Showing posts with label Linux Tricks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Linux Tricks. Show all posts
Topics 1) Code your Server.js - Node.js main file         i) Importing libraries         ii) Create Server and Handle Request         iii) Play with Socket.io to do MultiChatting 2) Develop Webpage with Socket Javascript 3) Download Project here 1) Code your Server.js - Node.js main file i) Importing libraries  var...

Are we trusting Google too much?

Are we trusting Google too much? 1. why should chrome warn us with a message when we clear browsing history? Whenever we try to clear browsing history, chromes tells that there is incognito mode to use, is Google worried if you clear your entire browsing history from chrome? What does Google do with your browsing history? Here's a clear evidence, "YouTube", Google's...

Google's New Scientific Calculator

Google Launches its New Scientific Calculator. If you type "Calculator" or "99/9" in google search, you will get the googles All New Scientific calculator. Or if you do any mathematic calculations right away it will bring its Advanced Mathematical calculator Try typing these things in google search for getting Google Scientific Calculator Search it in Google -...

Google Restricts Labels in blogger (robot.txt)

Google Search restricts Labels (Categories) for all the blogs in Blogger (BlogSpot)If you see something like this in your webmaster tools, be cool don’t worry for this.This is becauseReason: Each Label entries are not sub pages, they are just a well framed search queryFor example:When you click the Label – Windows Trick in coolcomputricks.co.cc, the url pointing to that...
What should you do to make safe browsing, when using your friends laptop or using it in any Internet center.? What should you do to temporarily erase the trace of what you searched for? Keep the history unchanged, but temporarily disallow saving of histories, cookies, url names and everything. Here is what you need to do. Almost All the browsers has a concept called...

Google Chrome gets a new Icon

Google Chrome icon changedNew Chrome ICONOld Chrome ICONThe new Google Chrome Icon is very simple and looks like it's a 2 dimension of the old chrome icon.The new Icon has been changed automatically for all the users of chrome browser. it seems like update is going on for the application without the users knowledge.Simple things are always powerful - secret of Goog...

Interesting !!! Google Vs Bing , Unbelievable Trick try it yourself.

Interesting !!! Google Vs Bing , Unbelievable Trick try it yourself.Have you ever tried Automattic currency Conversion in Google or Bing search, There lies this interesting fact.Just have a look at it.. perhaps wait! how about Exploring this interesting crazy fact on your own with the help of following steps.Step 1: Open your favourite Web browser twice (two windows or two...
Enable and Disable Thumbnail view (Most visited / Recently Closed) on the New tab of Google Chrome BrowserDisableBy Default you have the thumbnail view enabled, closing or disabling this view is very simpleStep 1: just click X – close button on the right side of the Most Visited or Recently closed frame.Step 2: After clicking it, the thumbnail view will disappear.Step...

Store your Gmail mails in Computer without using any Email Client

Gmail OfflineGmail Offline is a Feature where you can Store your Mails, Chats, Attachments, labels in your personal Computer without having to use any Email clients like outlook.Gmail Offline Let you to Synchronize all your Gmail contents to your PC when your connected to internet and makes u to work with your mails while not connected.Enabling Gmail Offline Feature1. Log...

Remove Linux From Your Pc Safely

Remove Linux From Your Pc SafelyFirst of all you need to know where your Linux OS is installed to. that is what drive it is currently living on. Bear in mind that Linux formats the drive as HFS rather than Fat/Fat32 or NTFS. ( These are the file systems used by various Operating Systems).So HFS Partitions are not seen by windows, so its hidden.To remove the partitions of Linux...