Speed-Up Firefox and Use Less Memory

Actually there are so many ways to try out...
but i just list out 4...*macam la korang nak try...huhu
anywayz...just sharing this info....;)

1. Uninstall any extensions or themes you do not use. Go to Tools > Add-ons, simply select any extension or theme you do not need, then click "Uninstall".

2. Uninstall any plugins you do not need and download the most recent versions of plugins you do use. To see your installed plugins, open a new tab or browser and type in the address bar "about:plugins". Hit enter. To uninstall any plugins, you will typically need to remove the file associated with that plugin. The file name will be listed under the plugin name.

3. One of the best ways to speed up Firefox is to clear out your private data. In your browser, click Tools > Clear Private Data. Check everything, unless there's specific data you'd like to save. Click "Clear Private Data Now". Note that your private data includes browsing history, your download history, your saved forms & search history, your cache, cookies, offline website data, saved password and authenticated sessions. Firefox gives you the ability to pick and choose which data you'd like to erase, so you do not have to delete everything in your private data. Keep in mind however, the more data you keep saved, the less faster Firefox will run.

4. For continued maintenance, select for Firefox to clear out your private data every time you log off the browser. Go to Tools > Options and check the box under 'Private Data' that reads "Always clear my private data when I close Firefox". You can change what data Firefox clears by selecting the Settings option and checking or unchecking the boxes.

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Tips: Background for Blogger from other URL

Maybe this tips lame one...

*most already knew

but...do try..okay

Let say...you found a picture in the web that you would like it to be your background of your blog,
you can actually, just follow 4 simple steps below...

1: search for an image
2: find the image url
3: copy and paste the url into the html code below

body {

  background-color: #000000;
  background-image:url(http:// your url here.jpg);
  background-repeat:no-repeat;
  background-position:center;
  background-attachment:fixed;

  margin:0;
  font: x-small Verdana, Sans-serif;
  text-align:center;
  color:#000;
  font-size/* */:/**/small;
  font-size: /**/small;
  }

4: then copy and paste the html code into your blog's code
 (dashboard > design > edit HTML > copy & paste the coressponding HTML code)

DonE!!!

Speed-Up your Firefox

Maybe you all already know this trick:

1. open firefox browser
2. type 'about:config'
3. press enter
4. at the filter, type network
5. find network.http.pipelining, then double click - to make 'TRUE'
6. find network.http.pipelining.maxrequests, then double click - set it to 1000
7. finally restart the browser
8. DONE!!!

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How To Configure Virus?

Level of difficulty: Intermediate

In computer terminology, a virus is a type of malicious program specifically designed and deployed to create havoc in the targeted computer system to support the intentions of the hacker. These types of malicious codes proliferate on the Internet and are growing in numbers everyday with majority of the infections in computer systems caused by the failure of observing best security practices. To detect a virus, there are two vital issues that must be addressed. First is to know the symptoms of an infection and second is to have an anti-virus software application with real-time protection mechanism. The second allows intercepting the virus just before it initiates its infection routine. The importance of these two issues is further emphasized by the improved innovative techniques being employed by virus writers to allow them to deploy these types of threats from almost anything as simple as an image file, email attachment, videos, or seemingly harmless website among others.

Tools Needed:

- Computer

- anti-virus

- firewall

- Internet connection

The following are the 7 steps;-

What Can Viruses Do To Computers?

 Viruses are software programs, and they can do the same things as any other programs running on a computer. The actual effect of any particular virus depends on how it was programmed by the person who wrote the virus. Some viruses are deliberately designed to damage files or otherwise interfere with your computer's operation, while others don't do anything but try to spread themselves around. But even the ones that just spread themselves are harmful, since they damage files and may cause other problems in the process of spreading. Note that viruses can't do any damage to hardware: they won't melt down your CPU, burn out your hard drive, cause your monitor to explode, etc. Warnings about viruses that will physically destroy your computer are usually hoaxes, not legitimate virus warnings.

Viruses come in many shapes and sizes, such as:

The Dont's when Online

#Checking the "Keep me signed in" box on public PCs
 

#Failing to update Microsoft Windows OS /Java / Adobe Reader / Adobe Flash

#Searching for celebrity gossip, incriminating material (i.e. sex tapes)

#Using BitTorrent to download copyrighted software/film/TV shows

#Searching for free porn

#Online gaming (free to play, social games on Facebook and beyond)

#Leaving Facebook privacy settings wide open, therefore exposing personal info to all

#Connecting to unknown wireless networks

#Using the same password for every single online account

#Trying to get a free iPad, PlayStation 3 or similar gadgets (scams/phishing)