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How To Post Empty Status or Comments On Facebook


Better Way To Post Empty Status or Comments On Facebook


Facebook is a popular social media website having 500 million visitors per day . If you are on facebook , then impress your friends by posting an empty status , comments or messages. Previously , we have shared one method for posting empty status , now try the new method which is related to the core concept of Unicode ( Deals with null character).

How To Post ?

1. Go to the text-box , in order to post blank status.


FB TEXTBOX


2. Having cursor on the text-box , hold the ALT key & Press 0 1 7 3 , one by one ( means holding ALT key , first type 0 then 1 then 7 then 3 ). The Numbers have to be pressed are of the numeric pad ( Right hand side of keyboard )


Key Combination


3. After completing second step , click on Post button.


Empty Status


In order to post blank comment or message repeat the above steps


Empty Status & Comment


If you have any queries or suggestions , post a comment below !

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Your PC... the photos, music, documents and personal information you store on it, plus the places your PC can take you on the Internet... are precious. While no one wants to spend endless hours configuring and constantly maintaining a PC security solution, you need to know that you’re safe from the increasingly complex threats that the Internet can throw your way. So it’s vital that you have a security solution that rigorously protects your files and your identity from cyber criminals and the latest malware attacks.


 

The Easy Way to Use A Spoof Caller ID

 

 Caller ID spoofing is the act of changing what someone sees on their call display when you place a call to them. Instead of displaying your real phone number or intentionally blocking it, you can choose to have any number you want displayed (such as 555 or 999-0000).

Steps

  1. 1
    Visit a caller ID spoofing website.
  2. 2
    Try the service for free without signing up, if there is an option to place a free call. If not, create an account.
  3. 3
    Verify your account before you can place calls or add funds.
  4. 4
    Deposit funds in to your account, or take advantage of a promotional offer if there is one available. You can often get free minutes with various coupon codes.
  5. 5
    Place calls through the website or 1-800 number if the provider offers one.
  6. 6
    Enter your "from" number which is the number you are calling from. This number will ring and you will have to answer it.
  7. 7
    Enter your "to" or "destination" number which is the number you are trying to call.
  8. 8
    Enter the number you want to be displayed. This is the number that will show up on the receiver's caller ID display.

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Clean and Speed Up Your Filthy PC with 5 Tips


Our computers rarely run as fast as we want or expect them to. Whether you're a Mac or Windows user, it's maddening to sit in front of a taunting hourglass or spinning circle of death, especially when you have work to do.
In the spirit of spring cleaning, we invite you to clean the dust bunnies out of your PC (literally and digitally). Here are five easy ways to get started.

1. Organize Everything

Your computing experience could seem slow if you spend eons clicking through endless subfolders or waiting for search to retrieve files. The first step toward a smooth-running PC is to remove human error.


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That means setting up an intuitive filing system for your documents to make sure they're always where you want them, when you want them. Clearing and reorganizing your dekstop is an incredibly cathartic experience and will leave you with more peace of mind. Have fun with it — maybe use a grid wallpaper to organize icons precisely before switching back to your usual background.

2. Cut Out the Unnecessary

Run disk cleanup. It will free up space on your hard drive and improve the performance of your computer. Picture your PC as a hiker with a heavy backpack — you can help him move faster by unloading all the unnecessary junk you've accumulated — temporary files, duplicate files, downloads — as well as the crapware and trialware that came installed on your machine.

Check out PC Decrapifier to get started culling the herd of useless files bogging your PC down.

3. Fight Back



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This is a simple proposition but an easy one to overlook: Invest in programs that target spyware, adware, malware and any viruses your computer might catch. This is about finding the right antivirus software for you.
If you do a lot of web surfing, for example, you might need some serious muscle to back you up. Or do you prefer a simple, unobtrusive program to keep your system running?

The Internet is flush with lists of decent, free antivirus programs. Whatever you choose, don't forget you have it — scan as often as possible. Yes, it can take hours to do a full system scan. So set it up to work overnight, while you're asleep, maybe. Getting into a cycle like this will keep your PC running healthy.

4. To Defrag or Not to Defrag?

As you use your PC, files get scattered across the system in bits and pieces: fragments. Defragmentation brings them all back together. And while this may not have a noticeable effect on your system speed, it's good to make sure your files are all in one, correct place.
Unless you're using a solid-state drive, you should probably defrag about once a month just to be on the safe side.

5. Start Over

There may come a time when your best hope is just to save all your data and wipe your hard drive, then reinstall Windows. This is the scorched earth option. But don't forget to back up all your data beforehand, so you don't lose anything important.
You may want to choose this time to upgrade to a newer operating system, like Windows 8. You should also double-check that you're running the most recent version of your software. If you aren't updating Windows constantly, you can set your PC to do it automatically.
Do you have some PC cleaning tips you'd like to share? Let us know in the comments section.