March 11, 2010
Posted by: Joy : Category:
Miscellaneous Trick

Recently in the year of 2010, the previous trick of view friendster private photos is not available anymore as friendster has added authoritation code as a parameter on their request page. Now we need a little more complicated way to get access to friendster private photos.
We have to make the target see a page with hidden iframe containing our evil script to make it works. Actually, it’s merely an automated form to get invited by target to see their private photos. When the target see the page, they wont realize that they actually have invited us to see their private photos. OK, lets start, kindly follow this step by step tutorial :
1. Go to target profile
2. Copy paste this javascript to the address bar :
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August 10, 2009
Posted by: Joy : Category:
Web Development
The view-source protocol is a URI scheme used in HTML to display the source code of a web page. Firefox and Internet Explorer both supported the view-source protocol, but support was dropped from Internet Explorer in Windows XP SP2 due to security problems. Firefox also suffered a similar security issue (by combining the view-source: and javascript: protocols), but still supported the protocol in Firefox 1.5 after being fixed.
In 2009 a new discovered bug was fixed in Firefox 3.0.9. Additionally, the protocol is also supported on google chrome. OK, let’s just try it, for example, this URL shows the source of crazydavinci home page (try it on firefox or chrome) :
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July 01, 2009
Posted by: Joy : Category:
Miscellaneous Trick
What is this all about? This is about shortening your URL so you can have less characters on the link. It makes us easier to post on blogs or forums, make email friendly URLs, simplify links to your website and hide an affiliate link.
There’re lots of URL shortener on the web, let’s just take an example, we’re gonna try http://z.pe here. Follow these steps :
1. Prepare the url you want to shorten, i have an example :
http://crazydavinci.net/images/site_logo_b.jpg
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March 27, 2009
Posted by: Joy : Category:
Programming
Have you ever got a problem with importing big files? For example restoring sql file to phpMyAdmin? I have experienced that once, when i tried to make a hosting migration for our
forum. They said the file imported couldn’t be more than 2mb, then how to restore my sql file which was around 25mb at that time? Copy paste the code one by one? huh?! Not recomended, it would take so much time though.
I came up with the solution by writing simple file splitter codes on vfp.
here’s the code :
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