Is your rapidworker account blocked? I can solve it

Hello,

Rapidworkers.com user .I know you are here with your problem .I also know your account is blocked due to multiple account access.

First may I tell you about rapidworkers.com . It is one of the most genuine site to earn money online from your home .But it is very strict for its terms and condition ,you cannot have multiple account in your computer .this is because if you have a multiple account then you will earn from both account and they will be in loss.So they strictly prohibits you for having multiple account .

But dont worry , webservice is here for you . I will teach you how to have another or multiple account in a single computer and earn a lots of money . Are you ready to read the steps ?

ok then here is the procedure

first you should have a Mozilla Firefox browser 
and then go to New private window min Firefox

After this a new tab will open then just  type rapidworkers.com ,sign up on it  , you will see magic there now you might have successfully signed up . Conforme your mail  log in into after conforming and start earning money 

But remember that don't browse without going to private mode .if you do so you will lose your account 




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History Of Keyboard

QWERTY was developed in 1875 by Christopher Sholes.

At the time typewriters were used exhaustively. And the older design of keyboard contained alphabets arranged in alphabetical manner.

This arrangement led to a bad typing experience because the levers and switches used inside the mechanical typewriter stuck frequently and jamming would occur when to nearby keys were pressed too quickly. This problem had only one remedy and that was not to type too quickly.

This became quite problematic and because of this C.L. Sholes rearranged the alphabets on the basis of the frequency in which two alphabets had greatest probability to appear together. This rearrangement was named as the QWERTY keyboard and it also solved the problems found in the typewriter.

Well this still does not explain why they are used even today so extensively. The reason is as in the past typewriters were used so much that people had the arrangements memorized and probably was better to leave the layout the way it was.

Even though we may not feel so, but some believe that in the electronic age where no jamming would occur in the modern keyboards, the QWERTY only slows down the typing speed since the frequently appearing letters are kept further and fingers have to travel quite longer distances to type, some new keyboards are being researched which can really exploit the use to thumbs while typing in smartphones and tablets namely the KALQ keyboards. 

Free Tracking Software : Track down the thieves

We often hear stories of people who have suffered the pain of losing a gadget. But unless you’ve personally stepped into their shoes, you don’t really know what they are talking about. Every gadget is replaceable, except yours! Our laptops and cell phones are what our lives revolve around, more than anything else. What with the amount of private data we keep in them and the fortune we spent to buy them in the first place, their loss hurts as much as the loss of a loved one. Probably not as much, but you get the picture! But mark my words, what will hurt the most is realizing later that with just a little bit of effort, you could have prevented the whole thing from happening.

I am talking about the tracking software that can be employed on your devices to track down your thief. There are, of course, free and premium services available that you can choose from. However, not all people have the luxury of using premium services, especially in South Asia. So, I’ve listed some free tracking software with a short description of each. You are free to add your favourites, in case I overlook any, or comment your thoughts on these.

[Yes, these free tracking software are great. However, there’s always a chance that your valuable data might be deleted or lost during various situations. So, it’s best if you look into these free ways to back up your data online and minimize that chance. As they say, ‘better safe than sorry’.]

 

1. Prey Project:
One of the most useful open-source software I have ever used, Prey has just the right number of features you’d ask for in a free tracking software. You can link as many as 3 devices in a single account, which is more than enough. If you need more, you can always opt for the pro version (or create multiple accounts, whichever you prefer).
Prey gives you report at regular intervals (the lost device has to be connected to an internet network), which includes
-the webcam shot of the thief.
-screenshot of the active screen
-the list of the apps open at the time of interrogation
-GPS location of the device (which was correct to upto 100m range, in my case).
There are a number of other features you can customize as per your needs by logging into your prey project control panel. Here’s a video that’ll guide you through the whole installation process:
Prey also has an android and iOS equivalent app, making it one of the most versatile tracking software available.


Download Prey for Windows.
Download Prey for Ubuntu.
Download Prey for Mac OS.
Download Prey for Android via Google Play.
Download Prey for iOS from app store.





2. LaptopLock:
Although it falls under the same category as other free tracking software, it has a different approach to doing things. It is pre-programmed to carry out specific tasks like deleting/encrypting files, execute certain programs and so on, as soon as the device is marked as missing. Like Prey, you can control it online. However, it can only be used in Windows, and it doesn’t have a mobile app.
To download LaptopLock, you need to create an account first. Sign up for LaptopLock.





3. FrontDoorSoftware:
It also has a basic and a deluxe version, but the basic version has pretty much everything you’ll need, except that the GPS tracking using Google Maps lasts only for the first 90 days. It has some good noticeable features, like customizable texts, with which you have the ability to yell at the thief (or so it says!). Plus it also has the handy remote lock down feature which will prevent the thief from gaining access to your data or making any software changes to your device.
The installation process might seem confusing, and so might some of the features, but this youtube video explains everything that you’ll need to know.
Download FrontDoorSoftware.

