How to unlock youtube(How-tos)

Anybody wants to unlock youtube.If want,then goto Youtubeunblocker.org .
After goto this site,then in a bottom a space is available.Write a http://www.youtube.com & press "Go" button.Now enjoy the youtube.
The main benefit of this is that the buffering speed is speedier than the youtube.

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Is your isp trace you?(How-tos)

Arcticsid asked the Answer Line forum if his ISP can "sit back…watch a screen, and see everything you are doing at any given time?"
Not quite, but it's frightening close. Your Internet service provider tracks what IP addresses you contact, which effectively means they know the web sites you're visiting. They can also read anything you send over the Internet that isn't encrypted. Whether they actually do that is an open question.
According to Dan Auerbach, a Staff Technologist for the Electronic Frontier Foundation, what they mostly collect is metadata--things like IP addresses and port numbers. With a little bit of work, this information can tell them who you're communicating with and help them make an educated guess about whether you visited a Web page or sent e-mail. As Auerbach told me in a phone conversation, they're tracking "who you're sending mail to but not the content."
So what about content? Can they see what pages on that Web site you visited, and what you wrote in that e-mail? Yes, they can, if they choose to do so. But that's a lot of work with very little return for them. And there are legal limits. For instance, in the United States, ISPs can only share content with the government (I'll let you decide if you find that comforting). On the other hand, there are no such restrictions on with whom they can share your metadata.
There's "a lot of opacity surrounding what they actually do," says Auerbach. "It's difficult to know what a given ISP is doing with the data." Privacy policies, of course, are seldom written to be clear and understandable.
How long do they retain the information? "Roughly between six months and two years," estimates Auerbach.
And how can you protect yourself?

HTTPS in Chrome

First, embrace any technology that encrypts the data for its Internet travel. If you need privacy, use Secure Socket Layer (SSL--secure web pages with URLs starting with https) or a virtual private network (VPN). If you're really paranoid, you might want to consider Tor, a free program and service that makes it much more difficult to track where you're going online. For more information, see Tor Network Cloaks Your Browsing From Prying Eyes.
Read the original forum discussion.

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Unlock your door by using mobile(How-tos)

 

[Itay] has a friend who works in a rented office where the parking lot is secured by a remote-controlled gate. Unfortunately, while his friend shares an office with several people, they only received a single remote. To help his friends out, he built a small device that triggers the remote control whenever a phone call is received.
The remote modification was rather straightforward. He simply opened the device, adding a single wire to each button terminal. Rather than connect to the remote using wires, he decided to fit it with what looks like a scavenged DC power jack. The ring detector circuitry was constructed and stuffed in a small phone box, which is connected to the remote using a DC power plug. It’s a great solution to the problem, but let’s just hope no one gets a hold of the phone number they used for the trigger!
There are plenty of pictures on his site, as well as video of the ring detector being tested. Unfortunately [Itay] lost the original schematics for the circuit, so you will have to flesh that part out on your own if you wish to build a similar device.
Keep reading to see a few videos of the remote in testing and in use.

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How to use free internet.(How-tos)

This post is about how to browse internet for free.
After going through a lot research work i have finally found a completely free way to surf i
This can be done through a software PD PROXY which provides free net.
All you need is mobile or net setter and make an account on there website and you can use free internet up to 100Mb/day.
Steps
1- Sign up on http://www.pdproxy.com/signup.htm

2-Now, download the software from the website. Size of the software is just 2 MB.

3-Connect your net setter or phone with the computer via USB cable.

4- It wont work with wi-fi connection and you cant make any ad-hock network through this.

5- The speed of the internet will depend on the Net setter’s speed or operator’s speed.

6- Now extract zip file and install it in your PC.

7- Launch pd proxy through launcher.


8- Provide user name and password of your account which you have created on www.pdproxy.com


9- Now enjoy free internet upto 100Mb/day.

10- Go on basic setting and select Auto Connect modem.

Hurry up before they stop this facility.

I am using this through M-blaze and i am getting 280Kbps downloading Speed.

This is the best option for the people who just surf.

SO, why spent money when you get it for free through PD Proxy.

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