Posted by cyberiqro | Posted on 29-07-2010
Category : News
Tags: Facebook, informations, Privacy, social networking
The privacy of millions of Facebook users has been jeopardised after some of their details were harvested and published on the internet. An online security consultant who wished to highlight the social networking site’s privacy issues published a list of data taken from more than 100million users’ profiles.
Ron Bowles used a piece of code to scan Facebook profiles, collecting data not hidden by the user’s privacy settings.
The list has been shared as a downloadable file which has now spread rapidly across the internet, prompting anger and concern from millions of users around the world.
The file has now spread rapidly across the net prompting anger and concern from millions of users all over the world.
On Pirate Bay, the world’s biggest file-sharing website, the list was being distributed and downloaded by more than 1,000 users, but it is believed it will be acessed by thousands more in a matter of days. Continue Reading
Posted by cyberiqro | Posted on 26-07-2010
Category : Blogging
Tags: Blogging, css3, html5
Cover your eyes, AdBlock users: the future of the web is here, and it includes adverts.
Unless of course you reckon that Adobe’s Flash is always going to reign supreme when it comes to creating animated content online, so that the combination of HTML5 and CSS3 will just never become important, or that browsers capable of displaying HTML5/CSS3 content won’t become pervasive enough for it to matter.
I can’t believe it’s not Flash! Can you tell which ads are in HTML5?
Recreating existing Flash ads with HTML5/CSS3 might seem pointless, but for designers and sites looking to beat ad-blocking it might be the future. See how well you can spot the differences…
But if you don’t… over at sencha.com, you can now – assuming you’re using a sufficiently modern browser – take a quiz: see if you can spot which one of the pairs of ads is done in Flash, and which is done in HTML5/CSS3. Continue Reading
Posted by cyberiqro | Posted on 21-07-2010
Category : Blogging, News
Tags: Facebook, kids, social networking, Togetherville
TOGETHERVILLE, social networking site designed for children ages six to ten year has now officially launched. Site built by Palo Alto Togetherville is expected to reduce anxiety in social networking services. This free service can provide access of children to take advantage of social networking. Not only that, parents were still able to provide supervision to ensure their children are protected from harm until they are old enough.
“We want to make a good digital citizen,” said Mandeep Dhillon as the founder and CEO of the company. “It’s worth keeping the kids from the web,” he added. In these sites, no one can access the account without the consent of her parents’ child. Continue Reading
Posted by cyberiqro | Posted on 20-07-2010
Category : Money Maker
Tags: affiliate, downloads, paid, pay per download, Ziddu
There are various and many ways to make money online. Ziddu – one of File-Sharing service providers on net that a have PAY PER DOWNLOAD (PPD) affiliate peogram.
Meaning, you have to upload a file to Ziddu.com first, and then everytime someone download the file you’ll earn $0.001. You need 1,000 (one thousand) downloads with different IP to get $1. The PayPerDownload program is like CPA or Cost Per Action ads program.
The minimum payout is $10. So, you need 10,000 (ten thousands) downloads to reach that minimum payout. But if you have a very popular downloadable file, it has the potential to earn you some decent money.
Consider the following calculation:
10000 Unique Downloads: $10
50000 Unique Downloads: $50
100000 Unique Downloads: $100 USD .. and more!
Ziddu also offer affiliate program. Once you register, you’ll get affiliate link and banners. You will get $0.05 Referral Bonus, when someone joins with Ziddu through your referral link and uploads his first file! The referral link and banners are available in your Ziddu admin interface. Its NOT SPAM cause many blogger has been the payment proof.
Posted by cyberiqro | Posted on 19-07-2010
Category : News
Tags: 2010, primate, researchers, Sri Lanka, The Horton Plains slender loris
A mysterious primate driven to the brink of extinction by Britain’s taste for tea has been photographed for the first time. The Horton Plains slender loris, found only in Sri Lanka, was for more than 60 years believed to be extinct.
Researchers photograph and measure the Horton Plains slender loris, but fear there could be fewer than 100 left alive
Then one was spotted fleetingly in 2002 when a light shone in its eyes and was reflected. Researchers have now managed to get the world’s first pictures of the animal.
More than 1,000 night surveys were carried out in 120 forested regions by Sri Lankan researchers working in partnership with the Zoological Society of London (ZSL). Continue Reading
