Turn your doorbell into a vicious guard dog burglar alarm! If you want to avoid the hassle of rearing a dog but scared of burglars coming to your house, then learn how to build this guard dog burglar alarm for free! Another cool invention with simple construction that can be built with household objects.
Source : Instructable
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You don’t have to spend any energy on crushing cans with Can Crusher taking all the effort out of crushing those aluminium cans in just 5 seconds time. Just put the can in, pull down the handle, and boom, a can ready to be recycle. |
Have you been bitten by the recycling bug? If so this great Can Crusher is just what you need. But even if you haven’t, once you try this it’s so easy and so much fun you’ll want to crush everyone’s cans for them.
Source : Gadgets UK
Yeah, you have a nice roommate who does nothing but use your hair cream, eat your foods, wear your shirts and worse of all, toying with your laptop. How frustrated can it be eh? If he gets to find some pictures or videos (Yeah you know what I mean don’t you?) the whole world will know who you are thanks to him. So what you gonna do to prevent that?
You might think that a cable-lock would be adequate to secure your laptop, but not only can those things just be clipped off with a cheap bolt-cutter. Even if they couldn’t get through the cable-lock, they can still turn on and use your laptop! No – that’s not really security. What you need is some serious armor. Something that can lock your lappy down, keeping it physically safe from pilfering hands, as well as potential data-thieves.
What we found is so simple and yet totally ingenious. A big metal box with a lock (simple), that bolts to your dorm-furniture from the inside (ingenious)! With the lid closed and locked, the wing-nuts that hold the vault in place get locked in with your valuables. It’s one of those “gah, I wish I had thought of that” things.
Big enough to hold a 17″ laptop and accessories, you could even put a portable drive or two in there, your phone – even your wallet if you were so inclined.
9 pounds of weight plus the feature of attaching it to any furniture makes it a must-buy if you want a safety place for your dear laptop.
Source : ThinkGeek
Facebook.com is a social network that connects people with friends, families and others who work, study and live around them. People use Facebook to keep up with friends, upload their photos, post favorite links and videos, and learn more about the people they meet.
Facebook is the most popular social networking site for most of the countries in the world. However in USA it only has 60 million users compared to MySpace’s 73 million. They have won several awards such as getting included into the “Top 100 Classic Websites” by PC Magazine in 2007, and winning the “People’s Voice Award” from the Webby Awards in 2008.
According to a recent study conducted by Student Monitor, a company that provides syndicated and custom market research services focused exclusively on the college student market, Facebook was named the second most popular thing among undergraduates, tied with beer and only ranked lower than the iPod.
Spammers have created Facebook-similar websites in an attempt to steal user’s passwords and personal details.
Normally these type of websites will provide a link inside the message that will redirect the users to a genuine look Facebook login page. To identify these type of websites please pay attention on the domain name; It’s either there are a lot of dash symbol - or domain was registered using countries domain (e.g. :.cn, .ru). If a user logs in using one of those fake pages, the spammers will get hold onto their personal details and spam messages will start to spread all over Facebook.com. So beware and make sure you don’t get to those fake login pages.
Facebook.com is definitely one of the best gift God has ever created for the humans. So what are you waiting for? Sign up for an account at Facebook.com, login for yourself and start making friends from all over the world!
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Website hacking has been around ever since w3 were introduced to the public in the 80s. While there may have been a time, at least in the early days, where hacking was rather simplistic and was comprised of little more than getting someone’s password and creating virtual “Graffiti” on their site, today’s hackers are much more sophisticated. More advanced techniques were introduced, which are dangerous and unpredictable, of course.
It’s important, first of all, to understand some statistics about website hacking. Around two thirds of website hacking is done not for ideological purposes or even graffiti, but rather for profit. People hack websites today in order to gather information they intend to use for nefarious purposes and for their own financial gain.
Strangely enough, then, just under half of all website hacking incidents occurred with non-commercial sites like governmental or educational sites. This may be, at least partially, because these types of organizations are more likely to report a website hacking attack, although that is not always the case.
When it comes to commercial sites, Internet-related companies tend to be top targets. This includes e-commerce sites, media sites, search engines, and even search providers. Part of the reason these companies are such a huge target is the fact that they often have databases full of all sorts of personal information that can generate billions of profits.
