Saturday, December 27, 2008
Top 10 of World Wide Everything...! Part #1
Here you can find Top 10 of Everything listed on a single click. To make it easy to browse, I made it into parts and the rest of the Top 10 listed categories are following on the way.
Now you know Top 10 Countries, Oceans and Lakes... Find out more in my next coming posts like countries with most Billioniers, most airports, most cleanest countries etc.,
Happy reading...!
Click Here for Top 10 of World Wide Everything ...Part #2
Now you know Top 10 Countries, Oceans and Lakes... Find out more in my next coming posts like countries with most Billioniers, most airports, most cleanest countries etc.,
Happy reading...!
Click Here for Top 10 of World Wide Everything ...Part #2
Neninthe -Raviteja >> 2008 -1 CD - PDVD <<
Neninthe Movie Downloads
Rapidshare Links :
http://rapidshare.com/files/175580532/Neninthe-Team_Tolly.avi.001
http://rapidshare.com/files/175605278/Neninthe-Team_Tolly.avi.002
http://rapidshare.com/files/175604944/Neninthe-Team_Tolly.avi.003
http://rapidshare.com/files/175605263/Neninthe-Team_Tolly.avi.004
http://rapidshare.com/files/175604986/Neninthe-Team_Tolly.avi.005
http://rapidshare.com/files/175608826/Neninthe-Team_Tolly.avi.006
http://rapidshare.com/files/175578059/Neninthe-Team_Tolly.avi.007
Sendspace links:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/dphvq9
http://www.sendspace.com/file/zimxcd
http://www.sendspace.com/file/asxojv
http://www.sendspace.com/file/4m45iw
http://www.sendspace.com/file/qscvpf
Samrajyam -2008 Audio songs Downloads
Samrajyam (2008) mp3 songs Downloads
.:: Tracklist ‘n’ Links ::.
Click below to Download all the songs (320 kbps - 49 MB)
OR
Click below to Download all the songs (128 kbps - 25 MB)
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
Calling Worldwide Free
Make money giving away FREE worldwide calling or earn unlimited free minutes referring others.
Download free dialer and info :
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Download free dialer and info :
http://www.rcalls.ca
iKill - Prevent viruses spreading through removable drives
Prevent viruses spreading through removable drives - IKill
iKill works by scanning the drives for the presence of removable drives. If found, it parses the autorun.inf file for the executables it may run. If AutoProtect is enabled, it will automatically delete the files present on the drive. Otherwise, you will be prompted to confirm the deletion of the suspected files.
In general a USB drive of any kind, a pendrive, ipod, mp3 Players, mobile phones, all may contain viruses, they just act as carriers, the viruses/trojans exploit the autorun.inf file to execute themselves whenever you try to open the drive by double clicking. They even may shadow the Open, Explore, Search, etc, other features using the shell commands.. like..
shellExplorecommand = virus.exe
When you right click on the drive icon and click on Explore, virus.exe would be launched, infecting the whole system, and then it will start spreading by any means possible...
So, the program parses the autorun.inf for you and deletes the virus/trojans.
There is no use of the autorun.inf in your removable drive (It is rarely used by some applications to provide some added functionality, like the Wireless Config tool to help setup a home network. But, the applications are limited.), so you can safely delete it.
Requirements:
Internet Explorer 7 Security issue fix KB960714
Microsoft has officially released the Internet Explorer patch to fix the security flaw affecting all versions of the browser.
IE Patch KB960714
The IE patch can be downloaded from the Microsoft Update site. It is part of Microsoft’s security bulletin MS08-078 and is under the code KB960714. The fix functions as an IE7 patch as well as one for IE5, IE6, and IE8 Beta 2. All Internet Explorer users are being advised to apply the security update immediately.
Internet Explorer Security Flaw
The IE patch fixes an Internet Explorer security flaw that allows attackers to gain access to personal data stored by the browser, including passwords and other sensitive information. Once a user visits a compromised Web site, their browser becomes vulnerable. As many as 10,000 Web sites have already been compromised, security experts estimate.
Secunia Software Inspector 1.0 - Application Details
After examining all the files on your local hard drive(s), the collected data is sent to Secunia's servers, which match the data against the Secunia File Signatures engine (https://psi.secunia.com/) to determine the exact applications installed on your system.
This information can then be used to provide you with a detailed report of the missing security related updates for your system.
Purpose of the Secunia PSI
The Secunia PSI is an invaluable tool for you to use when assessing the security patch state of software installed on your system. It constantly monitors your system for insecure software installations, notifies you when an insecure application is installed, and even provides you with detailed instructions for updating the application when available.
It is NOT the purpose of the Secunia PSI to detect whether your system has already been compromised or if local changes, settings, or missing requirements could cause the Secunia PSI to report incorrect results. The Secunia PSI relies on the meta-data of executables and library files. The Secunia PSI does NOT conduct an integrity check of the individual files, rather, it checks whether a specific program is vulnerable according to the reported version numbers and not whether the files have been compromised or replaced by other users or programs.
