A little emoticon can express your feeling much better than words. So we have come up with additional option for orkut users to send Yahoo emoticons.
For this, you have to have Firefox, GreaseMonkey extension for Firefox, and Yahoo Emoticons User Script.
If you know how to install an extension in Firefox, just click here and install GreaseMonkey. Restart the Firefox and click here to get the user script, which GreaseMonkey instantly recognizes and comes up with a window asking you for confirmation. Click “Install” and you are done. Now go to your scrapbook and you will see Yahoo emoticons…

Solar panels have allowed me to live a better life that is full of prosperity and satisfaction. I definitely cannot complain at this point. Acquiring the knowledge to create your own solar panels for your home is quite a satisfying adventure and endeavor to take.
If people can create their own solar panels then so can you too! Nothing is impossible to achieve in this life. Free energy is available to us every day so why can’t we just grasp it and use it to our advantage? Not a bad idea, huh?
Soon as you implement your very own solar…

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Websense Security Labs has detected that Google searches on agreement accompanying to Labor Day sales acknowledgment after-effects that advance to rogue antivirus software. Labor Day is one of the better holidays empiric in the US anniversary year. Retail sales contest captivated during this weekend are some of the best advancing throughout the country.
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Mozilla Foundation has put up a page to explore interface changes in Firefox 4.0.
Two main versions are displayed, one showing the tabs beneath the address bar and one with the tabs above it. The tabs-on-top look is nice and clean, and saves space, but eliminates the title bar.
Also on the wiki page is a demonstration of an idea for combining the go, refresh, and stop buttons into a single context-sensitive button.
As with the proposed changes to Firefox 3.7, the Firefox 4.0 changes are aiming to reduce interface complexity, increase page space, and hopefully increase clarity for the…

A hacker has discovered a critical vulnerability in open-source firmware available for wireless routers made by Linksys and other manufacturers that allows attackers to remotely penetrate the device and take full control of it.
The remote root vulnerability affects the most recent version of DD-WRT, a piece of firmware many router users install to give their device capabilities not available by default. The bug allows unauthenticated users to remotely gain root access simply by luring someone on the local network to a malicious website.
The bug resides in DD-WRT’s hyper text transfer protocol daemon, which runs as root. Because the…