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10.0.0.0 through 10.255.255.255
169.254.0.0 through 169.254.255.255 (APIPA only)
172.16.0.0 through 172.31.255.255
192.168.0.0 through 192.168.255.255

Private IP addresses are typically used on local networks including home, school and business LANs including airports and hotels.

Devices with private IP addresses cannot connect directly to the Internet. Likewise, computers outside the local network cannot connect directly to a device with a private IP. Instead, access to such devices must be brokered by a router or similar device that supports Network Address Translation (NAT). NAT hides the private IP numbers but can selectively transfer messages to these devices, affording a layer of security to the local network.

Standards groups created private IP addressing to prevent a shortage of public IP addresses available to Internet service providers and subscribers.

Using Rapidshare, Megaupload as free user are pain in the ass. So I guess we seriously need to consider alternatives and give these noobs a chance. Here are some of the best online servers that offers Free Unlimited File Hosting.

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Letitbit:LetItBit.net isa completely free internet hosting. Upload and share your files are completely free. Neither they limit the speed, size, or term of use of your files. You also earn money for each unique download you file scores. Bad thing is, this feature is limited to a handful of countries.

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Uploadbox: Uploadbox is also another new and upcoming completely free file hosting which lets you upload and share your files completely free. Another useful feature is that you will be able to earn revenue from your files.

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Uploadjockey: Uploadjockey is a free internet hosting similar to LetItBit.net but it has an added advantage over LetItBit.net as payments for unique downloads of your files will be made through Paypal so almost any one from anywhere can earn money.

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Wikisend: Wikisend.com is a free file sharing service that does not offer any payments or hit points for download of your files.

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Ziddu: Ziddu.com is a 100% free hosting service that will let you Unlimited Uploads & Downloads, ofcourse you will get paid for your download of your files.

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Livedrive: LiveDrive is a free of cost and unlimited online storage server. Previously we wrote about the features of livedrive.

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Wikiupload: Wikiupload is a free file hosting & sharing service that allows upload any files upto 5GB.

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Savefile: Savefile.com offers free file hosting & sharing service. However upload of files up to 100MB each is allowed.

Following are the sites which find various proxy sites

• http://freeproxy-list.com/
• http://Proxys.in
• http://Proxy-Proxy.net

An extensive list of gmail tools, scripts and addons compiled to really jazz up your favorite email app “Gmail”.

• Official Gmail Notifier from Google - Downloadable Windows/Mac application that alerts you when you have new Gmail messages.
• GMNotifier – More configurable notifier based on .NET (Via here)
• GTray – Another configurable Windows notifier includes XP welcome screen integration
• Google Toolbar with Gmail search – Official IE toolbar featuring one-click Gmail search
• Gmail Search Extension – Search your Gmail account from the Firefox search bar
• Gmail Tray – A search box for the Windows taskbar
• Gmail Notifier – Firefox extension, installs an icon on your toolbar that displays the amount of new messages in your inbox (previous post)
• Gmail-to – Associate all mailto: links with Gmail as opposed to Outlook
• Gmail-to Bookmarklet – Compose messages from your Gmail account from any page (previous post)
• Gmailit – Bookmarklet to send the current page you’re viewing to someone through Gmail
• GMail Loader (GML) – Cross platform application forwards your existing email to Gmail
• Gmail Address Book Exporter – Requires Java (via here)
• Pop Goes the GMail – Gmail > POP3 converter (obsolete)
• gExodus – Graphical user interface tool allows you to import your emails into your Gmail account.
• gCount – a menu bar item for Mac OS X 10.3 or later that displays the number of unread messages in the inbox (Via Google Blogoscoped)
• GMail, RSS Feeds – .php script to retrieve notifications of new mail through RSS
• Adding Gmail Inbox to your News Reader – Receive new emails in your RSS reader with the Atom feed (Caution: this is not very secure)
• Gmail as online backup system – .php script to back up files to Gmail and retrieve them
• GFile – Easily installed front end script for ‘Gmail as online backup system’ (Recommended by Evan White)
• Gmail in Opera – Use Gmail with the Opera browser, which currently is unsupported (Opera is now supported with the basic HTML view option)
• PINE Addressbook to Gmail – Export addressbook in CSV format from PINE to Gmail. Via here
• GmailFS – Gmail Filesystem – GmailFS provides a mountable Linux filesystem which uses your Gmail account as its storage medium. (Via Scripting.com)
• GMail Drive Shell Extension – Enables you to save and retrieve files stored on your GMail account directly from inside Windows Explorer.
• G2G Share – Service that indexes the files in your Gmail account and makes them available for public sharing
• GSuite – Lets you access and use Gmail from a mini-browser in the system tray
• GmailStatus – Shows the number of unread messages in the Mac OSX menubar
• gmail copy – Command line utility to copy files to and from gmail (Via del.icio.us)
• GMailer (libgmailer) – A PHP library/class that helps you accessing/checking/using GMail through PHP scripts. (A blog that uses this to convert Gmail messages into the blog posts)
• Goollery – Uses libgmailer to make a photo gallery from a Gmail account: example (Via AimlessWords.com)
• Gmail icon generator – Create an image of your Gmail address to minimize spam exposure (Via here)
• [PHP] Gmail Invite Sig – Displays your currently remaining Gmail invites in a PNG image (Via ResearchBuzz.org)
• Gmail Image Viewer (beta) – IE addon that displays image attachments inline
• Gmail Agent API – Open Source extensible foundation for interfacing with Gmail. Written for .NET framework
• GMail API for Java – Allows Java programmer to communicate to GMail (Via comments)
• Google Talk – Slimline Instant Messenger from Google uses your Gmail contacts for the friends list. Also acts as a Gmail notifier
• You’ve Got Gmail – Gmail Notifier for Trillian Messenger Pro (Via Metafilter.com)
• Gmail IM Logger for Trillian Pro – Log Trillian IM Conversations to Gmail
• Gmail Mobile by Google – Check your Gmail messages for free on any phone with a web-browser by pointing it at http://m.gmail.com
• Gmail on Sony PSP – Official PSP browser capable of displaying Gmail Mobile
• Gmail-Mobile (unofficial) – Use Gmail from a WAP enabled device with .php (Via here)
• Gmail Gems – Tips and Tricks to use Gmail more efficiently
• Picasa integration – use Picasa to easily attach and send photos from your Gmail account
• Larry’s Gmail Indexer – Plugin to index your GMail messages in Google Desktop Search (this functionality is included by default in Google Desktop 2)
• Use Gmail in the Google Deskbar mini-browser
• Gmail as a journal – use Gmail as a repository of personal information categorized by Gmail labels
• Gmail Delete Button – Add a one-click delete button to the Gmail interface (Firefox only, requires Greasemonkey)
• Save searches in Gmail – Again, Firefox only, requires Greasemonkey
• Skin Gmail – Use a custom stylesheet in Firefox to skin Gmail (Via Furl)
• Disable Gmail Ads (Firefox) – Use custom css to remove Gmail ads in Firefox (Via A Welsh View)
• Using Gmail as a Spam Filter – (Via iBLOGthere4iM)
• Unread Gmail – Create a label called “Unread”, Gmail will automatically add all unread items to it (Via Gmail Wiki)

