Create an Online Poll in Seconds with Flisti and PollDaddy
Posted on 02. Sep, 2010 by Aminul Islam Sajib.
Sometimes, you just wonder what other people are thinking about certain things that puzzle you. Sometimes, you want to find out what is the best answer to a single question that comes with multiple choices. To find out what others are thinking, tweeting or updating a status with a question is a great way. You can also write a blog post about it and share it with your friends, but these options have a their downsides. In the case of a blog post, the reader may not have enough time to write a comment. If you are tweeting, you may not get complete answers. There are other options for polling your friends and readers.
The best choice is creating an online poll. This makes it easy on users, because all the questions are in one place and easy to quickly answer. It’s also great for the person sending out the poll, as the answers are easy to tally with a polling, too. I’m going to share with you two sites where you can make your poll.
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In this fast-paced world, we do each and every task in great haste. In this hurried state, we tend to make mistakes by either temporarily or sometimes permanently deleting some important files from our PC. If we delete a file temporarily, the user can retrieve the data from Recycle Bin, but if the user uses “Shift+Delete” combination, the file gets directly removed from the Recycle Bin.
Restore Deleted File is a program that will help bring back those hastily deleted files.
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5 Alternative Music Players to Windows Media Player
Posted on 31. Aug, 2010 by Aminul Islam Sajib.
All Windows users are familiar with Microsoft Windows Media Player. This is the default media player that comes with Microsoft Windows. Most of the time users don’t need to download or install additional media player software, as Windows used to be self-sufficient. However, these days, Windows is not self-sufficient. For example, you can’t run .avi or .flv files on a preinstalled media player. You need to install codecs to make it compatible.
Apart from this, you may just wondering if there are other media players that can replace this thing. You may just want to change your taste on media player. In fact, there are a number of media players for your needs and most of them are available at free.
Let’s have a look over 5 media players that you can choose as an alternative to Windows Media Player or primary media player for your machine.
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In case you haven’t heard, Tweet Traffic Rush is a new Twitter service with a specific goal in mind. The goal of this Twitter service is to drive traffic to your website, something that every business desires. Read up on the basic functioning of this service to see if Tweet Traffic Rush is for your business.
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This is my weekly round up of the links I have followed over the past week. You can get this list every week by subscribing to my RSS feed or subscribing through email. You may also follow me on Twitter or join the Facebook Fan Page to get some of these links throughout the week. As usual, catch the links after the break.
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YouTube is the most popular video sharing websites out there, and one problem many people face is understanding the lyrics in the videos. Recently, I came across an excellent Google Chrome extension, YouTube Music Video Lyrics, which enables lyrics for the specific video you are watching on YouTube.
Let’s take a deeper look at the extension.
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You all must be wondering that why all of a sudden we are discussing games instead of technology. Well, the reason is, as we all know, that playing games is also a necessary and mandatory part of ones life for relaxing his nerves, but have you ever got your hands over a game which is next to impossible to play and complete? Now, here is a list of three of the most tough games the world has ever seen. These games might be impossible to complete, and they will definitely test your patience.
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This is my weekly round up of the links I have followed over the past week. You can get this list every week by subscribing to my RSS feed or subscribing through email. You may also follow me on Twitter or join the Facebook Fan Page to get some of these links throughout the week. As usual, catch the links after the break.






