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New HTML5 logo is Not an Image.
Here is the New HTML5 Logo
Take a look at the source code of the image. Click on the image for full view.
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Five ways to find out who unfollowed you on twitter.
There are many reasons people unfollow you on twitter, When realizing that you’re unfollowed makes you little hurt, but don’t take it deep to your heart cause it is just a social network. We have seen many tools to unfollow people on twitter, but today we are going to see the best ways to get noticed when you’re unfollowed on twitter.
There are many reasons people unfollow you on twitter, like they may not be interested in your content which you tweet, when your content is adult or offensive, when you spam too much etc. But after knowing the exact person who unfollowed you, you can ask them and know the reason why they unfollowed you. So, here are some tools to find out the person who unfollowed you on twitter.
HowTo Get Alert When Someone Unfollow You on Twitter ?
If you follow this twitter handle, it DM’s you when someone unfollows you on twitter. It is my favorite way to find out who has unfollowed me, because I get the notification in my DM inbox and don’t need to go for any thrid party apps.
Qwitter –
When someone unfollows you, qwitter sends you an email message saying who unfollowed youand what tweet did you post before they unfollowed you. All you need to do is, sign up. Enter your twitter username and email address.
You can follow him on twitter @goodbyebuddy and go once a day to his website to check who unfollowed you.
This service is same like qwitter, you need to sign up with twitter username and email address. They will send you an email message when ever some one unfollows you on twitter.
Service that sends you an email everyday to tell you who stopped following you on twitter!
Bonus – TwitDiff
TwitDiff provides e-mail and RSS notification for accounts unsubscribing from your tweets.
Once again I say this to you all, it hurts badly when you find someone unfollows you on twitter, so don’t take it close to your heart, it is just another social network. Oh and don't forget to follow me. :)
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It takes 7 seconds for food to pass from mouth to stomach. A human hair can hold 3kg. The length of a penis is 3 times the length of the thumb. The femur is as hard as concrete. A woman's heart beats faster then a man's. Women blink 2x as much as men. We use 300 muscles just to keep our balance when we stand. The woman has read this entire text. The man is still looking at his thumb.Like if this made you smile.
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How to install Windows XP / Vista / 7 from USB Stick / Flash Drive
Here’s how to create a Windows XP, bootable, USB key. This is very useful especially persons using Netbook or in the case that your PC is not equipped with a DVD/CD player or its is out of order.
Creating your bootable USB key:
First of all, you will need:
A USB key (capacity:1 or 2 GB;)
A Windows XP CD ( official version ) or an ISO image of Windows XP
A PC with a CD player and a USB key
And this software WinSetupFromUSB : http://www.datafilehost.com/download-109e97af.html [Used in this article]
If you need spcial drivers or you want to create a slipstream / unattended / shrinked version of Windows XP then you'll have to use Nlite.
Another good software is WinToFlash http://wintoflash.com/home/en/
If you’re trying to install Windows 7 on a netbook, Microsoft is making things even easier. Just use the Windows 7 USB tool.
It will also require that:Your USB key is bootable.
Your machine can boot your USB key (see in the BIOS).
Your key is fast enough to avoid delays during installation of the OS.
WinSetupFromUSB
HP Format Tool
Steps to Follow:
- Select your Windows Source, it could be a CD / DVD and / or in case you don't have a ROM Drive then an ISO image that is mounted on a virtual drive. You can use image softwares like UltraISO, PowerISO or MagicDisk for mounting an ISO image.
- Select your target USB Drive, be very careful and double check your selection. If your USB doesn't show up in the list you can try hitting the refresh button and then go on the small arrow just to the left and select the USB key that you'll be using to boot XP.
- In 'Force Target Disk Type', select 'Removable'.
- Use HP Format Tool to format your flash drive and format it in NTFS File System, this speeds up the data read significantly at the Text Mode part at the start of installtion of Windows XP.
- If everything goes as planned and I hope it does, you can Hit the 'Go' button Wait for the copying procedure. Then close the software (you are informed when the copy is complete) and your USB will be created.
Optional: You can use UltimateBoodCD, Windows 7 / Vista / Recovery ISO, PartedMagic or any other linux distribution ISO too. This will make it a multi boot USB.
Installing XP
For the first time when you'll connect your bootable USB to your PC / netBook, you may have to change the boot order in the BIOS, so that your computer can boot from the USB Flash drive. All the latest desktops / laptops / netBooks have the ability to boot from USB Flash Drives and there is a Quick Boot Menu too. It could be F12, F2, F9 or DEL button, so figure out yourself this part. Just make sure the USB is already attached. :)
Steps to Follow:
OK, So right here, I'm assuming that you've successfully booted from your USB Flash Drive and you'll be presented with the following screen.
Press ENTER
Select 'First part of Windows XP Professional setup', this will start the text mode installation procedure.
Complete this part untill the 'Copying of Files to your Hard Disk' and RESTART your PC. Boot again from the USB but now Slect the 2nd Option.
Select 'Secondpart of Windows XP Professional setup', this will start the graphic mode installation procedure.
Complete this part, you maybe presented with the following screen too. Just keep it as it is and Press ENTER.
Now your Windows XP is installed with your USB key! I tried to make this as easy as possible. If theres still any problem, you can hit me @bithack3r and I'll be glad to help you.
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