person who is having an emoticon as his face?
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Sunday, September 27, 2015
Story of Chris Putnam: The First Facebook Hacker
Know How and When Facebook Employees Can Access Your Account Without Password
You will be surprised to know that Facebook employees can access your personal Facebook account without your account credentials |
This was made public when Paavo Siljamäki, director at the record label Anjunabeats, posted about an attention-grabbing story on his Facebook wall.
Tuesday, September 22, 2015
Microsoft Office 2016 Officially Launched
After Windows 10 launch, Microsoft has rolled out the new Microsoft Office suite 2016. |
As expected, after the launch of Windows 10, Microsoft has rolled out the new Microsoft Office suite 2016. The software will be broadly available from today i.e. September 22. Here, “broadly” term is used as not everyone will be getting the Office 2016 today. Users of Office 365 will have to wait a little longer and the customers with volume licensing agreements will get the software on October 1.
Bill Gates Sponsored Giant Fans Will Soon Suck CO2 From Air and Recycle it as Fuel
CO2 is the major cause of climate change and global warming. As of now, sustainable development is just in speeches and when an immediate solution was seeming unlikely, Carbon Engineering came up with a technology that would reduce and recycle the CO2 present in the atmosphere instantaneously. |
The rate of climate change today, and its effects on the planet’s future, incite some of the strongest opinions and anxiety among the people. While the world acknowledges it, yet no one wants to share the responsibility. No wonder Elon Musk calls this as humanity’s dumbest experiment.
Thursday, September 17, 2015
Top Ten Simple and Useful Internet Tricks That You May Not Know
Internet Hack : Top 10 Simple and useful Internet tricks for you
There are some simple keyboard shortcuts which one can use while using Internet and it would help the user to avoid typing a lot and also at certain places the mouse can be completely avoided by these tricks.
It’s Official: Facebook is Working on a Dislike Button
In today’s Q&A session at Facebook Headquarters, Mark Zuckerberg said that Facebook is working on a Dislike button and it’ll be tested soon. |
“I think people have asked about the dislike button for many years. Today is a special day because today is the day I can say we’re working on it and shipping it,” he said. It should be noted that in the past, Mark has dismissed the idea by calling it too negative.
He said that people have been asking for the Dislike button on Facebook for many years and it’s the time to release this feature. He hoped that the button won’t be used for showing negative emotions, instead it will be used for expressing empathy.
Zuckerberg said that he didn’t implement the idea earlier as he didn’t want Facebook to develop a Reddit-style system of downvoting and upvoting. “What they really want is the ability to express empathy. Not every moment is a good moment,” Zuckerberg said.
Facebook launched the like button long back in 2009.
Currently, Facebook is working on the Dislike button and it’ll be starting the testing soon.
Monday, September 14, 2015
12 Surprising Facts About Google That You Don’t Know
For most of the people, Google has become the definition of Internet. It has been more than 15 years since it came into existence and yet we know so less about one of the world’s biggest companies. Read the article to know more facts about Google. |
According to surveys, Google’s search share is about 68% on the Internet and as in April 2015, has acquired over 180 companies. Google is so famous that to google or google it have become verbs today. Google owns multiple companies under each alphabet in English and therefore, changed itself to Alphabet(pretentious huh).
And there is so much that you probably don’t know about Google, sorry Alphabet. Check out some amazing facts about Google (it has stuck now!!) one of the most creative company today.
1. Google’s 40 GB DataBase
In its primitive days, all of the Google was squeezed inside ten 4 GB hard disks. You know how big it is today? Something around 100 million GB.
2. Googol Is It?
The $400 billion company was supposed to be named Googol but became Google due to a spelling error by the investors.
3. Minimalistic Homepage
Did you ever wonder why Google has such a sparse and simple homepage? After all it can get the best designers, right! When Larry and Brin created Google, they didn’t know enough HTML to make a pretty looking homepage. As it was a simple interface, they stuck with it.
4. Acquiring New Company Each Week
Know why Google is so rich and creative? Because it owns almost every other company. Google has averaged to acquiring new company each week since 2010.
5. Low Grades? Awesome!!
Google oversees your GPA’s and instead looks for some real developer skills. In fact, they have teams where 14% of employees haven’t even attended college. Now are you feeling lucky?
6. Google Fun Tricks
Google is smart, and it is fun. If you are bored, Google has a bundle of fun tricksfor you.
7. New Searches Every Day
Every day Google sees about 16% of the search queries that it has never seen before. Everyone is unique I guess..
8. Computer That Can Program Itself
Google is all into advanced tech. It is believed that Google is developing a computer that will be so advanced that it can program itself. God, please don’t create a Skynet.
9. Best Company To Work For
The company’s employees are its biggest assets, and Google knows that. It has the best work culture and has been named the best company to work for by Fortune several times.
10. Google Used To Plan Weddings
Google.com/weddings was a free service provided by the company that helped people to plan their weddings and thanks to Google wedding planner, many did get married.
11. Google Is Trying To Cure Death
Google has a subsidiary company Calico, that runs experiments to stop aging and ultimately cure death.
12. I’m Feeling Lucky. Not Google Though
Google loses $100 million per year because of the I’m feeling lucky button, just to make sure you get an ad-free search.
Sunday, September 13, 2015
After Windows 10, Microsoft Launching Office 2016 on September 22
After Windows 10, Microsoft is ready to roll out the new Microsoft Office suite 2016. The company says that the software will be broadly available from September 22. |
Gandhi, Mandela cast aside as Pune shatters African students’ dreams
Simon Kuany Kirr (above), president of the cross-campus International Student Council, drew Rajnath Singh’s (left), attention to the discrimination African students face in the city. . PIC: DHANANJAY HELWADE
African students voicing their pain about the apartheid they face in the city caught the Union home minister completely off-guard
While the city prides itself as the Oxford of the East, its tryst with crimes committed by foreign nationals, particularly those from Africa or the Gulf countries, seems to have gotten the better of it. This was evidenced when a student from Africa stumped the visiting Union home minister, Rajnath Singh, with his complaint of the hostile attitude he and others from that continent have to brave daily while studying here.
"We have been facing discrimination from all quarters in India, we are taunted for our looks and the colour of our skin. We face it not just on campus but also at most other public places," Simon Kuany Kirr, president of the cross-campus International Student Council, told the minister, just as the latter completed his Teacher's Day address at the Symbiosis International University, Lavale, claiming that India is the only country that looks upon the entire world as one big family.
While the city prides itself as the Oxford of the East, its tryst with crimes committed by foreign nationals, particularly those from Africa or the Gulf countries, seems to have gotten the better of it. This was evidenced when a student from Africa stumped the visiting Union home minister, Rajnath Singh, with his complaint of the hostile attitude he and others from that continent have to brave daily while studying here.
"We have been facing discrimination from all quarters in India, we are taunted for our looks and the colour of our skin. We face it not just on campus but also at most other public places," Simon Kuany Kirr, president of the cross-campus International Student Council, told the minister, just as the latter completed his Teacher's Day address at the Symbiosis International University, Lavale, claiming that India is the only country that looks upon the entire world as one big family.
Friday, September 04, 2015
9 Different Versions of USB Type-C Are Coming, Know Them to Avoid Confusion
The USB ports are something that should be put in the list of the best inventions in the computing world as it is a lifesaver feature. However, the advent of USB Type-C is something that was long awaited. Slowly and gradually the PC manufacturers, chip makers, mobile devices and other players have started supporting the USB-C receptacles.
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