Greasemonkey Scripts

• Gmail Super Clean – clean and distraction-free gmail. Looks great, check it out here
• Gmail Spam-count Hide – hides spam count link
• GMail Attachment Icons – adds attachment icons to emails, letting you see what kind of attachment an email has (HTML, JPG, PDF….) ‘Attachment icons’ isn’t a standard greasemonkey script, it’s an addon for a similar Firefox extension known as Stylish. However, installing it on greasemonkey should be fine as well]
• Google Reader Integration – integrates Google Reader into Gmail. Highly Recommended (demo)
• GmailTo – forces all ‘mailto’ links to open in GMail
• Saved Searches – lets you create ’saved searches’(aka smart folders) and display them in the separate box in the navigation menu. Clicking on a search executes the saved query. Demo
• Conversation Preview – handy addon that lets you quickly preview message contents right from the main inbox window. See demo below
• Google Calendar Integration – integrates Google Calendar agenda into Gmail. Demo
• Label Colors – lets you color menu labels to make them stand out better. Demo
• Gmail Macros – adds extra keyboard shortcuts to Gmail (i.e. “t” for move to trash, “r” for mark as read, “p” for mark as read and add to archive…etc). Read more
• SSLGoogle – force google mail, docs and cal pages and their intra-links to a secure connection (HTTPS)
• Gmail Encrypt – encrypts outgoing emails
• Gmail Date Search – adds a Search by Date button to Gmail’s search form
• Gmail Signature Float – moves your mail signature to the top of the message rather than the bottom

Firefox Addons

• Gspace – multi-platform firefox addon that turns your gmail account into powerful online storage tool
• Gmail Search Extension – search your gmail account directly from the firefox search bar
• GcalQuickTab – toggle between gmail and google calendar with keyboard shortcuts
• GTDInbox – turns your account into flexible and feature-loaded ToDo-management service (GTD = Getting Things Done)
• GMail Manager – manage multiple GMail accounts right from your browser
• DragDropUpload – this handy extension lets you quickly attach one or more files to your emails by dragging them over the “Attach a file” link
• CustomizeGoogle – removes ads, switches you from http to https, hides the spam counter, quick contacts box, invite box and forces fixed font
• Better Gmail – integrates bunch of cool features, i.e. attachment icons, attachment Reminder, mail preview, filter assistant, label colors, macros, and saved searches
• GmailSkinz – powerful firefox addon with lots of cool features: (Note: some users reported having problems with this addon), change the colour of your inbox(from green to dark green), view weather, google calendar and news headlines along side your emails, integrate any Google IG module to sidebar menu(Awesome), insert images from your Picasa web album in to emails, insert smileys, change the attachment paperclip to an icon indicating the type of attachment, make the navigation (Inbox, Starred, Sent Mail, etc) horizontal, hide various page elements (invite panel, page footer and your email address from the top right of inbox). Complete integration with Gmail: addon settings can be changed directly from the Gmail settings page.

