Migbot v6.1 with auto like, auto flood, auto welcome etc…free download and using tutorial

Mig bot v6 by grifter_bih is a very useful tool for miggers……you take many advantages of this free tool ….download the setup file from the below…..you can access features mentioned below with this tool..

• Auto Like
• Activity Monitor
• Profile Checking
• Manual Like
• 15 IDs
• Room Spy
• Pvt and Room Flood
• Pvt Like
• And many more

How to use migbotV6.1

• Install migbotV6 by running setup file

You will see two icons on your desktop after installation (mig33bot.v6 and Editor for mig33bot)

• Double click on Editor for mig33bot shortcut …you just need to type your mig33 ids in the boxes (Type your own id in the box no.1)……change the commander on the commander box (Type your own id)…the commander id is the id who will hit the commands ….type the desired room name and save the editor by clicking save button.
• Now close the editor and double click on mig33bot.v6 icon on your desktop, input your password on the password field and click on Login
• After Login You do not need to touch the bot…means leave it as it..
• Log in to your mig33 account with mobile application or web messenger…..and private your id …
• Hit the bot commands on your pvt chat (Download Bot With Commands )

Example, If you are using this migbot for auto Like vote then do as following

• Hit command ‘\likeon’ at first
• Type '\pwtlike' to active like in pvt
• To join and like the room type command '\likeroom ROOMNAME'
• To auto welcome users in room type command '\poz YOURTEXT''

Download

Computer Specifications

How to easily know the details about the main hardware devices of your computer.When someone ask you “whats your motherboard modal?” Most of us restart the system and look at the bootscreen which comes for just 2 sec or u remove the case and check the modal on ur motherboard. It will be lot more easier to answer it if you have this software.Its a very small sized software and really cooll software.

CPU-Z is a freeware that gathers information on some of the main devices of your system.

CPU-Z is more in-depth in virtually all areas compared to the tools provided in the Windows OS to identify various hardware components, and thus assists in identifying certain components without the need of opening the case; particularly the core revision and RAM clock rate. Most recently, a Graphics tab has been added. It has an unusual ability to directly detect hardware features, such as the ability to access, read, and display the SP
Ddata from memory modules. The ability to document clock speed makes it an important tool for motherboard overclockers, as a way of proving the CPU speeds achieved by various experiments.

CPU

• Name and number.
• Core stepping and process.
• Package.
• Core voltage.
• Internal and external clocks, clock multiplier.
• Supported instruction sets.
• Cache information.

Mainboard

• Vendor, model and revision.
• BIOS model and date.
• Chipset (northbridge and southbridge) and sensor.
• Graphic interface.

Memory

• Frequency and timings.
• Module(s) specification using SPD (Serial Presence Detect) : vendor, serial number, timings table.

System

• Windows and DirectX version.

Enabling right click on websites which block it

Many websites nowadays disable the right click function of the mouse button which I think could be very annoying sometimes. This is done so that we can’t steal images, file, video, or any other website’s stuff. What about if we extremely in a need of the file without any profit-making and other bad intentions? In this post a tutorial is included to teach you how to solve the problem, without having to open the source code of course!

For google chrome

goto settings->under the hood->disable java script

then refresh the page

If you use Internet Explorer
Click “Tools”->”Internet Options”
Click the “Security” tab.
Click “Custom Level”
Scroll down to the “scripting” section.
Set “Active Scripting” to “disable” (Active scripts are programs written in Javascript)
Click “Ok”. Restart your internet browser.
Note: This will disable the Javascript from being rendered by your Internet Explorer browser which would mean the right click disabled’s script in the website will not work anymore.
For Mozilla Firefox browser, these are the steps which gave the same effect (maybe be vary depending on the version).

Go to “Tools” -> “Options”

Click “Web Features”

Untick enable JavaScript

Alternatively, you can also use this method to re-enabled the website right click function.
Enter the Javascript code below inside your browser’s address bar. (source)

javascript:void(document.oncontextmenu=null

ZURKER REVIEW AND INVITATION

Zurker is one of the most discussed term in internet now and mostly in social medias.. many are giving away the invitations..Whats exactly zurker and its possibilities.. read more t find out

When Social Networks first started there was debate about Social Media being a viable business. Looking back on what has happened in the Social Media arena and seeing the demise of My Space and the rise of sites such as Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin and others there should be no doubt in anyone ones mind about Social Media. Not only is Social Media become mainstream but also it has proven its ability to generate revenue and be a solid business model.

JOIN ZURKER NOW GET INVITATIONNow there is a new kid on the block named Zurker. As they should, Zurker is doing everything it can to stand out from the crowded field of social media sites that has come and gone. Taking a lesson from the giant Google and Google while Zurker is still in Beta you can only join by invitation.

