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Today I was found something interesting thing to share with you. As we know A large number of the users are on Shared Hosting Packages as they don’t have that much traffic and performance issues, so a shared hosting package is cheap and good for work but have you ever wondered how many other sites are being hosted on the same server?

Well that is something you can’t know unless you are the host yourself but you can surely know how many sites are being hosted on a single IP Address on that server. I just saw that service named myIPneighbors.com which allows you to view other sites which are being hosted on the same IP address.

So enjoy with this nice tool.

Youtube without some doubt is the page more visited to see videos, reason why we have a great power exceeds them masses.

All the videos are photos after photo (known like “frames”), but at a so fast speed that to our they see them eyes as if in fact there was movement, thus a video in youtube is superposing frame after frame, nothing outside the normal one, but what would happen if these are put alongside?

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Songbird is a reproducer based on Mozilla, reason why he returns it compatible with Linux, Mac and Windows. Aside from being a music reproducer this it allows to secure the photo us of the album of the song in case this does not have (In Tools).  Also it allows to add complements to him like a Firefox and as well as to use it like a navigator and to add the complements of firefox.

Typical:

• Permiter to see archives of Internet like reproducible file with songbird
• Compatible with Mp3, AAC, ogg vorbis, Flac, WMA, Fair play and Windows average DRM
• Interface personalizeable.
• To add Addons complements
• To create lists
• Integra service of noticas of band that estes listening
• It includes Last.fm
• Several Languages

The most basic and brilliant complement is of being able to see the letter of the song

visit link http://www.getsongbird.com/

I found this post on technize. so post it here same of his post. I think it’s useful for you.

ARKMS who owns a Spanish blog suggested me an app for killing the frozen and not responding Windows apps easily. I thought I’d better compile all my inventory of tools with similar functions.

A program or software may stop responding due to several reasons including but not limited to hardware conflicts, lack of resources or bugs in the software itself. Generally the approach taken to kill/close the processes that are not responding is to go to task manager and “End Task” the frozen app. But if this happens frequently, then it’s better to try out one or all of the ways that I am mentioning here.

1- Kill

Kill is a little app written with AutoHotkeys which does the work as its name suggests. It can kill any process or application with only one click. If the application stops responding, just double click the Kill app and then click on the window that you want to terminate.

Download:

Kill (208.2 KiB,

2- xKill

xKill is a similar app to Kill but it’s more advanced in the sense that it can run in the system tray and has a shortcut to activate kill mode. So if an application is not responding, just press Ctrl – Alt – BackSpace. This will activate the kill mode and clicking on any window will terminate that process. To deactivate the kill mode without killing any app, just press Esc.

Download:

3- Registry hack

Windows has an Auto End Task timer which means that after a specified time interval, the not responding applications will be terminated automatically. Setting this Auto End Task timer to 0 seconds will terminate the not responding apps instantaneously.

To alter the registry setting for this timer:

Go to Start –> Run –> regedit

Go to the following key: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop

In the right hand pane, find the key called “WaitToKillAppTimeout”, double click it and set the time to wait for not responding applications to come back to normal. The time is in milliseconds. If you want to end the task immediately, give the value as 0 but this will not be wise.

4- Taskkill batch file/Command Line

There’s a Windows command called Taskkill which is used to terminate processes. Simply create a shortcut with the following command:

ou can also download this shortcut from the following location and use it from wherever you want.

Task Kill Shortcut (77.0 KiB,

5- Process Assassin

Process Assassin is a software utility that can terminate the not responding applications. If any application is not responding, just select it from the Process Assassin menu and terminate it. Process Assassin also includes a predefined set of famous applications that can be terminated easily.

Download:

Process Assassin 1.1 (314.2 KiB,

It’s amazing World’s smallest OS (Operating system), do you guess how is the size of world’s smallest OS , It’s only 3.29 MB, yes it’s true I got this smallest and cute OS today from somewhere.

It’s run under apache server, you can download it from EyeOS, it’s included with some office application and other tools but you can download more applications from EyeOS-Apps, so enjoy with smallest OS of world, and ya share your experience  with me here.

Ok, I got this video about firefox config tweeking, I already post about some firefox tweeks.  This is video tutorial about firefox tweak to get more faster.

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When I was searching some Tips and tricks about firefox, I got firefox tweeks so I’m posting it for you.

Firefox 3 about:config file is the core configuration file of Firefox. By editing about:config file we can get amazing hacks for Firefox 3. Firefox allows the users to change many preferences in the about:config file so it’s totally ethical to do it.Here is list of 21 Firefox 3 hacks & tweaks.

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I have only tried it on a XP Professional CD, but it should work for the Home and OEM versions of Windows XP from restore disks.

How-To: Find Windows XP Product Key from the Windows XP CD:

1) Insert Windows XP cd into a working computer.
2) Exit the Autorun introduction.
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