Still Liking Facebook Pages? Try Facebook Interest Lists

If you are still liking Facebook pages and had never heard about Facebook Interest Lists before then this post is surely for you. Liking every pages will clutter your news feed. Your news feed could get flooded with lots of posts from the pages you liked. Besides, your friends can see all the pages you follow - not a good sign for secret pleasures ;-). Considering all these points I would recommend a lesser known approach - Facebook Interest Lists.

Hmm.. So what exactly Facebook Interest Lists does mean?

Interests Lists allows you to create lists based on the content you are interested in. You create your own interest lists based on various categories to check them in an organised way. You can also subscribe other people's public interest lists. For example, you can subscribe Tech Stuff interest list created by me to receive technology updates from different technology pages.

Visibility of your interest list can be Private, Friends or Public. If you don't want to let other know some specific pages you follow then add those pages to private list. Your lists with Friends visibility can be seen and followed by your friends only. While your public lists can be seen and followed by all Facebook users.

How To Add Twitter Cards On Your WebSite or Blogger Blog

Have you ever been come across such content rich tweets? If yes, then you are already knowing twitter cards!

Linkedin's tweet in a Twitter Card format

Basically Twitter Cards make your tweets more content rich by adding extra media and information to your tweet, which is known as a card. Twitter Card gives your followers more insights on the content you tweet and in turn it results more visitors to your site and more interaction on your tweets!

Although to make it possible to add more media rich experience to your tweets you have to add some meta tags to your website or blog.

There was a time where meta tags were being used only for SEO purposes but some smart social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook and Google+ have optimally used them to add more richness to the data being shared over their respective social media platforms.

Host Your Website on Google Drive

Plenty of things you can do while you do have one Google account. Having Google account gives you a complete cloud infrastructure, known as Google Drive. The core advantages of using such cloud services are anywhere accessibility of your stored documents and media, collaborative work, cross platform availability and easy sharing to the world.

 

Google Drive offers one exciting feature called, web hosting! Yes, you read it right. You can store your complete a web site or an HTML page built using javascript and css files. Above all, it's free!

This is useful for web developers like me who frequently need to demo to their clients. However, it should not be considered as a comprehensive web solution to host a website. It is useful for the "short lived" events like invitations and prototype presentations of the projects on which you are working. Check this live demo page I created and hosted on Google Drive.

Learning how to host a website over Google Drive requires 3 easy steps. The steps can be summarized in 3Ps - Prepare, Put & Publish.

Defraggler - Best Defragmenter for Windows

In fragmentation, your files physically scatters over the hard-disk in separate and different sized chucks. This can reduce your computer performance, as your hard-disk's read/write head has to continuously jump over the different physical disk locations to read the fragmented files. Hence, reading fragmented files is slower as compared to defragmented files.

Defragmentation process rearranges such fragmented files in a sequential manner. So, your hard-disk can work more effectively and efficiently. The effect of defragmentation may not be visible to you naked-eye. But, it doesn't mean that it has no impact on your computer performance. Such small tasks keep your computer robust and responsive. If you use your computer heavily for downloading music, movies, install/uninstall tools and softwares then you should (at least once a month) defragment your hard-disk.

Defraggler Home Screen

Windows already provides a built-in disk-defragmenter, yet one should give a try to Defraggler. You can consider it as an advanced version of a built-in defragmenter. While built-in windows tool simply rearranges your files in a possible sequential manner, Defraggler gives you more advanced control over the built-in tool. Above all, it's FREE!

Lets see some advanced features Defraggler provides but built-in windows tool does not.