The Secunia PSI is not a replacement for other security measures such as anti-virus or personal firewalls, the Secunia PSI is a great supplement to other security measures such as anti-virus and personal firewalls as it helps preventing exploitation of often overlooked exposures.
Additionally, it is important to understand that the process of identifying insecure software installations on any system involves many different factors and, in rare cases, may result in incorrect detections. Should you encounter such a situation, please send us your feedback and all relevant information at support@secunia.com.
Privacy Statement
Communication
All communication between your system (The Secunia PSI) and the Secunia servers (psi.secunia.com) is conducted via an encrypted connection (SSL). Effectively protecting against eavesdropping of the data and the results being exchanged with Secunia.
Data
All data sent to Secunia is treated as confidential.
The Personal Software Inspector collects unique text strings and data about executable files and installed applications on your system, including hostname and langroup, and Microsoft KB numbers. This data is analysed by the Secunia File Signature engine (psi.secunia.com) to determine the exact applications installed on your system. No other data is collected from your system.
This can in turn be used to provide you with a detailed report about the specific missing security related updates on your system.
The data sent to Secunia is non-personal data only. The data is generic, standardised, and originates from installed programs on your computer.
All data will be deleted automatically no later than 12 months after you terminate using the program or immediately after you cancel your registration.
Secunia will not share or sell specific data about individuals with any third parties. Only aggregate statistical which can't be related directly to any individuals will be published and shared with third parties.
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
Canon IXUS 85IS - Digital Camera
Canon IXUS 85IS
Image 2 of 3
Rating:
Features:
Resolution: 10 megapixels
Digital zoom: 5x
Optical zoom: 3x
Screen size: 2.5"
Video speed: 15, 30fps
Pros: Sharp 10 megapixel shots, great colour, speedy performance, stylish design, intuitive interface, optical image stabilisation
Cons: Some noise issues (particularly above ISO 400), purple fringing somewhat prominent outdoors
The final word: The Canon Digital IXUS 85 doesn't do anything revolutionary, but it follows the trend of its predecessors by offering a combination of stylish design, great image quality and some nifty features in a petite design, making it a compelling purchase for anyone looking for a compact camera.
IT may be a cliche by now to use the phrase "if it ain't broke don't fix it" in a review context, but nothing better sums up Canon's approach to their latest line of IXUS units
The IXUS 85 doesn't really diverge too much from the trend set by past models – but that's a smart choice, because there really is little that needs changing. Instead this model has a few small improvements including the same Optical Image Stabilisation found on the IXUS 80 IS, as well as an improved 10 megapixel (Mp) sensor.
10Mp is more than just about anyone will need, particularly on a compact, happy-snap camera such as this. A sensor of this resolution is more than capable of making some fairly hefty enlargements if necessary, provided the other components perform well.
Of course that isn't a concern here: the IXUS 85 takes fairly impressive images. Shots were crisp and sharp, with Imatest finding no under- or over-sharpening. They satisfied our expectations of a 10Mp sensor and should be perfect for anyone but professional photographers in this regard. There were some chromatic aberration problems; this was most noticeable on high contrast edges where a little haloing was present, and purple fringing outdoors was at times relatively strong. However, corner softening was kept to a minimum, and the camera's overall performance met our expectations.
Image noise was kept well under control at low sensitivities. Shots became a little grainy at ISO 400, but it was still fairly fine. It wasn't until ISO 800 that the noise ramped up sharply; we wouldn't recommend taking it this high unless you aren't too fussed about the image quality.
As usual for a Canon unit, colours were richly and accurately rendered. Imatest gave an impressive result in its colour checker test. The IXUS 85 didn't score quite as well as some of its predecessors, but it was still better than the majority of other models on the market. The overall look tended towards being bright and vivid, particularly in warm shades; however, this can be tweaked a little using the colour mode option.
In our speed tests this model was impressive. It exhibited a pretty standard 0.09sec shutter lag and just 1.5sec between shots. The start-up time was also extremely speedy at 1.8sec. Menu navigation was seamless, as always.
The features list is relatively comprehensive for a compact camera, although it won't satisfy the enthusiast. The image stabilisation is lens based and operates very well, although only a 3x optical zoom is included on this unit. It also has the standard array of white balance presets, along with a custom mode, ISO sensitivities up to 1600, and metering and focus modes (including face detection).
Another noteworthy feature of the IXUS 85 is its design. Billed as the slimmest IXUS model ever, it is both lightweight and compact. Following the design trends of its predecessor the Digital IXUS 75, it has a boxy silver design with black rims and it looks stylish and fashionable. The body is built almost entirely from metal and feels sturdy, and the controls are laid out in the standard intuitive IXUS fashion. There is also the added benefit of a viewfinder – a feature often lacking from compacts these days. It is, however, quite small.
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