Well some of you might be knowing this trick that by running a simple script you can make your Num lock,Caps lock and Scroll lock LED's dance to disco tune.For those who don't here's the simple script and yes,the script is absolutely harmless...
Script:
Set wshShell =wscript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
do
wscript.sleep 100
wshshell.sendkeys "{CAPSLOCK}"
wshshell.sendkeys "{NUMLOCK}"
wshshell.sendkeys "{SCROLLLOCK}"
loop
Instructions:
[Thanks Aditya]
Hey maybe some of you might know about this trick but if you don't know then here is a cool tip of playing movies in Ms Paint.Though you don't require to do that but it might help you make an impression on your friends. 1-First open any movie in a player [I used windows media player] 2-Take a full screen capture with print screen key which is near to F12 key. 3-Open MS Paint 4-Hit Ctrl+V or got to Edit>>Paste. The controls will not work here and don’t minimize the original movie window or it will stop working. What it does is actually copy from the original source, nothing special. But at least enough to drop jaws of others.
Here is how to do that:
Everybody loves pranks.I and my friends have also played many pranks on one of our friends Vaibhav.Once we had a great laugh when we caught him in our prank in which we changed the mobile number of his father on his mobile and replaced it with one of ours and then called him saying that his father's friend is calling and scolded him for sending an obscene message to his father.
Here I present some pranks you can play with your friends using some free tools on your PC.
If you want to have some fun with your digital photos collection and impress people around you, why not put together a few photos, add some comic speech bubbles and spin a funny yarn? Here, I’ll take you through 4 services that let you add speech bubbles to your photos instantly in a matter of minutes:
SuperLame Word Balloon Engine - Visit Site
Based on Flash, the SuperLame Word Balloon Engine, as the name implies, lets you add speech bubbles to images. It works like a charm – the options are all well organized and the overall interface is good.
Just hit the ‘Add a Balloon’ option after uploading the image where you want to add the wacky speech bubbles and start adding speech bubbles. You can switch between a variety of speech bubble shapes, borders, font colours and styles by using the respective icons near the speech bubble.
Click on the ‘Save Image’ button and voila! There you have your very own little image with speech bubbles added. You can instantly email that image to your friend, or even get it printed on something like a T-shirt or so from their shops.
Kyolo – Visit Site and PicBite.com – Visit Site
Kyolo is another site that’s by far the most popular. Though it has less options when compared to SuperLame, it loads quick and it does the features that you’d require – except that you are restricted to only one speech bubble style.
Kyolo scores with one big feature though – and that is the ability to create an account there and store the pictures you’ve messed with in public or private albums. You don’t need to go about using another image hosting service for that purpose – Kyolo does it for you.
PicBite is currently down as I write this, but it should be up in a week. In addition to letting you add square shaped speech bubbles to your images, PicBite provides you links that you can use to embed the images in social networks and other sites.
LeftLogic Speech Bubbles Bookmarklet – Visit Site
This is a bit of a different approach, and it works like this – you’re given a bookmarklet that you can click when you want to add speech bubbles to an image on the web page you’re currently on.
Once the bookmarklet is clicked, a speech bubble pops up on the site in which you can type the message. When you’re done, click ‘Copy’ and the service provides you with a URL that you can share with your friends. When someone visits the URL, he’ll see the page with the image plus speech bubbles.
Have u ever seen the calendar for September 1752???
If you are working in Unix, try this out.
At $ prompt, type: cal 9 1752 Surprised????
not only in unix, u can also search it in google Explanation for what you see:
Isn't the output queer? A month with whole of eleven days missing. This was the time England shifted from Roman Julian Calendar to the Gregorian Calendar, and the king of England ordered those 11 days to be wiped off the face of the month of September of 1752. (What couldn't a King do in those days?!) And yes, the workers worked for 11 days less, but got paid for the entire 30 days. And that's how "Paid Leave" was born.
Most of you must be watching Hollywood Movies.See if you can identify the person before looking at the name below each picture.
Leonardo Di Caprio
Jim Carrey
Bill Gates
Ashton Kutcher
George Clooney
Sean PennThose who use Google know what google doodle is.I f you don't just watch the pics below you will know what it is.I got this piece from TechPavan.com which shows the doodles used by google on some very special days of the year.
Mother’s Day
Father’s Day
Women’s Day
National Library Day
St. Patrick’s Day
St. George’s Day
Da Vinci’s Birthday
Michelangelo’s Birthday
Einstein’s Birthday
Ray Charles’ Birthday
Dragon’s Day
Alfred Hitchcock’s Birthday
Earth Day
Halloween
Valentine’s Day
Water Day
National Teacher’s Day
125th Birthday of Walter Gropius
Invention of the first laser
Mother’s Day
Design by Jeff Koons
Earth Day
First Day of Spring
Persian New Year
St. Patrick’s Day
Alexander Graham Bell’s Birthday
Leap Year
Chinese New Year
50th Anniversary of Lego Brick
Martin Luther King Jr. Day
25 Years of TCP/IP
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