Ever wondered why Google returned search results that lead to sites that require a registration? How did Google index the site without a registration? Many sites want their site indexed in Google to receive more hits, so they allow Googlebots in. Because of this reason we can take advantage of this. All we have to do is disguise ourself as a Googlebot and many sites will let us in without registration.
To do this we have to change the User Agent. The user agent defines the browser and what version you are using. For example if you go to this site it will tell you what browser you are using, and it finds this info out by the user agent.
Changing the user agent is easy, to do this in Opera you have to uses these settings:
User Agent: Googlebot/2.1 Compatible: http://www.googlebot.com/bot.html
Firefox users can use this extension and import this file (right click and save) that has a huge list of user agent settings including Googlebot/2.1 and many other spiders/bots.
Internet Explorer users you will need to change the registry entries, to do this open notepad and copy this into it:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEYLOCALMACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionInternet Settings5.0User Agent] @="Googlebot/2.1" "Compatible"="+http://www.googlebot.com/bot.html"
Then save it as ua.reg and double click on it.
To revert the changes back, you will need to do the same but this time copy this in:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEYLOCALMACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionInternet Settings5.0User Agent] @="Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1)"
Save as oua.reg and double click.
To see if it has worked go here and your browser should now be Googlebot v2.1
Enjoy!
From:http://pinguy.infogami.com/blog/w8se
Aug 12, 2007
Enjoy paysites for free
From Techie at 2:55 AM 0 comments
Jun 23, 2007
Google Phone released

Not long after the release of Iphone,Google has released its Google Phone.
LG's KU-580 handset, which incorporates Google Search, Google Mail and Google Maps and it has come to Europe.
It has the sleak LG-Chocolate colour scheme and a 2-inch wide screen LCD.
- Integrated FM Radio and MP3 Player
- Bluetooth Stereo and 3D Sound Enhancement
- 2 Megapixel Clear Shot Camera
- Built-in Google Services

The Google phone is now available in Italy and France, LG indicated, with Germany and other European countries to follow shortly.
courtesy:RegHardware
From Techie at 7:11 AM 0 comments
Jun 22, 2007
Google complaints against MS Vista
Google lodged a complaint against windows Vista saying it is impossible to turn off Vista's built in search and that it is affecting the performance of other desktop search programs like Google Desktop Search.
The Google spokespersion says
The search boxes built throughout Vista are hard-wired to Microsoft's own desktop search product, with no way for users to choose an alternate provider
It was tricky on the part of MS but I dont think it will affect Google much and I dont understand what's the whole fuzz about something so small.
From Techie at 8:02 AM 0 comments
Jun 15, 2007
Windows of the future
Now that Microsoft has released its latest Windows i.e Vista,It will be releasing the next windows Windows Vienna on 2009
It was actually announced on Feb 2000 but just like Vista it faced a lot of delays.
The next in line is codenamed Blackcomb named after the world's #1 rated ski-resort in Whistler, British Columbia, Canada.
It is considered to be a revolutionary release i.e having innovative new features never before seen features unlike other releases which were evolutionary in their way i.e standing on the shoulders of previous versions
Vienna promises us to bring features never before seen like GroupBar that will replace the Taskbar and Pie-Menu type circular Interface.
From Techie at 7:05 AM 0 comments
Jun 14, 2007
Firefox 3 feaures
I tried the alpha version of firefox 3 but I didnt notice any visible change.I all looks just like v2.I cant wait to try out the beta version.
According to the mozilla blog Fireofx 3 has many ser interface feaures like
Places
bookmarks,saved pages and history stored under a whole new inrastructure called places
Malware
better malware detection collaborating with GOOGLE
UI
A new and better content control UI
Location bar
A brand new look o the location bar
The Firefox team is considering to remove favicon from the location bar, and changing the location bar so that everything except “Public Suffix + 2″ is greyed out.
Private Browsing Status
Private browsing will allow users to surf privately without any browser sessions being stored locally. Also to indicate private browsing sessions the look of the location bar or even the whole Firefox theme may change away.
Picsof these feaures are available on the mozilla blog
Hello World
Many people love to code.They feel honoured when called a code geek and they have wallpapers with lots and lots of code.
One programmer like this from Germany created the world's largest hello world code in a crop circle.And he did a good job too.
The guy decided to show the words “Hello, World” in the form of a Semacode, in a Crop field, so that they are visible in aerial photos. Semacode is basically a visual code or a bar code that can be interpreted using machine language
Her you can see the project description and you can view the project progress pictures here on Flickr
[Source:GEarthBlog]
From Techie at 8:31 AM 0 comments
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Firefox 3 alpha released
The latest of the renegade browser was released last week.
The alpha of the upcoming firefox 3 codenamed Grano Paradiso is available for download.According to the mozilla developer news the new Firefox 3.0 (aka Gran Paradiso) Alpha 5 is an early developer milestone for Firefox 3 and the next generation of Mozilla’s layout engine, Gecko 1.9. It is mainly developed for testing purposes only and is intended to be used by web application developers and by the mozilla community. It is recommended for Firefox users to wait for the full release of Firefox 3.0.
Firefox 3.0 Aplha 5 Change Log
Here are some of the changes included with Firefox 3.0 Alpha 5:
Bookmarks portion of Places is now active
There is a new crash reporting system called Breakpad
New javascript password manager
Some Gecko 1.9 bug fixes
The complete changelog can be viewed here
Download Firefox 3.0 Alpha 5 For Windows
You can download the latest Firefox 3.0 release but it is recommended for users to wait till the final release.
While I'm bloggin this it is being installed in the background.Cant wait to try the new version.