• Google Toolbar with Gmail search – Official Google toolbar featuring one-click Gmail search
• E-Mail Notifier Toolbar | Gmail Notifier – as titles say says it notifiys you of new emails.

Desktop Applications

• GmailDrive (Windows) – adds a new virtual drive(’Gmail Drive’) to ‘My Computer‘ folder and uses gmail as its storage medium. Drag’n drop files Gmail Drive and it will store them on your gmail account as if on additional hard drive. More on GmailDrive
• gDisk (Mac) – similar to above mentioned GmailDrive but for Mac users
• Gmail ToDo – handy desktop application that stores entered todo’s in a todo label on gmail
• Desktop Notifiers: GMail Notifier(official release from Google), GTray (Win XP), GCount (Mac), Gmail+Growl 2.0 (GmailNotifier addon that lets you further customize ‘new mail’ alerts)
• GMail for Mobile – access gmail from your mobile
• GmailFS – mountable Linux filesystem which uses Gmail as its storage medium
• Google Talk – Google’s IM service which is fully integrable with GMail
• You’ve Got Gmail – Gmail plugin for Trillian IM client
• more notifiers: KCheckGmail(Linux), Notifier2(Win)

Thanks to Robs Blog and MakeUseOf.com

SATA hard drives have become more and more appreciated tending to substitute the IDE drives due to the increasing speed they offer. Motherboard manufacturers started to implement the new standard years ago, when the technology was young and expensive. Now, as the SATA HDD prices have lowered to a level where anybody can afford to choose a SATA enabled HDD instead of an IDE one, a great migration has been observed among the common computer users.

They choose to install Windows and applications on SATA drives because they provide more speed which determines the system to run smoother. Thus, for those owning older mainboards with SATA support an extra step is required while attempting to install Windows XP. Windows XP does not provide drivers for all the SATA controllers, therefore, during the installation procedure, the user must insert a floppy with the drivers that came in the package along with the motherboard.

Not a big deal, not much effort, but the funny thing is that a great number of people passed on their floppy drives. Under these circumstances, no floppy means the impossibility to install Windows XP on SATA (on some mainboards). The result? The installation guide simply won’t detect the SATA HDD.

People that were happy they got rid of the old removable drive have now motives to worry. Some may reconsider buying new floppy drives for their computers. Even if I wrote in a precedent article about the utility of the floppy drive, I do not encourage spending your money buying back an obsolete piece of hardware. I will present you a method to avoid this inconvenient by doing a software trick.

Let’s take it slow. Where is the problem? We have a driver problem strictly because the SATA driver we need does not come embedded in the Windows XP installation package. What if we add the driver by ourselves before installing Windows?

What ingredients are involved in this operation? The original Windows XP Installation CD, a freeware application named NLite and a blank CD. Moreover, we need the drivers for the SATA controller provided by the manufacturer. In case you did not find any floppy inside the motherboard package or you cannot locate them on the mainboard installation CD, you can consult the manufacturer’s website to download the latest versions. To do the trick I have been talking about, it is assumed that you already have a Windows installed on an IDE drive. In case you don’t, pay a visit to a friend and ask him to let you use his computer. It won’t take too much time, I guarantee.

So, download the drivers and unzip them (in case they come archived) in a desired location. Then download and install the Nlite application. When you start the Nlite application, you will be asked to provide the location for the Windows installation package. Insert the genuine Windows Installation CD into the CD drive and, inside the application, select the CD drive letter.

To insert the SATA drivers within the installation package, you need to have it saved on the HDD. Hence, when the warning window appears click OK and select the destination folder for the files to be saved. Make sure that the destination partition / HDD has enough space to store the contents of the installation CD.

I tested a Windows XP Home Edition and it seems that it required about 566 MB. Immediately after you have chosen the destination folder, the application will start copying the Windows installation files. When finished, it will display some version information regarding the newly copied Windows Installation Package.

Now, click next twice until you get to a screen where you get options sorted in 4 categories: Integrate, Remove, Setup, Create. We are interested in the integration procedure, therefore select the Drivers button and click next. From the next menu window, click Insert and select multiple drive folder option from the drop down menu. This option permits you to browse to the location where the downloaded drivers are found.

Select the containing directory and click next. You will get a list with the available drivers (in case there are more than one) or simply one driver. Select it (them) and click next. Now the application will ask for the permission to start the integration procedure. Choose Yes and wait for the drivers to be inserted into the installation package.

With problematic driver being included in the installation package you can install Windows XP on your SATA HDD…but…the installation package is on the HDD. You need a bootable CD in order to start an installation. Don’t worry, once the installation package has been adorned with additional user selected drivers it can be transformed into a bootable disk image and later burned on a CD. To encapsulate the installation into a ISO image use the same Nlite application.

Open it, make sure the HDD installation folder is selected and click next. Select “Last session” preset and click next again. Now from the options menu choose Bootable ISO and click next. In the following window, make sure that the mode is set to “Create Image” and click Make ISO. A destination folder is required where the resulting ISO image will be saved. Once the image saving process finished you have the freedom to burn it on a blank CD with whatever you favorite CD burner software may be.

The new CD will be the twin copy of the Windows Installation CD but with one difference, it includes the SATA driver.