BEST 10 WAYS FOR FILE SHARING BETWEEN ANDROID AND YOUR PC

We often need to share file between our android device and pc.. While not so long ago, the only way you could do that was by using a USB cable, now one can choose what suits him the best from a variety of ways. This post will discuss TEN different ways that you can use to transfer files between your android device and PC. Not every method may always be applicable or efficient, but each comes in handy in particular situations.

The apps discussed are all free, or at least have ad-supported versions available. Also none restrict the file size or speed of transfer.

1. USB Cable

This may be old fashioned and sometimes slow but this still is the most reliable method to transfer files between your PC and android device. All you need to do is connect a USB data cable to appropriate ports in your phone and PC, set the connection mode as ‘Media device’ or ‘USB Storage’ whichever is available and you’re good to go. Sometimes you may have to wait for the PC to complete installation of the device. You can then access your devices memory from My Computer. When you're done, tap ‘Turn off USB Storage in your phone’s notification window and unplug the cable.

Requirement: USB Cable

Requires Internet Connection: No

Both Android and PC required to be on same Wifi: No

Will upload to third party server: No

Desktop client: None

App on device: None

2. Bluetooth

 

If your PC and Android device both support Bluetooth transfer, you can transfer files both ways by pairing them up and sending file(s) from one end and receiving at the other. This method can be really slow and unreliable especially for large files. Also many a time, batch transfer can be unavailable. However if you don’t have a USB cable or a working wifi connection, this is very useful.

Requirement: Both devices need to support Bluetooth

Requires Internet Connection: No

Both Android and PC required to be on same Wifi: No

Will upload to third party server: No

Desktop client: None

App on device: None

3. Shared Wifi

Airdroid interface on Browser

This is a fast and reliable way to transfer files wirelessly. However, you need to have your android and pc connected to the same wifi connection. This method requires a transfer client installed on your device. While there are many choices, Airdroid is our favorite. You can get it for free from the playstore. All you need to do is open the app, and tap on the ‘Start’ button. Now enter the given IP address (192.168.X.XXX:XXXX) into your browser’s address bar, and after confirmation, you’ll be presented with a beautiful and feature rich interface.

You can do a number of things from here – browse photos, music and videos stored on your device, compose messages and make calls, check call records, launch and install apps on your device, use your device’s camera from the browser etc. You can also browse the memory and transfer files to and from your phone/tablet.

This app even has a widget that you can place on your home screen and launch it with ease.

Requirement: PC must have wireless network adapter

Requires Internet Connection: No

Both Android and PC required to be on same Wifi: Yes

Will upload to third party server: No

Desktop client: Any web browser

App on device: Airdroid, 3CX DroidDesktop 2, Wifi File Transfer, Wifi File Explorer etc.

4. Microsd method

If your phone/tablet supports microsd storage then you can use a microsd card reader or a microsd to minisd adapter to connect the microsd card to your PC and transfer files, and later reinsert it to your device. This method is very fast compared to any other, and is particularly useful when large files (eg, movies) are to be transferred. However it isn’t really practical to remove your microsd card every time you need to transfer something.

Requirement: Microsd card reader or microsd to minisd adapter

Requires Internet Connection: No

Both Android and PC required to be on same Wifi: No

Will upload to third party server: No

Desktop client: None

App on device: None

5. Using Cloud Services

You may already be using some cloud services like DropBox, SkyDrive, Google Drive, Box, SugarSync etc. Most cloud services offer an Android app that can be used to download (and upload) files from the cloud which you can also access from your PC with ease. So basically what you do is copy the files you want to transfer, to appropriate location so it can be uploaded to the cloud, and when it’s done, you can access the file from the other end.

We recommend using ES File Explorer, which can connect to Box, SugarSync, Dropbox, Skydrive, Google Drive, Amazon S3, Yandex and Ubuntu, all from the same place.

Requirement: Account in any of the free cloud services mentioned above

Requires Internet Connection: Yes

Both Android and PC required to be on same Wifi: No

Will upload to third party server: Yes

Desktop client: Desktop application of the respective service

App on device: ES File Explorer, Go FileMaster, Dropbox, GDrive etc

6. Connecting via LAN

This is another method that requires the device and PC to be in the same network. You basically set up the device and PC in a LAN and use an app (ES File Explorer recommended) that can respond to windows file sharing in your device. In addition to being able to copy files between your device and shared folders in your PC, you can also browse files on your PC directly from your device, and even stream music and videos.

Here’s how you do it, open ES File Explorer, goto Menu > Network > LAN.

Now tap ‘Scan’ button at the bottom. If your PC is detected, enter the login details and you’re good to go. You can also manually enter the IP address of your node by tapping on the ‘New’ button.

To know the IP address of your PC, enter ‘ipconfig /all’ command in the command prompt.