Why choose Zurker

You Have Total Control Of Your Own Privacy

You control your privacy (for every update and photo you post) through the use of zurks, tags, street & home concepts. I guess I ought to explain a bit more. A “zurk” is a bit like a Facebook ”like” but it’s better because it’s a more neutral word. For example it somehow seems inappropriate to “like” a post about someone dying but in Zurker you would “zurk” it to highlight it was a post worth sharing.

JOIN ZURKER NOW GET INVITATION

You can associate tags with your connections on Zurker. Tags could be “Friends”, “Family” or “Hubbers” or any tag you make up. Only you can see your tags, so you could tag someone as “time-waster” and they would never know (I’m not sure if I’m brave enough to use derogatory tags just yet).

Your “Street” page is where you can see all the updates posted by all you connections, but you can filter these by tag (see above). Your home page only shows updates that directly involve you and again you can filter by tag.

Open Books, Open Statistics, Open Bug-Reporting, Open Everything!

Zurker publishes online (via links at the bottom of every Zurker page) every cent that comes in and every cent that goes out. Membership figures and graphs are updated and displayed every hour. There is a link to report bugs and you can read any bug that has been reported and the developers’ responses.

Unique Features

Such as Zurks, Tags, Street/Home etc. see 3, above, for more details.

Democratic

Members will be able to control everything by voting.

JOIN ZURKER NOW GET INVITATION

Development Driven By Members’ Ideas

There will be an “Ideas” link where members will be able to suggest ideas and vote to select the best ideas.

Personal Identity and Business Identities Separate

Zurker will have a separate type of membership businesses known as “Entities”.You will know whether you are connecting with a real person or a business.

No Advertising And (Almost) No Spam

Zurker is advert free and has a very strict anti-spam policy.

Responsible, Bright, Creative and Positive Members

Because all of all that Zurker has to offer it is attractive to people that think for themselves.

JOIN ZURKER NOW GET INVITATION

Zurker Is Fun!

Zurker is a cool name to play with and we already have Zurker slang and culture.

Will Zurker succeed

With Google+, this generated interest as people were trying to find invitations to get in. Hopefully this will work for Zurker even though Zurker does not have the pulling power (yet) or interest that Google+ did.My opinion is that Zurker is a very much wait and see situation. There is the potential for it to go either way. It can fizzle and die or it can explode as the new Social Media Site on the block. At this time, I cannot tell which it will do.

JOIN ZURKER NOW GET INVITATIONAdvertising for Zurker is mostly word of mouth, which seems to be working. There are less then 10,000 people in Zurker and less then 4,000 people in the United States in Zurker but it is growing rapidly each day.

Realizing that Zurker is an open book with the story yet to be written I decided to go ahead and join Zurker. If it explodes, I was there at the beginning and if it does not then other then a little time I am not out anything to find out.

Why Zurker?

Can I Make Money

Here are some of the differences in Zurker that influenced me.The members own Zurker. According to Zurker, not only do you own your data but also you own a piece of the network. Granted if they get a million people on the network that own a piece of it then the say or control you have in what happens or does not happen is not going to be very large.

Each time you refer someone to Zurker you receive a Vshare for the referral. It does not cost you anything but at this time it does not pay you anything either. If Zurker grows large enough the Vshares will eventually be converted into shares in the cooperation that is yet to be formed. Zurker is still privately held.

JOIN ZURKER NOW GET INVITATIONIf there is any money to be made, it will be long term and you are not going to be getting a check from them tomorrow.

If there is only the potential to make money long term, why did I bother to join?

There is an excitement about Zurker since it will not be open to the public until April 2012. Even though it is still by invitation only there are over 8,000 people who have already joined. That is 8,000 potential customers.

The people who on Zurker seem to be very friendly and are mostly network marketers.

I have been able to establish Connections, (friends on Facebook) about as fast as I want to without getting warnings saying I am trying to make a connection with someone I do not know.

I have had better response from people on Zurker in a day with a little over 140 contacts then I have on Twitter with almost 20,000 followers and more then I have on Google+ with over 300 in my Circles.

Great Place To Add To Your Mailing List

8,000 and growing free contacts! Are you interested?

Zurker right now is filled with excited people running around trying to connect to as many people as possible.There are already over 8,000 people on there with the potential to interact with them.

If I never make a penny off Zurker there are still over 8,000 and growing contacts on Zurker.

While I am waiting to see where it goes there are over 8,000 and growing daily for me to interact with.

Okay I am stuck on over 8,000 and growing potential prospects, customers, leads, friends or contacts for me to interact with.

If I told you that I could give you a list of over 8,000 people and growing who were interested in connecting with you and that it would not cost you a penny would you be interested?

If I told you that there was a slight chance that in the long run, you could make a little money but in the mean time you would have a list of 8,000 and growing list of people to work with would you be interested?

