How to disable or remove Facebook timeline?

If you don’t like the new Timeline feature on Facebook and want to view profiles in the old style, then TimelineRemove is the perfect extension for you. This tiny, but handy tool disables the new Facebook timeline feature and restores the classic look, without changing the timeline behavior for other visitors of your Facebook profile. 

The extension basically works by hiding the timeline, so you can view your own and others’ profiles in the old style. 

TimelineRemove works automatically once installed, and a button is added to the toolbar that lets you toggle the timeline on and off, whenever you want. 

 

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Sending SMS from Gmail

You can send SMS messages to your contacts’ mobile phones using Gmail Chat. To do so from Gmail:

In The Help Window – Microsoft Word 2003 keyboard Shortcuts.

Shortcut key	Details
TAB	Select the next hidden text or hyperlink, or show All at the top of a topic.
Shift+TAB	Select the previous hidden text or hyperlink, or the Browser View button at the top of a Microsoft Office Web site article.
ENTER	Perform the action for the selected Show All, Hide All, hidden text, or hyperlink.
ALT+LEFT ARROW	Move back to the previous help topic.
ALT+RIGHT ARROW	Move forward to the next Help topic.
CTRL+P	Print the current Help topic.
UP ARROW AND DOWN ARROW	Scroll small amounts up and down, respectively, within the currently displayed Help topic.
PAGE UP AND PAGE DOWN	Scroll larger amounts up and down, respectively, within the currently displayed Help topic.
ALT+U	Change the Help window from being separate from (untiled)  to connected to (tiled) Word.
Shift+F10	Display a menu of commands for the help window; requires that the Help window have active focus (click an item in the Help window).

In The Help Task Pane – Microsoft Word 2003 keyboard Shortcuts.

Shortcut key	Details
TAB	Select the next hidden text or hyperlink, or show All at the top of a topic.
Shift+TAB	Select the previous hidden text or hyperlink, or the Browser View button at the top of a Microsoft Office Web site article.
ENTER	Perform the action for the selected Show All, Hide All, hidden text, or hyperlink.
ALT+LEFT ARROW	Move back to the previous help topic.
ALT+RIGHT ARROW	Move forward to the next Help topic.
CTRL+P	Print the current Help topic.
UP ARROW AND DOWN ARROW	Scroll small amounts up and down, respectively, within the currently displayed Help topic.
PAGE UP AND PAGE DOWN	Scroll larger amounts up and down, respectively, within the currently displayed Help topic.
ALT+U	Change the Help window from being separate from (untiled)  to connected to (tiled) Word.
Shift+F10	Display a menu of commands for the help window; requires that the Help window have active focus (click an item in the Help window).

Facebook Messenger Mobile Application or Desktop Application For Windows

Messenger for Windows

Keep up with friends, no matter what you're doing.

Chat while you do other stuff

See and respond to chats right from your desktop. Whether you're browsing other websites or using another app, you don't have to click away to stay connected.

Get notified instantly

Find out about new comments, photo tags and more as soon as they happen.

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Get answers in the Help Center.

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Messenger for Mobile

How to Use Messenger :-

• What is Messenger?

Messenger is a new app that brings Facebook to your desktop. While you surf the web or use other applications on your computer, you can:

• Chat and message with your friends on Facebook
• See the latest updates from your friends in ticker
• Get quick notifications about what’s going on

Messenger lets you use Facebook without being on www.facebook.com. You will now be able to stay in touch anytime, no matter what you're doing.

To try out the app, just complete a one-time setup. Note: Messenger will automatically install updates.

We'd love to hear from you, if you’re using the app. Please give us feedback on your experience.

• What kind of computer operating system do I need in order to use Messenger?

You can set up the app if you use Windows 7 on your computer. We are currently working on a version of this app for Windows Vista. Please note that we do not currently support Windows XP. 

• How do I log in and log out of Facebook Messenger?

When you download and open Messenger for the first time, you will be logged in automatically. From then on, you'll need to log in from the app and not from your browser.

Logging In

To log into Messenger

• Click on the icon in your Windows system tray
• Once the app opens, enter your email and password

Note that when you click on messages, notifications or ticker items, you will be directed to your browser. If you aren't logged in, you’ll need to log into www.facebook.com to view this content.

Logging Out

To log out of Messenger

• Right-click on the icon in your Windows system tray icon in your Windows system tray and select Log out

When you log out of the app, you'll still be able to view your content on www.facebook.com. Logging out of the app will not interrupt you from viewing an active Facebook session on your browser.

• What’s the difference between Exit and Log out in Messenger?

Choosing Exit will close Messenger, but keep you logged into the app. You can open the app again by searching for Facebook Messenger in your Windows Start Menu. When you do, you won't have to enter your email and password to start using it. The app will also open when you restart your computer.

Choosing Log out will completely log you out of Messenger. The next time you open the app, you'll need to log in. 

• Can I minimize or collapse the sidebar in Messenger?

If you’d like to close the sidebar but still get notifications and chats, click the ‘x’ at the top-right corner. If you don’t see an ‘x,’ make sure the app is undocked.

Note: Closing the sidebar will still keep you logged in. When you want to log out of the app completely, right-click the Facebook icon in your Windows taskbar (by the clock), then click Log out. 

• How do I dock and undock the Messenger app?

