The 10 Best Open Source Projects You Should Be Volunteering To Help With

The success of Open Source projects has defied the old saying – too many cooks spoil the broth. If you doubt the success of the open source initiative, you just have to look at Firefox and WordPress, probably two tools that are helping you to read most of the web. Then, you probably are fixing up a date on an Android phone.
My colleague X.E.R.O explained Why You Should Contribute To Open Source Projects [Opinion]. You aren’t a coder? Read 8 Ways To Help Open-Source Projects If You’re Not A Coder. You could be a writer, a designer, a translator, just a Facebook or Twitter junkie, or someone who wants to just donate money for the cause. There are different levels where you can put your two bits. And here are ten of the many open source projects where you can.

Mozilla Developer Network

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Soon Domain names(Web Addresses) in Indian 22 Indian language

Imagine you are typing a URL like भारत.भारत or भारत.in or you have got a domain name which is in your language say HINDI or BANGLA or MARATHI etc.This sound very interesting to have domain name as the same as what we talk in our Typical regional language. As of now Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers which is  International non-profit body that oversees allocation of domain names globally. (ICANN) has allowed India to register website addresses in as many as seven regional languages (Hindi, Gujarati, Urdu, Punjabi, Bengali and Telugu).

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Creating undetectable computer virus surprisingly simple

Since the Flame computer virus was discovered earlier this week, much attention has been focused on the cleverness of this piece of malicious code.

Some online security experts say the fact that Flame — alternatively known as Flamer or sKyWIper — went unnoticed for two years highlights another problem: the poor state of virus detection.

“Why does detection suck so much in the year 2012?” asks Brian Bourne, a Toronto-based cyber-security expert and founder of the SecTor cyber-security conference.

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Remove an Outlook e-mail profile or Signout from outlook

An e-mail profile is made up of e-mail accounts, data files, and information about where your e-mail is stored. If you are unfamiliar with e-mail profiles, see overview of Outlook e-mail profiles.

1.In Microsoft Windows, click the Start button, and then click Control Panel.

2.Do one of the following:

Windows Vista    Click User Accounts, and then click Mail.

 NOTE:   In Classic view, double-click Mail.

Microsoft Windows XP    Click User Accounts, and then click Mail.

 NOTE:   In Classic view, double-click Mail.

3.The Mail icon won't appear unless you have Outlook installed and have run the program at least once.

The Mail Setup dialog box opens.

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