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Silly Things People Do With Their Mobiles

It’s a mobile handset. It comes in a variety of shapes, sizes, colors and contour and some with features that come out the whazoo! I’d like to take this opportunity to thank all the manufacturers for bringing us all of the fantastic technology we’ve seen up to date. However, even after having so much tech, literally ‘in hand’, I’ve seen so many people use their mobile for a lot of really STUPID things. Allow me to elaborate with a list I came up with. In case you guys were under the impression that I had nothing to do and came up with this list out of sheer boredom.

Using the camera to see how you look



The camera can be real handy in those times when you don’t have a mirror around to check yourself out before a hot date or getting to work. Narcissism anyone.

Using the Stylus as a Toothpick or to clean your nails and ears



The pointy tip of the stylus’ that accompany a mobile seems to makes a great toothpick after hearty meal. Don’t want to be visiting that Dentist too often now.

Verbal Stress Buster



Using your handset as a mode to release stress by calling up the service providers

and various customer service companies to yell at them for no specific reason or something than can be figured out amicably seems like a great way to relieve stress for a lot of people.

A convenient way to avoid verbal confrontation via SMS



With weird advertisements that depict messaging is the way to go these even in close proximities, is it any wonder that the art of conversation is dying. What happened to say it with flowers? I think the Smiley emoticons eat ‘em all. On the plus side it does help avoid some pretty weird conversations.

Buying a BT headset so it looks like you’re talking to yourself



I never understood the concept of a BT headset although I’m a huge fan of the technology and the concept. As paradox-y as that seems, what I mean is it does seem rather odd when you see someone who's apparently talking to themselves or even in a heated argument with themselves. You tend to pass judgment on their mental state of mind only realize that they have a BT headset in the ear you can't see and are simply having a fight with a significant other.

Pretending to be on the phone to avoid a conversation



This is extremely rude but can be very suitable for those times that you need to get out of sticky situation. Simply pretending to be on a call so as to avoid a conversation or attending a meeting works like a charm. At least until an actual call comes in while you’re in the middle of the act.

Saving personal messages from the ‘ladies’



It’s no big deal to save those weird forwards to forward or pretty much any other random messages on the handset. What one should be VERY careful about are those extremely ‘Personal’ messages from the ladies. You never know when your girlfriend may ask to use your handset when her handset’s battery runs out. What then enh? A regular clean up is very necessary considering these circumstances.

Word of advice – While some of these things may seem like they come in handy sometimes, the potential of ending up looking extremely foolish and getting into a mess of trouble is extremely high. I don’t recommend any of these cockeyed concepts, but I have seen most of them done, so in the spirit of keeping it real, don’t try this at home.

How to Protect a Computer From Viruses

Instructions

1. Be cautious about what disks and files you accept from other people.

2. Don't reuse disks that have been in other computers, don't download files from insecure sites, and don't open e-mail attachments unless you are expecting them. Be wary of messages and attachments, even from people you know, with vague subject lines and contents, such as 'Check this' or 'See these pics!!!'

3. Obtain an antivirus program to more safely share disks, download files from the Internet and open e-mail attachments.
4. If your system gets a virus, visit your virus-scan software manufacturer's Web site and install any virus updates that are available. Then run the software. The software may not be able to delete the virus, but it may be able to identify it.
5. Search the Web for information regarding your specific virus by typing the name of the virus or its associated file into a search engine, followed by the word 'virus.' For example, 'Melissa virus,' 'BubbleBoy virus,' and so on.
6. Download and install any software patches or other programs that will help you eliminate the virus. Or follow any instructions you find on deleting the virus manually.
7. Run another virus scan to make sure the virus was dealt with properly.
8. Employ extra caution when you receive attachments that end in the commonly used extensions .doc, .exe, .com, .xls or .ppt. Never open attachments that end in .vbs or .js, since a typical user would never have a reason to open these files.

PSPL Project registration and preparation

We register for PSPL for B.E projects on 11th april...and our xams is on 15th april at 6pm.

My team for PSPL project are:-

1)Brijesh kumar(myself)

2)Harsh dev chaudhary

3)Neha Bajaj

4)Sandep bisht

all of them are good in thier respective fileds....wid Neha i have done 2 projects,so she take it seriously..i hope.

Harsh and Sandeep,they are also good in developing good projects as it seems to be from their academic record better then me.

Syllabus for projects is mainly C,Mathmatics and littel bit knowledge of Operating systems,reference are the seniors who are working with PSPL.

Kulpeed and vivek told me today about the pattern of the exam.Each Question is displayed on screen for 1-1.30 min.while they are solving the 1st one,it passes and another question displayed on screen.so,seems quite difficult.

but as i see our preparations and exam pattern,it's 50-50 chance.

let's hope we got the project.