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Thursday, March 6, 2014


        Me and my team was working to figure out a way to show "who visits your face book profile" but ended up in opposite direction. We came to know that face book ranks the friends in order to show them when people searches for their friends. So we thought to create a bookmark let to demonstrate it. Drop the below link to your bookmark bar and have fun..!!

>>>>>>>> Your Friends Rank List <<<<<<<<<<<<<

The interesting thing is that you can find some profiles(who are not friends with you) will get listed, because you keep looking on that profiles or they look at your profile.

Facebook Friends Rank List
Where to drag the link?

The Ranking will be based on lot of factors like profile views, likes, comments, chats and share. Facebook provides a negative index for each profile. The higher the negative index the greater you interact with the person. If you are an admin of a page , you can verify that the list of friends shown in bookmarklet matches with the list of friends face book suggests when you try to invite your friends to like the page.

First we found out that in face book page source code there is some data for  "InitialChatFriendsList". We developed a bookmark let for testing that.

>>>>>>>>  Frequent Chatting Friends  <<<<<<<<<<<<<

Drag the above link to your browser bookmark bar to find out the friend profiles to whom with you chat the most. The person to whom who have message latest will be first in the list.

If you are interested to know face book birthday wishing hack Click here





Saturday, January 25, 2014

Friday, January 24, 2014

Amith Kumar holds Engineering degree in Computer Science from Anna University.

He is a Java Dev, Open Source Contributor,Web App and Big data Enthusiast and above all a lazy guy.

codehttps://github.com/itsamiths
facebook https://www.facebook.com/mkamithkumar
twitter https://twitter.com/Im_Amith

Since mentioned as an open source contributor, some of his contributions include TNEA Explorer a helper website for Tamil Nadu Engineering Admission.

He is good at Java, and does his hobbies in php, python, html and javascript.



Being a lazy guy , I always find difficult to wish birthday in face book. I have considerably good number of friends, and some days the birthday list will be huge. I thought to create a bookmarklet so that I can become even more lazier.

If you are one who love to experiment new things or If you are lazier like me or even more lazier then, simply drag the following link to your Bookmarks toolbar:

>>>>>>>>>>> One Click Facebook Birthday Wisher <<<<<<<<<<<




1.creating web service:

1.1 Open netbeans -->file --> new project--> in java web select “web application “-->give project name as “markwebservice” -->select server as “apache tomcat” -->finish
1.2 In the project window(if project window is no there in the right side, select the window from menu bar and click projects) right click the project we created just now (markwebservice) -->new--> web service -->give Web Service Name as (markwebservice) and give package as ( webservice.markwebservice) --> finish
1.3 Now go to the project window , in the markwebservice project (project we created just now) expand the folder Web Services and right click the markwebservice file and select add operation -->now give name as total , Return Type as int , and add the subjects(wt,pcd,nm) with int data type --> ok
1.4 Now the “markwebservice.java” file will look like shown below
Now change “return 0;” to “return (wt+pcd+nm);
Note: wt,pcd,nm are the subject name you given in step 1.3
1.5 Right click markwebservice project -->properties-->run-->In the Relative URL field type “/MarkWS?Tester”-->ok
Now your web service is created..!!!!

2. Adding Java Client to Web Service

2.1 File-->new project-->in java select “java application”-->give the project name as “markjavaclient”-->finish
2.2 Right Click the project “markjavaclinet”-->new-->WebServiceClient--> in the pop up window browse the project “markwebservice” expand it and select “markwebservice”-->ok. Type the package name as” webservice.markwebservice” as given in Step 1 --> finish
2.3 Right click “markjavaclient” source code -->insert code-->Call Web Service Operation-->now expand markjavaclient until we reach total -->ok
2.4 Now the file will look as shown below
Make changes as shown below
2.5 Right click markjavaclient project and run to get desired output..!!!!

Introduction:
                                      There are many reasons people are hesitant to try Linux. The biggest of these reasons is that installing Linux generally requires people to do a list of difficult and unfamiliar tasks. However, I am going to introduce “virtualization” which is a fancy term for running Linux like any other program in Windows. The following article will guide you through the process of setting up Linux so you can run it like any other program in Windows. Don’t be intimated, these directions are designed for the absolute beginner and will not require you to do anything unfamiliar, threatening, or permanent to your computer. When you are finished you will be able to run Linux like any other program in Windows and share files between Linux and Windows
Step1:
  • Download VM ware player from its home site freely.
  • You need to register in the site https://www.vmware.com/account/customerRegistration.do?
  • After registration a confirmatory mail will be send to tour mail id.
  • Now login to the site with username and password.
  • Now start downloading and the size is near to 90 MB.
  • After downloading start installing it in your P.C.
Step2:
  • Download Linux from its home page.
  • It will be an “iso” file.
  • Save it on your P.C.
Step3:
  • Now VMware has to communicate with Linux.
  • For that you have to download an “OS.zip” file from http://web.archive.org/web/20070706060253/http://linux.wolphination.com/data/OS.zip
  • After downloading the OS.zip file just extract it in any drive for e.g. C-Drive.
  • It will be having two folders namely “OS.vmdk” and “OS.vmx”.
  • Copy the Linux “.iso” file to the OS folder.
  • Now the OS folder will be as shown below:

  • ·         Right click OS.vmx and open it with notepad.
  • ·         Just make changes as shown below:
 

  •   Line 3: memsize = "512 " This represents the amount of RAM you want to dedicate to running your virtual machine. I would recommend leaving at least 128 MB to run Windows XP. On a system with 1GB of RAM I think the default of 512 will work just fine. 