I hope that now you understand why I joined Zurker

So, here is your invitation to join since it is still by invitation only. Zurker Invitation

Could Facebook IPO help it dominate Google?

Influx of cash could deliver more users, a move into China, new tech

Computerworld - With the Facebook initial public offering (IPO) now official, industry and financial analysts say that a huge influx of cash could enable the social networking company to topple Google from its dominant position in the online world.

Source: Facebook IPO filing. (Infographic: Sharon Machlis)

Facebook had been expected to file its IPO papers with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission this week, and it did just that late yesterday afternoon. Analysts and potential investors were eagerly awaiting what is one of the largest IPOs in recent years.
With an expected valuation of $100 billion, financial analysts say the IPO is worth about $5 billion. That's a big potential war chest for a company that has been fighting for social networking users and advertising dollars with the largest Internet company on Earth - Google.
Given the popularity of its search engine, along with services and products like Google Maps, Android and Chrome, Google obviously is no slouch: It has 32,000 employees around the world and $37.86 billion in annual revenue. That's $1.166 million per employee in revenue.

But Facebook, with just 3,000 employees, pulls in $3.8 billion in revenue; that's $1.8 million in revenue per employee.
"Facebook has 800 million users," noted Dan Olds, an analyst with The Gabriel Consulting Group. "How many companies have 800 million anything? The thing that's interesting is that Facebook is profitable and solidly profitable. And an IPO is a huge step for any company, but it's the validation for Facebook, their business and their social networking model."
Facebook and Google are increasingly in each other's wheel house.
Just this past year, Google launched Google+, its own social network and a new direct competitor to Facebook. (Just last week it made Google+ more available to teens, another move to broaden its appeal.) And Google CEO Larry Page has said he plans to integrate Google+ social features into the company's wide range of services and products.
With a lot of new cash, Facebook could make a lot of moves. Olds wonders whether Facebook would try to buy Yahoo, which has been struggling, or even Twitter.
And both Olds and Scott Sweet, a senior managing partner with IPO Boutique, said Facebook could use the money to hire more employees and acquire other Internet companies. Theey also pointed out that Facebook could use the cash to find partners and set up operations in China, which could dramatically increase an already immense user base.
It would take some time -- and Facebook would have to successfully pull off some big moves -- but it could one day dominate Google, according to Sweet. "I do believe that anything is possible with Facebook," he added.
Unseating Google would be no easy feat, though.
First off, according to Olds, the companies are not substitutes for each other. Google is the basis for most searches. Facebook is the basis for most social connections.
And while a profitable IPO would make Facebook stronger, Google is still substantially larger.
"It gives Facebook a ... war chest," said Olds. "Google, though, has $45 billion in cash and short-term investments. That's a really big war chest. Even with this influx of cash, Facebook still can't play in Google's league in terms of cash."
Mark Siegel, a managing director with Menlo Ventures LLC, said Google came along to surpass Microsoft as the biggest tech company. And now Facebook is poised to take the lead from Google.
"Facebook is potentially the platform company for the next 10 years," said Siegel. "I absolutely think this is a scary event for Google. Will it make [Facebook] dominant over Google? Well, Facebook already does dominate Google in terms of social networking. This will enable Facebook to compete with Google in a lot of areas."
Could Facebook push past Google?
"Well, this certainly enables Facebook to move in that direction," said Siegel.

Improved Aakash for Students at No Extra Cost

College students across India would get a new, improved and enhanced version of Aakash tablet without having the Government to pay any extra money.
The improved Aakash tablet will have three times faster processing speed and around 50% extra battery life.  All the new versions of tablets to be subsidized by the Government will now have to pass the new quality protocol based on the inputs received from around 600 students of IIT and other engineering colleges.
The HRD ministry had asked Datawind of Montreal-based Suneet S Tuli to supply one lakh Aakash tablets for around $50 each. In the initial lot, 600 tablets were given to students for testing.
IIT, Rajasthan, which had prepared the Aakash prototype cited several deficiencies in the tablet including short battery life, processor unable to handle multiple operations at a time and poor picture quality.
Datawind has already supplied 30,000 tablets by the time the report by the IIT came. The ministry held back the order and asked the firm to fix  the deficiencies. Ministry sources said the company was initially reluctant to upgrade the tablet without increasing the cost. However, it agreed when ministry threatened to cancel the order.
Tuli was not available for comments. A company spokesperson said the remaining 70,000 tablets would be supplied as per the pact.

 “Not only Aakash from Datawind but all future tablets will have minimum Aakash 2 specifications,”

said NK Sinha, additional secretary, HRD ministry.

Ministry officials said Datawind may not get order in future as it had violated the contract condition of providing the tablets first to the government before selling it in open market.

