since it’s 2007, i decided to change things up by creating an new template..
as you can see, there are no images and the layout is very clean. no more tables either.. :D:D:D
hope this speeds up the loading time.. 
do you like it?
If you are a fond user of Microsoft Word, then you had better be careful..Three unpatched bugs in Word have been uncovered in the last few weeks and two are already being exploited by attackers. The bugs allows attackers to create booby-trapped documents that steal information or take over a PC when they are opened.
No patch is yet available to fix these bugs.
Time magazine has chosen YOU and ME, the web users, as the “Person Of The Year” (2006).
The official magazine cover of the issue looks like this:
Who actually sits down after a long day at work and says, I’m not going to watch Lost tonight. I’m going to turn on my computer and make a movie starring my pet iguana? I’m going to mash up 50 Cent’s vocals with Queen’s instrumentals? I’m going to blog about my state of mind or the state of the nation or the steak-frites at the new bistro down the street? Who has that time and that energy and that passion?The answer is, you do. And for seizing the reins of the global media, for founding and framing the new digital democracy, for working for nothing and beating the pros at their own game, TIME’s Person of the Year for 2006 is you.
The Mozilla team has released its first alpha release of Firefox 3.0 giving Firefox and Web application developers an early look at the next-generation browser. Mozilla has said that this release is not intended for regular users. Nor is it for those who like to play around with early versions of a product.
The software, code-named “Gran Paradiso”, comes just a mere six weeks after Mozilla shipped out version 2.0 of the Firefox browser, but it has already been more than a year in development, according to Mike Schroepfer, Mozilla’s vice president of engineering.
As of now, Mozilla team is still developing “Gran Paradiso” through their nightly builds.
Mozilla’s Firefox 2.0 has long been considered a safer Web browser than Microsoft’s Internet Explorer, but a flaw in the Firefox Password Manager could enable hackers steal your login data.
The problem, known as a reverse cross-site request (RCSR)was first discovered by Robert Chapin, a Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) and I.T, consultant. The RCSR appears on blogs, message boards, or group forums that let users add comments with embedded HTML code.
On sites that allow users to enter code, a hacker can embed a form that tricks the user’s browser into sending its username and password information to the hacker’s computer. Because the form is embedded on a trusted Web site, the browser’s built-in antiphishing protection, which is designed to alert users to fraudulent Web sites, does not detect the problem.
Even worse, hackers can make the deceptive form invisible, meaning users can transmit their private data without even knowing it.
Bug #360493
The Mozilla Foundation has acknowledged the problem and named it bug #360493. Microsoft has also admitted that RCSR attacks can affect Internet Explorer, but most reports indicate that Firefox is the more likely target because of the way it stores usernames and passwords.
No patch has yet been released for the problem, but you can avoid reverse cross-site request attacks by simpy disabling your Firefox 2.0 autosave features for usernames and passwords. This feature is found in the “Options” window under the “Tools” menu.
Mozilla has indicated that it plans a fix in Firefox version 2.0.0.1 or 2.0.0.2.
so now, i will show you how to hack the “How can I make show/hide links for my posts?” hack by blogger..
this is a bit trickier since on every post you make, you have to make sure that you give a unique id..
First of all, add these codes within your area and right after the closing of your style sheet..
<style>
.posthidden {display:none}
.postshown {display:inline}
</style>
<script type=”text/Javascript”>
function expandcollapse (postid) {
whichpost = document.getElementById(postid);
if (whichpost.className==”postshown”) {
whichpost.className=”posthidden”;
}
else {
whichpost.className=”postshown”;
}
}
</script>
Now for each post that you plan on adding the show/hide link to, you have to add this span tags as well as a link tag for the show/hide posts..
<span class=”posthidden” id=”WHATEVER YOU WANT TO CALL THIS POST AND MUST BE UNIQUE”></span>
<a href=”javascript:expandcollapse(‘WHATEVER YOU WANT TO CALL THIS POST AND MUST BE UNIQUE’)”>
[+/-] show/hide this post</a>
so lets say that:
Here is the beginning of my post.<span class=”posthidden” id=”example post”>And
here is the rest of it. </span>
<a href=”javascript:expandcollapse(‘example post’)”>
[+/-] show/hide this post</a>
for an example, follow this link here
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