You must have seen sites like GetMyIP or WhatismyIPaddress that allows you to view your Network’s IP address. Well, you must have wondered how these scripts are developed that shows the IP address of the system you are working on. I bring you a basic script that does the same thing of showing IP address.

There are a number of Youtube video downloading service already available on the Internet. Yet, here comes a new Youtube video downloading service that goes by the name of Kick Youtube, this free service is pretty elegant and simple to use. All you have to do is to add the word ‘kick’ in front of the URL and then you can download your videos in mpg, mp3 and mp4 format.

Christmas is just round the corner, so to rev up your desktop screen, I bring to you some nice and high resolution Christmas Wallpapers.

If you are a true Linux fanatic and want to learn more about this great Operating System, then look no further other than these free books for Linux. These books are very well laid out and lets you learn the internals of the Linux Operating System.

As the name suggests, it is a simple plugin for Mozilla Firefox that automatically scans a web page, & search for Google Analytics code. If it founds one, an icon will be displayed in the status bar. If you do not use Firefox as your browser, you can also view the analytics code just by looking at the source code of the web page. [link]

The latest browser from Google, Chrome, has an incognito mode which allows you to surf the Internet without leaving any kind of traces behind. As soon as the tab is closed all the data like cookies, history, URL address is deleted. Incognito window is not activated by default, you have to open it using the ‘Option Menu’ or using the shortcut key ‘Ctrl+Shift+N’. But here is a simple trick that will make each window opened in Chrome, Incognito.

I am presenting some of the most fatal command in Linux, that could harm your OS within no time. Please don’t try these on your Linux distribution.

1.  mv /home/yourhomedirectory/* /dev/null

It is a simple command that will move the contents of your “home” directory to a “null” directory (a directory that never existed), hence you will never see that files again.

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Beautifully presented in full color, this book will teach you how to apply innovative CSS-based techniques to create visually stunning headings, forms, menus, navigation, backgrounds, and much more…