      Line 9: ide1:0.fileName = """c:\image.iso" This represents the location of your disk image for the virtual machine. You want to change this line to represent the location of the Ubuntu disk image. Change this line to read as follows: ide1:0.fileName = "C:\OS\Ubuntu-6.10-desktop-i386.iso" .You can specify the name of linux ".iso" for e.g. "Drive:\OS\LInux os name.iso".

                           Now when you click OS.vmx, VMware Player will launch and will prompt you to create a new identifier. This dialog is shown below. Choose " Create " and VMware start booting linux.


  Congratulations, you can now run Linux like any other program in Windows! In order to create a shortcut to put on your desktop, right click OS.VMX and choose Create Shortcut. Drag the shortcut to your desktop (or the location of your choice) and Linux will launch when you click it.

Tuesday, May 10, 2011

1. In Windows Explorer, navigate to C:\Windows\System32\imageres.dll. (see screenshot below)


2. Right click on the imageres.dll file, and click on Copy. (see screenshot above)

3. Right click on your desktop, and click on Paste.

4. If you have not already, then download and install Resource Hacker from http://www.box.net/shared/y5ctmqg3t5 (or newer version if available).

5. Unzip the "reshack.zip" and run "ResHacker.exe".

6. If prompted by UAC, then click on Yes.

7. In Resource Hacker, click on File and Open. (see screenshot below)


8. Navigate to and select the imageres.dll file copy on your desktop, and click on Open. (see screenshot below)

9. In the left pane of Resource Hacker, expand WAVE, and 5080, to 1033. (see screenshot below)
NOTE: If 5080 and 1033 is named something else, then that is fine as long as they are still under WAVE. Just substitute what you have instead in the steps below. You can click on the Play WAVE button to hear what the current startup sound is.

10. Right click on 1033 and click on Replace Resource. (see screenshot below)

11. Click on Open file with new resource. (see screenshot below)

12. Navigate to and select the .wav file that you want for the startup sound, and click on Open. (see screenshot below)
NOTE: This .wav file must be unblocked and remain at this same location. For example, move or copy the .wav into the C:\Windows\Media. If you move or delete this .wav file, the startup sound will no longer play it.

13. Under Resource Type, type WAVE. Under Resource Name, type 5080. Under Resource Language, type 1033. Click on the Replace button. (see screenshots below)

14. Click on File and Save, then close Resource Hacker. (see screenshot below)
NOTE: You can click on the Play WAVE button first to hear and verify what the current startup sound is set as in this file.
 
15. On your desktop, Move and Save the imageres_original.dll file to a safe location.
warning   Warning
THIS IS YOUR ONLY BACKUP OF THE ORIGINAL IMAGERES.DLL FILE WITH THE DEFAULT STARTUP SOUND.

16. Check to make sure that the Play Windows Startup sound is checked in Sound so that it is turned on by right clicking on desktop --> perzonalise-->windows sound. (see screenshot below)


17.Insert Windows 7 boot Disc and  Restart the computer and boot into the System Recovery Options (WinRE) screen, then select the Command Prompt option and press enter.
NOTE: If you do not have a retail Windows 7 installation disc, then you can create a System Repair Disc to use to boot to the System Recovery Screen instead.

18. In the command prompt, type diskpart and press enter. (see screenshot below step 22)

19. In the command prompt, type list volume and press enter. (see screenshot below step 22)

20. Make note of what the drive letter is for your Windows 7 partition or drive. (see screenshot below step 22)
NOTE: For example, mine is listed as D here. Look at the volume name and size to help you determine which letter is the one that you have Windows 7 installed on.

21. In the command prompt, type exit and press enter. (see screenshot below step 22)

22. In the command prompt, type the command below and press enter. (see screenshot below)
NOTE: Substitute D in the command below with the drive letter you have listed in step 20 for your Windows 7, and substitute username in the command below with your user account name

Code:
COPY /V /Y "D:\Users\username\Desktop\imageres.dll" "D:\Windows\System32"

23. Close the command prompt, and click on the Restart button. (see screenshot above)

24. As Windows 7 restarts, you will hear your new startup sound.
 

Restore Default Windows 7 Startup Sound
1. Copy the default backup imageres_original.dll file (step 15 above) to your desktop.

2. Right click on the imageres_original.dll file and click on Rename.

3. Rename it to imageres.dll and press enter.

4. Repeat steps 17 to 24 above to restore this file.
That's it.......!!!!!!!!!!!!!!