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Hidden Facebook Like (Educational Purposes Only)
How to Jack Facebook Like
allows setting up a website where users will do a facebook like without their knowledge when clicking any link on the page. This works by dragging an invisible (very low opacity) facebook like button bellow the mouse when the user hovers a link.
Cool! Now take your mouse over any link on this website and you’ll see the facebook like button below the mouse
Click here to return to the page!!!
How it works
Since we cannot inject css or javascript inside the facebook iframe, we cannot change the cursor:pointer css property when the mouse is over the like button, so it [...]
Filed in: Web
AT&T Acquired T-Mobile US for $39 Billion
AT&T and Deutsche Telekom AG has announced an agreement under which AT&T will acquire T-Mobile USA in return of a cash-and-stock transaction at approximately $39 billion.
Sprint was another buyer of T-Mobile but AT&T won the war and this will bring the combined user base to 130 million leaving AT&T to be the only national carrier GSM in the US.
It will take about 12 months to get things on track after AT&T and T-Mobile deal. To know further details you can read the full press release at the source.
Update: Tmonews has posted an internal email from T-Mobile CEO Philip Humm [...]
Filed in: Mobiles
Geohot Returned with Limera1n Can: Jailbreak all iOS 4.1 Devices
Geohot has made a dramatic return to iPhone jailbreak scene with a complete new bootrom exploit and tool to pwn all current iOS devices on iOS 4.1 for life! He has been out for months, but his return is surely going to please everyone, specially the 3rd-generation iPhone and iPod touch owners who were left out by SHAtter based GreenPois0n.
This news has been confirmed by members of Chronic Dev Team on Twitter, to whom Geohot has confirmed about his return with a complete new tool dubbed as Limera1n. Chronic Dev Team of course isn’t too pleased with it, they want Geohot to save this new [...]
The RIAA Spent $58 Million Suing File Sharers, Got 2% Back
How much of a failure was the RIAAs campaign of ridiculous lawsuits of file sharers? How does a measly 2% return on a $58 million investment sound? That’s good business right there.
According to leaked tax forms from 2006-2008, the RIAA spent a whopping $58,258,394 on legal fees over the course of those three years, reaping $1,362,572 from accused pirates in return. Ouch.
But it was all totally worth it, luckily for them, as piracy is now dead and everyone is back to spending $18 for a CD that’s half filler at their local Sam Goody. Oh, wait.
Filed in: Technology