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Facebook now logs all your searches [FB]

With the introduction of Facebook Graph search , we are seeing radical changes in the way Facebook handles the search. Facebook now logs all your searches in "Activity Log" and you can see all the searches you made.

To see all the searches you have made in Facebook , just go to your Activity Log. Click on "Use Activity Log" from privacy shortcuts as shown below.

Open Up the Activity Log in Facebook
Open Up the Activity Log in Facebook

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Get your EPF passbook online [India]

EPF [Employee Provident Fund] is a fund backed up by Government of India which has mandatory contributions from all Employees and Employers. In case you want to know your EPF balance or you want to obtain your EPF statement/EPF passbook , there is no need to go to the EPF office and inquire.

EPF statements are now digitized and you can obtain one easily by following the below mentioned steps:

Register in http://members.epfoservices.in/ site.

Enter your mobile number , Date of birth. You can select any document like PAN card , Aadhaar card etc . The same will be used for login to the site after registration.
EPF Registration page
Registration page

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Update your Aadhaar card details online [India]

So, you recently shifted to a new house after getting your Aadhaar card and want to update the same in your card. Or You want to update your mobile number in the Aadhaar card ?

No worries, you can just request for an online update on your Aadhaar card. :)

Update request can be done either online or via traditional post method.

Go to Offical Aadhaar Update Page to know more details regarding the process.

If you want to update your Aadhaar card online, you can directly go to Online Update link.
Please note your mobile number must be registered during Aadhaar enrollment as you will receive an OTP (One time Password) to proceed with online updation procedure. 
Specify the Aadhaar number (You can get your Aadhaar number online easily) and click "Send OTP".
Step 1 : Aadhar Login
Step 1 : Aadhaar Login

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iPad 4 review [Review]

I recently got my hands on much awaited iPad4.

iPad has certainly revolutionized the tablet industry. They were the pioneers in introducing many things like multi touch gesture. Pinch to Zoom etc. From first iPad introduced in 2010 , to the current iPad4 and iPad mini, this has been a long and adventurous journey for apple and all it's customers.

So what's there in iPad 4.Lets find out, shall we ?

The good

No doubt the hardware.

iPad Retina Display
iPad Retina Display

  • The patented retina display is a delight for eyes. The full HD(2048 x 1536) 10'' screen is awesome.

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Get your Aadhaar card letter online [India]

So you have enrolled for Aadhaar card long back but still have not got the Aadhaar letter/ UIDAI number ?

Or

Your Aadhaar card status is showing "Aadhaar number generated" status but there is a delay in getting Aadhaar card letter ?

UIDAI has come up with a solution for all these delay in getting the physical copy of the Aadhaar letter. Now you can get your aadhaar letter in PDF format online.

Just go to http://eaadhaar.uidai.gov.in/

Provide the Enrollment number , date/time and pin code as mentioned during the Aadhar registration .

Provide Enrollment Details
Provide Enrollment Details


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Shell commands history [Linux]

Here is a quick tip for those who use Linux and in particular those who use shell/terminal often. We all know that terminal remembers all your past commands and you can navigate to and fro using arrow keys. But what if you want to use a particular command which you used long back. It involves a lot of navigation.

But luckily all commands are stored in a text file called ".bash_history" which is located in the home folder of the user (ex: /home/adithya).  Its a hidden and system file by default. Normally all linux file managers shows the hidden files by pressing CTRL + H.

So, just open that file in text editor and you can see all commands that you have typed in.

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SSH proxy - An alternative to VPN

SSH proxy is often called as poor man's VPN. If you have a VPS or server , then you can use the same to divert all the net traffic via that server. In other words we can use our VPS / Server as VPN.

To use your server as VPN/ Proxy , just issue this command in terminal.

ssh -D <socksport> -C <username>@<server ip address>

Socks port can be any number. Just remember this number and configure the proxy settings in your applications accordingly.
Create SSH Proxy
Create SSH Proxy

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