Facebook Events to Google Calendar
Green Data - Sat, 2007-10-20 19:49 By
Hey, you can add your Facebook Events onto your Google Calendar. Here you are the steps for doing so.
Hey, you can add your Facebook Events onto your Google Calendar. Here you are the steps for doing so.
1. Click on the "Events" link found in the left menu of your Facebook account.read more »
2. On the top of the page you'll find a link called "Export Events". Click on it, and copy the URL that appears in the pop-up window.
3. Go to Google Calendar, and press on the "Add" button, found in the "Manage Calendars" box there. Then select "Add by URL".
4. Enter the URL you've just got from Facebook there, and click on the "Add" button.
5. Voila, here you go.
MSN Personal Messages III
Green Data - Sun, 2007-09-16 22:25 By
This is the third episode, of "MSN Personal Messages" series.
* No good deed goes unpunished.
* A hungry man is an angry man.
* People lose their health to make money, then lose their money to get their health back.
* To be absolutely certain about something, one must know everything or nothing about it.
* Don't wake up a hungry tiger.
* Life is nothing but a big test.
* You are what you eat.
* We don't see things as they are, we see things as we are.
* I am not what you are searching for.
* Impossible is nothing.
* It's only after we have lost everything, that we are free to do anything.
* I am not supposed to love you, just because you love me. read more »
This is the third episode, of "MSN Personal Messages" series.
* No good deed goes unpunished.
* A hungry man is an angry man.
* People lose their health to make money, then lose their money to get their health back.
* To be absolutely certain about something, one must know everything or nothing about it.
* Don't wake up a hungry tiger.
* Life is nothing but a big test.
* You are what you eat.
* We don't see things as they are, we see things as we are.
* I am not what you are searching for.
* Impossible is nothing.
* It's only after we have lost everything, that we are free to do anything.
* I am not supposed to love you, just because you love me. read more »
Blog Hacking
Green Data - Wed, 2007-09-05 09:22 By
I've received the following question a while ago, so I think it'd be nice to publish it here.
I've received the following question a while ago, so I think it'd be nice to publish it here.
Amre El-Abyad said:And here is my answer:
Dear Tarek,
What iss the best way to protect one's blog against hacking?
Dear Amr,read more »
First of all make sure that you have a strong password that no one can guess easily.
Also, some Add-On's and Widgets are not trusted, they can bring you Advertisements and steal your account credentials (user name and password), especially those free Toolbars and the untrusted programs that people add to their browsers.
Make sure you have the latest Antivirus in order to protect yourself from key-loggers and the other Malwares.
Captcha
Green Data - Sat, 2007-09-01 21:29 By
Tags: Captcha, Illustration, Gr33n Datahttp://gr33ndata.blogspot.com/
Tags: Captcha, Illustration, Gr33n Datahttp://gr33ndata.blogspot.com/
الآن أتكلم - موضوع أسعار الدي اس ال
Manal and Alaa's bit bucket - free speech from the bletches - Tue, 2007-07-31 09:08 By alaa
استفزتني بشدة الحملة العبثية المعمولة ضد قرار مرفق الاتصالات الخاص بأسعار الدي اس ال، فجأة كده لقينا مدونين و صحفيين و تلفزيونات بيكتبوا و يفتوا و مؤسسات و أحزاب عاملة ندوات و هيصة و هجوم و طول الوقت كنت حاسس أن أغلب ان لم يكن كل اللي بيتكلموا مش فاهمين حاجة خالص و أكثر حاجة مش فاهمينها هي القرار ده معناه ايه بالظبط. read more »
IP-TV: Joost and Babelgum
Green Data - Sat, 2007-06-09 20:05 By
If you're not that much into networking and TCP/IP stuff, please skip this paragraph. A long while ago a friend at work - he now works in Cisco Systems - was preparing for an IP TV and VoD (Video on Demand) demo for one of our customers. We then had a debate about Multicast. In fact I was never able to like nor understand such technology. In web content, you request a page from the server and it gives it to you, then another user requests the same page, and so on. But when it come to a continuous stream of data like TV broadcast, it is hard for a server to serve that huge number of subscribers continuously at the same time. read more »
If you're not that much into networking and TCP/IP stuff, please skip this paragraph. A long while ago a friend at work - he now works in Cisco Systems - was preparing for an IP TV and VoD (Video on Demand) demo for one of our customers. We then had a debate about Multicast. In fact I was never able to like nor understand such technology. In web content, you request a page from the server and it gives it to you, then another user requests the same page, and so on. But when it come to a continuous stream of data like TV broadcast, it is hard for a server to serve that huge number of subscribers continuously at the same time. read more »
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