Republish Your Posts Bring Them Back!

Blogs are dynamic, when you publish new posts, your older posts are lost forever in the archives. While posts on the front page get maximum attention and pageviews but other posts on your blog receive only direct traffic from search engines and social networking sites. With ten or twenty posts in a blog, finding a particular post is not difficult. But when you have 100’s of posts published on your blog, then your visitors may easily miss out any post of their interest, while going through your blog archives.

But if you are using Blogger, then you have got an option to bring back your older posts to the hompage whenever you want.

This is especially useful in seasonal events, when a post written in the past must be present on the homepage. But publishing a new post with the same content will cause content-duplication problems, so you can simply edit your previous post to change the publishing date and bring it back to the top.

So to do this, open the post-editor and click on Post Options link present in the bottom of the page. Now Set date and time to present or any future date.

Finally save the post and your work is done (You can of course undo the changes, to send the post back to its original place).

This technique is SEO friendly too, as you are not going to change the permalink of your post. In Blogger, when you publish a new post it gets a unique url in this format (http://YOURBLOG.BogSpot.com/YEAR/MONTH/Title_Of_The_Post.html)

which should and will remain the same, even after doing this hack.

Hack Your Friend’s Computer

Hack Your Friend’s Computer by Changed his admin password.

Open Notepad and type :

@echo off
“username” (this is for username)
“Password” (this is for password)
pause

After finish, save the file as (anyname).bat file. After your friend’s open the file, the password will be changed !! Enjoy trick your friends

Enable and Disable Ubuntu Root Password

Ubuntu

is one of the few Linux distributions

out there that will not enable the root account.If you want to do something with root permission on the console you have to type sudo before the command.

sudo” means superuser do. “sudo” will prompt for “Password:”. Please specify user password
As you have noticed during the Ubuntu installation there was no question about the root password, as you might have been used to see during other Linux distribution installation process.Because of this your root accout is inactive.
If you want to enable root account (which is not recommended) enter the following command.
$sudo passwd root
This will prompt for a new root password and once you confirm it, you can start using the root account to login.
If you want to disable root account in ubuntu you need to lock the root account by using the following command
$sudo passwd -l root
If you want to work on a root console you’d better use the following command
$sudo -i