Click the icon at the bottom-right corner of the window to undock the app. Click to dock it again.

By default, the app is undocked so that you can easily move it around your computer screen (just click the top of the sidebar and drag it with your mouse). When it's undocked you can also close the sidebar by clicking the 'x' and still get notifications and chats.

When you dock the window, it stays on the right side of your screen. 

• Can I chat with a group or video call with friends on Messenger?

Not yet. You can chat and message with individual friends, see what’s going on in ticker and get quick notifications about Facebook activity in Messenger. Chatting with multiple friends, video calling, limiting chat availability and editing settings are not currently available through the app. You can still do these by going to www.facebook.com in your web browser. 

• How does privacy work for Messenger?

The same preferences you’ve set in your privacy settings on www.facebook.com apply when you’re using the Facebook Messenger for Windows app. 

• How do I uninstall Messenger?

Before uninstalling: If you have the app open, first exit the app by right-clicking the icon in your Windows taskbar (by the clock) and choosing Exit.

1. Go to Start > Control Panel > Uninstall a program
2. Select Facebook Messenger from the list
3. Confirm that you are sure and if prompted, choose to automatically close the app

If the app is still running after you uninstall it, just click Exit. The app won't be installed anymore.

• How can I find help for issues that are not related to Messenger?

Go to the Help Center to find information and support with other issues.

Facebook Chat Codes - Love Teddy

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Facebook Chat Codes - Thanks For The Add

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Share Animated Images On Facebook Wall or Own Page

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Linux File Formats

• Linux ' /etc/passwd ' File Fomat.
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Linux /etc/passwd File Formats | Linux etc passwd File Formats

In Unix-like Operating system the ' /etc/passwd ' file is a text-based database of information about users that may login to the system or other operating system user identities that own running processes.

The file's name originates from one of its initial functions as it contained the data used to verify password of user accounts. However, on modern Unix system the security-sensitive password information is instead often stored in a different file using shadow password, or other database implementations.

The ' /etc/passwd ' file typically has file system permissions that allow it to be readable by all users of the system (world-readable), although it may only be modified by the superuser or by using a few special purpose privileged commands.

File Format :-

The ' /etc/passwd ' file is a text file with one record per line. Each describing a user account. Each record consists of seven fields separated by colons ' : ' symbol.

Seven Fields Are:-

1. Username:

• The First field is username.
• It is used when a user log in.
• It should be between 1 to 32 characters in length. Case-sensitive, usually all lowercase.

2. Password:

• The second field stores information used to validate a user's password.
• An 'x' in the password field. It's mean the actual encrypted password information being stored in a separate shadow password ( '/etc/shadow' ) file.
• Setting this field to an asterisk  ( '*' )  is the typical way to deactivated an account to prevent it being used.

3. User Identifier ( UID ):

• The third field is the user identifier.
• The number that the operating system uses for internal purpose.
• It does not have to be unique.

• UID 0 (zero) is reserved for 'root'.
• UID 1-499 are researved for system users.
• UID above 500 are use for normal users.

4. Group Identifier ( GID ):

• The fourth field is the group identifier.
• The number identifies the primary group of the user. All files that are created by this user may initially be accessible to this group.
• Usually the group id will match the user id.

5. Gecos Field (General Electric Comprehensive Operating Supervisor / System ):

• The fifth field, called the Gecos field.
• It is commentary that describes the person or account.
• Typically, this is a set of comma-separated values including the user's full name and contact details.

6. Home Directory:

• The sixth field is the path t the user's home directory.
• The absolute path to the directory the user will be in when they log in. Usually '/home/username' ( eg,:- '/home/nish' ).
• All user's personal files, web pages, mail forwarding, etc. will be stored here.

7. Program or Shell:

• The seventh field is the program or Shell that is started every time the user logs into the system.
• For an interactive user, this is usually one of the system's command line interpreters (shells).
• Often set to '/bin/bash' to provide access to the bash shell.

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Ex-girlfriend sex videos, browser plugins and Facebook survey scams

Scammers are up to their old tricks on Facebook, tricking users into visiting revenue-generating 

survey scam websites by appearing to offer sex videos.

Using a thumbnail which suggests a link to a sex video, messages posted on compromised Facebook users' walls attempt to lure their unsuspecting Facebook friends into clicking to see more.

And if the use of a saucy snapshot of a naked man and woman in an intimate pose wasn't enough, the messages also include a variety of names (obscured in the images below) - presumably these are the names of the afflicted users' Facebook friends.

[Video] WOW.. watch what Happened to his Ex Girlfriend!!

[LINK]

Omg. I cant believe this actually happened to his Ex-Girlfreind!

Another version reads:

OMG. watch what happened to his Ex-Girlfriend!

[LINK]

[Video] Wow. I cant believe this actually happened to his Ex-Girlfreind!

If you are fooled into clicking on the link, however, you are taken to a third party webpage which claims that you will only be able to view the sex video once you you have installed a DivX plugin.

Hopefully regular readers of Naked Security would know better than to click on the link to install the plugin, but if you did it would attempt to install a script into your browser.

This script subsequently takes your browser to an all-too-familiar survey webpage - and the more people who complete the survey (presumably the scammers hope that their victims have committed so much effort into viewing the video by now, that they're unlikely to give up now) the more commission is made.

Source: nakedsecurity