Well, just a simple yet neat trick that you can utilize while enjoying your time on 9GAG even though your bandwith has reached their limits.
I am a broadband user who love to stream and download stuffs from the internet even though I am aware that I only have 5GB monthly allocated bandwith, hence it's normal to get my bandwith capped before the end of the month.
Having my internet speed drop dramatically from 512kbps to around 15 - 30kbps really hurts the joy of my daily net surfing. Still, that does not prevent me from fully enjoying my time on 9GAG!
9GAG loads 9 different images(post) in one window, some of them can be <100KB (which is good) worth of size while some can even reach to >1MB(which is bad), usually those long post with a lot of colored pixels. This require quite a tremendous page-load time considering that my internet speed has been capped.
So whenever I wanted to browse the older post section, the waiting cycle repeats and it's suck. But by using the technique shown here, I am able to browse the next section and so on without the need to wait for the page to load anymore.
This isn't some trick that you'll call fancy though, there's no tinkering with your internet setting, there's no installation required, just some basic application available via any browser that can be very effective if used correctly.
How To Remove Blogger Navbar
In this post, I would like to share some of the trick I found (and used myself) on how to jazz up your blog interface and make it look more personalized by removing those not-so-eye-candy navbar that has been taking some 40-50px of space on top of your blog. It is quite easy actually, and you can do this by simply injecting a simple css code from the your template customization panel.
Part II - How To Search More Effectively With Google
Here are Part II in How To Search More Effectively With Google! For those of you who missed Part I, do follow this link to read it!
Here's another FOUR syntax you can use to make your search more effectively!
Part I - How To Search More Effectively With Google
Google is my favorite search engine and it has always been the first URL bookmarked whenever I installed a new browser. Even now, I am still amazed with Google achievement as one of the best search engine around - well, who aren't? with only a simple textbox and two buttons, added with a simple .png banner on top of it... there you got, a simple interface that generate billion of dollars a year.
Back to the main topic, of course it is easy to search for information from Google, you just type in your query followed by a click on "Google Search" button and that's it. But still, does Google always display list of results that perfectly match your query? - NO!
It is not Google fault though... Beside, if Google really did manage to came up with an algorithm that able to provide us with perfectly matched result every time... then I am sure, no other search engine can compete with Google anymore - for they have invented a perfect AI.
I think it will be years before that will happen, so for now, lets "Don't belazy evil" and take a look at some of the tips and tricks on how to search more effectively with Google.
Google has its own list of its syntax elements at here. These special syntax made specifically to help you to tell Google that you want to restrict your searches to certain elements or characteristics of Web pages. By using these syntax, you can narrow down your search results.
Back to the main topic, of course it is easy to search for information from Google, you just type in your query followed by a click on "Google Search" button and that's it. But still, does Google always display list of results that perfectly match your query? - NO!
It is not Google fault though... Beside, if Google really did manage to came up with an algorithm that able to provide us with perfectly matched result every time... then I am sure, no other search engine can compete with Google anymore - for they have invented a perfect AI.
I think it will be years before that will happen, so for now, lets "Don't be
Google has its own list of its syntax elements at here. These special syntax made specifically to help you to tell Google that you want to restrict your searches to certain elements or characteristics of Web pages. By using these syntax, you can narrow down your search results.
How To Spot A Liar
Lying is an art, everyone can lie, but only a few people who are talented and confident enough to be able to make a magnificent lie. Lying is not all bad, some even claim that lying is a form of self defense and I am pretty much support this claim. Still, not everyone see it that way, some uses "this art" with malicious intent for example con, scam and so on. So it is important to learn to protect ourselves from such people.
Here are 7 ways to legitimately spot a liar. Try to memorized it!
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