Mozilla Firefox 10 available now

The tenth iteration of Mozilla’s browser is rolling out from today and we’re sat here waiting for our own go signal. As the biggest UI tweaks will arrive in v12, the majority of changes are under the hood: except that the “forward” button now only appears once you’ve pressed “back.” New APIs provide for full-screen viewing of web apps, Anti-aliased WebGL graphics and an “extended support release” that enables enterprise customers to only download security updates. CSS 3D Transitions are now supported alongside a new CSS inspector for those digging deep into the fabric of the universe internet. Java applet and moving bookmarks crashes should be a thing of the past, but it’s not all plain sailing: no new release ever is, after all. On the “to be fixed” list includes herky-jerky scrolling in Gmail, Silverlight videos not working in OS X and vertical scrolling is broken on some touch-pads.

http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/10.0/releasenotes/.

Facebook Timeline a concern to users, Sophos poll reveals

 IT security and data protection company Sophos, reveals that Facebook is phasing out its old look in next few weeks and making the new profile format mandatory for all users – known as ‘Timeline’ – which presents a scrapbook of all past status updates and photographs. However, research from Sophos shows that more than 50 percent of internet users are concerned about the Facebook profile update.

The Facebook Timeline encourages users to enter more personal details about themselves and their life experiences, while making it simpler for others to view the information. There are concerns that this will instantly make it easier for identity thieves and stalkers to profile individuals.

In addition, the Timeline will be updated automatically through Facebook apps that, for example publish the last song listened to on Spotify, newspaper articles read online or movie tickets purchased – all without having to press “Share” or “Like” buttons.

The online Sophos poll surveyed more than 4,100 global respondents on their opinion of the Facebook Timeline. Key findings from the research include-

• 51 percent are worried by the Facebook Timeline
• Only 8 percent like the new Facebook Timeline
• 8 percent say they will get used to it
• 32 percent still don’t know why they are on Facebook

“The Facebook Timeline will be a wake-up call to some that they have shared too much in the past, too freely. In my case, the Timeline was the catalyst to reassess my relationship with Facebook – and so I’ve killed my account,”

said Graham Cluley, Senior Technology Consultant at Sophos.

“If nothing else, Facebook users should take this opportunity to re-evaluate what they share online. It is time to spring clean your Facebook account and online friend relationships, and ensures that you are only sharing what you want to share, with who you want to share it with. After all, a website which holds details on your entire life, likes and loves, is gold dust to scammers.”

Google’s New Privacy Policy

If you were hanging around the internet yesterday and fiddling with google, or if you checked your Gmail inbox, you would have noticed Google’s notice of changing their privacy policy and terms.

 Seeking to blunt a sharp backlash to recent privacy policy changes, Google has offered to share “the real story” about a system that compiles information about users based on their activity on all of Google’s sites and products.
This week, Google announced new privacy settings. They spell out the fact that the company collects and compiles data about its users based on their activity on its various sites — from its search page to Gmail to YouTube to phones running its Android operating system.
The announcement gave some privacy advocates cause for alarm, even though Google says the information is assembled to enhance user experience, such as better targeting ads that will be of interest to its customers.
In a post on the company’s public policy blog, Google’s Betsy Masiello wrote that there have been misconceptions about the changes.
“A lot has been said about our new privacy policy,” she wrote. “Some have praised us for making our privacy policy easier to understand. Others have asked questions, including members of Congress, and that’s understandable too.”
Among the points that Masiello makes in the post:
_ Users don’t have to be logged in to use many of Google’s products, including search and YouTube. No data is collected when a user is not logged in.
_ When logged in, users can edit or turn off their search histories, switch Gmail chat to “off the record,” use “incognito mode” on the Google Chrome browser or employ other of Google’s privacy tools.
_ Quite simply, Web users don’t have to use all of Google’s products.
She noted that Google won’t be collecting any more data about users than it was before.

“We’re making things simpler and we’re trying to be upfront about it. Period,”

she wrote.
Not everyone should be convinced and neither are we.

There is no way that you can opt out of shared search data, and Google will have the record of everything you do, that is a little uncomfortable.
At the same time, it’s extremely convenient to have all of your eggs in one basket—you always know exactly where they are. Plus Google’s services place nicely together in a number of time-saving, uber-handy ways. Weighing convenience against security-risks is your decision to make. The new Terms of Service perhaps haven’t added any additional risk to the equation according to my opinion except for the slightest increase in one’s privacy concerns. Your YouTube and Gmail accounts had the same password before, and they still will.
But make up your own mind. Read the new Terms of Service yourself. Compare it with the old Terms of Service. Compare it with the Terms of Service of other companies offering similar products. It’s up to you to make an informed decision. Time to use the old think-bucket.