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Browsing Posts published in December, 2006
Make free calls from your Yahoo Messenger to phone lines in USA for 31 Dec 2006 and 1 Jan 2007. Cool. Save money.
Blocking Windows Live Messenger Usage in a corporate or home site.
Windows Live Messenger is an updated version of MSN Messenger and uses similar ports. It seems that Windows Live Messenger uses:
Messenger server: port 1493, 1542, 1863, 1963, 80 TCP and 443 TCP
File Transfer/Sharing Folders: local: 1544 and 6891 – in fact 6720-65535 TCP from one source
Messenger Update: remote: 80 local: 1457
Remote Assistance If available): 3389 TCP
Audio: local: , 1556, 11771, 13803 and generally 5004-65535 UDP
Remote Desktop and whiteboard: local/remote: 389, 522, 1503, 1720, and 1731
Launching Games: 80
Video Conference: TCP 9000-9999, 5004-65535 UDP + 80
Sign-In: remote: 443 local: 1484, 2400
Note – blocking TCP port 80 will stop users accessing web sites using Internet Explorer and other browsers.
man. this is one lucky cat. Too bad its on the wrong side of the *** u know wat. New FireFox Logo !! wow
Don’t you feel jealous when you think of how good life was back then when money is not everything? Maybe you are dying to get your own blog but the installation process is driving you nuts?
For some people, they might work in an environment that is not directly related with the skill they have, so, this might be a good way to show off your skill. This also perhaps can be one of the way we can relive the past by swapping our skill to get other people helping us with it.
I am actually talking about *Swap a Skill*, it is a site that is under development to help people around the world to exchange skills.
I can imagine how good it is like to trade a skill to get someone to help us do something. Perhaps this can eliminate the gap that we have in our own neighbourhood. And this might also help built trust and friendship among the members.The possibility of what kind of skill that we can swap is endless. Just imagine, maybe you need to impress your mother-in-law with a special dish but don’t have any idea or running out of time to prepare it, then swapping skill is the obvious best alternative available.
There were a few websites that are already established and are doing great job with this concept. One of them that I manage to find is #TeamUpHere#. So, this concept is obviously not new. Although it’s not available yet, but you can opt for an early registration now.
Swapaskill.com is an online community enabling you to register your own skill or expertise and meet local people who have the skills you need.When you have built friendship and trust, you can do each other a favour by exchanging skills.
Ditto is a great site to look for images apart from Google Image
Performancing.com is BetaTesting New CPA Ads since some partner blogs are not generating revenue yet. My celeb site at mclady.net has also seen Zero money so far from joining their partnership. I hope I can at least earn a few dollars after their CPA ads go online. Cool
This affects all members in the network, and offers new members a cool new way to add one more revenue stream to their blogs. If you’re in the network now, please read the above link if you wish to opt-out of network ads.
If you want to show off to your friends about what type of programs that you have in your computer system, then you should consider joining Myprogs. If there’s any program that you find interesting and think you should own too, then Myprogs is where you can browse around and find out what other geeks are using to make their life easier.
Since it’s community based, you will be able to share about any software that you think might be useful for other users. Personally I think that this is a good way of sharing information about what kind of software is useful. Besides, it would allow users to have a safer experience while downloading any software that they wanted.
This can be done if the users are responsible and care enough to help make sure that the url source of the software they are getting is reliable. You can view anyone else’s programs and they can view yours. All you have to do is just come up with a list of programs into your unique lists once you signed up.
Good things are meant to be shared together. So, why should you keep to yourself about what types of software that you are using to boost your productivity? What’s attractive about Myprogs is, the members will share about what types of program that they use daily.
Myprogs seems to be committed, they have various places where they allow curious users to discuss and ask them about anything other than programs. They can interact via blog, forums, LiveJournal or Bank of Ideas. The layout of Myprogs is very simple and users can easily navigate from one option to another easily. If you’re busy like me, then perhaps the fact that you can subscribe their RSS feeds to this list of software in your newsreader to track any updates will be an appealing factor.
I just got this NETELLER Phishing Email about 5 mins ago. There’s so many of this fake emails. Be careful.
The URL below links to a Denmark site: http://galerie.juergengrusdat.de/data/media/20/n/signin/index.html
It says:
Dear Customer,
According to our registries, we have recently detected that your account has been accessed from different IP addresses. This could be happening because your computer’s IP address is dynamic and varies constantly, or because you have used more than one computer to access your account. Due to this event and in fulfillment with the current legislation, we have updated our computer systems to offer greater security to our clients, thus we will need you to access your account and verify it’s recent activity. The security procedures require that you verify the activity in your account before December 11th, 2006. Otherwise, passed this date, our automated computer security system will suspend your account indefinitely.
In order to access your account and to verify it’s activity, you must click on the link below:
https://www.neteller.com/signin/index.jsf;jsessionid=L41254B68N74P472K58K210A7AGG3658.32652100211
We appreciate your help in this matter, as we work together for NETELLER to be a safe place to do businesses.
Customer Service Department
NETELLER
