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Mar

500 Commonly used Facebook, Twitter and Email Passwords

Posted by Dhawal D | Categories Apple, Cisco, Facebook, Foursquare, Google, Hacking, Internet Services, Microsoft, Mix Bag, Other Companies, Technology, Twitter, Uncategorized, Yahoo!, Youtube | Tagged access code, atm, automated teller machines, cable tv decoders, code, computer accounts, computer operating systems, computer user, desirable property, e mail, email, email passwords, Emails, example, facebook, information, log, lot, nbsp, nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp, need, number, Operating, passcode, passphrase, password, person, property, secret information, secret word, sentries, teller, thepersonal, twitter, type, typical computer, user names, watchword, word

500 Commonly used Facebook, Twitter and Email Passwords

A Â password is a secret Â word or string of Â characters that is used for Â authentication, to prove identity or gain access to a resource (example: an Â access code is a type of password). The password should be kept Â secret from those not allowed access. The use of passwords is known to be ancient. Sentries would […]

6

Mar

13 Reasons not to Quit Facebook ’cause we LOVE it!

Posted by Dhawal D | Categories Facebook, Internet Services, Mix Bag, Technology, Uncategorized | Tagged 13 reasons, answer questions, calendars, city, com, cousin, cricket match, darn, discussion, discussion boards, event, facebook, family, few days, fledgling, free marketing, gonna, Group, huh, instant messaging, librarians, NOT, page, patrons, photos, privacy protocols, Privacy Settings, reason, screencast, Search, shop, Stadium, starters, status updates, Teach, WORLDCAT

13 Reasons not to Quit Facebook ’cause we LOVE it!

Well, let’s say we couldn’t resist. A few days back we gave you 10 reason to quit Facebook, here we are again to give your a few reason NOT to quit Facebook. Your customers are using Facebook. Librarians walk around your library and see what people are doing. I’m guessing you’ll see lots of Facebook […]

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Mar

What is an IP Address, What are the uses of IP Addresses – Explained and Demystified

Posted by Dhawal D | Categories CCNA Tutorials, Cisco, Internet Services, Mix Bag, Technology, Tutorials, Uncategorized | Tagged 11111111, 8 bits, Binary, binary bits, click, Cmd, com, decimal format, decimal value, Domain, domain names, facebook, Format, Formats, help, host, host side, information, internet assigned numbers authority, internet protocol address, internet service providers, ip address blocks, ip address space, ip number, ip version 4, ip version 6, location, machine, multicast, nbsp, number, numeric value, octet, octets, Protocol, reason, regional internet registries, space allocations, subnetmask, Value

What is an IP Address, What are the uses of IP Addresses – Explained and Demystified

If you have ever used the internet, you have unknowingly used IP Addresses. An IP Address or an Internet Protocol Address is a numeric value(numbers) Â is a unique number consisting of 4 parts separated by dots, e.g. 202.143.111.157, Every machine that is on the Internet or LAN has a unique IP number if a machine […]