To share a folder or drive on your PC, Right Click > Properties > Sharing > Advanced Sharing > then check ‘Share this folder’.

Requirement: PC must have wireless network adapter

Requires Internet Connection: No

Both Android and PC required to be on same Wifi: Yes

Will upload to third party server: No

Desktop client: None

App on device: ES File Explorer, Go FileMaster etc

7. Email

This can be useful in situations when you only need to share small files, and don’t want to bother creating a cloud account for just that. What you do is compose an email, attach the file you want to share and send it to another id or save it as a draft. Then you can access the email from your device and download it. Of course the transfer can be done both ways.

Requirement: An Email id

Requires Internet Connection: Yes

Both Android and PC required to be on same Wifi: No

Will upload to third party server: Yes

Desktop client: Any email client or web browser

App on device: Any email client or web browser

8. Setting up FTP server

This is yet another wireless method. How this differs from other methods is that you can access your device’s memory from right within your file manager on PC, as though you had mounted the device using USB cable. To enable ftp access to your phone/tablet, you can use apps like FTP Droid, SwiFTP, Software Data Cable, or our favorite ES File Explorer (a must have app on any android device). With ES File Explorer, go to Menu > Tools > Remote Manager. Then select ‘Turn on’. You will be given an ftp address which you can enter in the Windows Explorer, or even your browser. You can even create a network location or map the FTP drive as a local drive using NetDrive.

Requirement: None

Requires Internet Connection: No

Both Android and PC required to be on same Wifi: Yes

Will upload to third party server: No

Desktop client: Windows Explorer, Web Browser, FileZilla etc

App on device: ES File Explorer, FTP Droid, SwiFTP, Software Data Cable etc

9. OTG Method

This may not be the most popular or even the most efficient method. However this can be very useful in many situations – like when you’re travelling, or at times when internet is inaccessible, or just for basic media consumption. I find myself frequently streaming movies from my pendrive. It’s just so much easier this way. Obviously your device needs to support USB OTG for this to work. You’ll need a USB storage drive and an OTG cable. After connecting, you’ll be able to access the contents of the USB drive on your phone and if your phone supports RW, even write to it.

Requirement: USB Drive, OTG Cable

Requires Internet Connection: No

Both Android and PC required to be on same Wifi: No

Will upload to third party server: No

Desktop client: Windows Explorer

App on device: Any file manager

10. Torrent Sync

This method is for those who want to synchronize folders in PC and Android, but do not want them to be uploaded to any third party server. This peer-to-peer syncing is achieved using torrent technology. You can use this method to sync files between multiple devices running PC, Mac, Linux, Android or iOS. Check out the official site for more information.

Requirement: None

Requires Internet Connection: Yes

Both Android and PC required to be on same Wifi: No

Will upload to third party server: No

Desktop client: BitTorrent Sync client

App on device: BitTorrent Sync

Most of the ways explained  above may need internet connection or active wifi .So make sure you are connected.

For any more assistance do not hesitate to post a comment... Thanks for the visit.

Set Video as Background ?

Have you ever think of setting any video as your Desktop background. There are probably many people, who may remember that some versions of Windows Vista had an effective function called Dream Scene. It allows to set video wallpaper in .wmv or .mpeg format as a desktop background.

 Instead of this Windows 7 has a wallpapers slide show. However DreamScene is not gone away, It was only deactivated and hidden deep inside your system. So to use this feature you just need to a small software called Dream scene seven.

Follow the steps below :

• Click here to download – Dream Scene

• Now once you have installed the program just right click on any WMV or MPEG video you want to set as your background and select “SET AS DESKTOP BACKGROUND”.

Microsoft Windows Facts That You Never Know

Fact 1  click here to see  

An Indian discovered that nobody can create a FOLDER anywhere on the computer which can be named as "CON". This is something pretty cool...and unbelievable... At Microsoft the whole Team, couldn't answer why this happened!
TRY IT NOW ,IT WILL NOT CREATE " CON " FOLDER 




Fact 2

For those of you using Windows, do the following:

1.) Open an empty notepad file
2.) Type "Bush hid the facts" (without the quotes)
3.) Save it as whatever you want.
4.) Close it, and re-open it.

is it just a really weird bug? ? 


Fact 3
microsoft crazy facts


This is something pretty cool and neat...and unbelievable... At Microsoft the whole Team, including Bill Gates, couldn't answer why this happened!

It was discovered by a Brazilian. Try it out yourself...

Open Microsoft Word and type

=rand (200, 99)

And then press ENTER
then see the magic...............................
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Fact-4

You must have remember the terrorist attack at World Trade Center. Did you know that a flight number from one of the planes that hit one of the two WTC towers on 9/11. It was Q33N.

In Notepad / Word Pad or MS Word, type that flight number i.e Q33N. Increase the font size to 72. Change the font to Wingdings. You will be amazed by the findings!!!

 click here to see more