Free of cost calls from computer to landlines or mobile phones

There have been many services offering free international VOIP calls and most of them rely upon ad-supported funding to get things going, most of such services have closed there doors but there are still a few left. One such service Evaphone allows users to enjoy free international PC-To-Phone calling from there website (or any other flash supporting device) to any landline or mobile phone in most parts across the globe, the service supports almost all major countries of the world including USA, UK, Canada, India, Pakistan etc. with each country having a fixed single free call duration with unlimited numbers of calls.

Received Call Proves Service Works As Advertised

Calls Can Also Be Made From Any Adobe Flash Supporting Mobile Device

To get started with free international landline and mobile phone calls simply point your web-browser (from your PC or flash supporting mobile) to EVAPHONE.COM, a list of all supported countries with free call duration limit can be found here.

Bom Sabado virus attacks Orkut, posts auto scraps

Just few days after the microblogging site Twitter was attacked by virus which sent its followers to porn sites, another popular networking hub Orkut is also affected by virus. Orkut, which is very popular in India, has been hit by a worm named 'Bom Sabado',which means 'Good Saturday' in Portuguese. Analysts told that the virus attacked the XSS (cross-site scripting) of the site. This virus posted scraps to the Orkut users with the text BomSabado and is sent to the users account by the name of the other friends account. Making it more severe the worm also adds affected users to new Orkut groups.
 

The security experts warned the users not to not log into their Orkut account until the
problem gets solved. Users are also advised not to click on any suspicious links.
 

Earlier on Sep 2010, the most popular social networking hub with more than 500 million users, Facebook, also faced networking glitches due to an outside technical problem. It was Facebook's most tragic outrage in its history.

classic pig... :P

Disable SHIF+DELETE

Sometimes we wonder how to disable Shift+Delete so that even if the key combination is used, the files always get to the Recycle Bin.

Unfortunately there isn't really a way to do this. You can disable it in particular applications, for example there is a registry hack to prevent it in Outlook, however I do not know of any for Windows Explorer.

You could use something like AutoHotKey to map Shift+Delete to Delete.
However, you would need AutoHotKey running all the time for this to work.
The AutoHotKey script to do this is as follows:

+Delete::
KeyWait Shift
Send {Delete} 

But it's not possible to guarantee that files end up in the Recycle Bin.  
Some files are too large. Or a user might delete too many files and a 
file that was recently deleted gets evicted right away.  Technically 
that file went to the Recycle Bin, but for practical purposes it did not.

The TweakUI Powertoy lets you customize certain key-bindings but 
Shift-Delete isn't one of them.

Delete the Recycle Bin Icon from the Desktop in XP

How to remove Recycle Bin Icon from Desktop
If  using XP Pro
Go to START > RUN
Type GPEDIT.MSC
Navagate to USER CONFIGURATION >ADMINISTRATIVE TEMPLATES >Click on DESKTOP,
On the right hand pane find " Remove Recycle Bin icon on the desktop " , double left click on it to ENABLE it.
Sorted!

If using XP Home
Either use TweakUI or make the change manually in the registry.
Create or modify the following registry entry
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\HideDesktopIcons\NewStartPanel
{645FF040-5081-101B-9F08-00AA002F954E}
 REG_DWORD 0x00000001