Trick to Recover Data from Facebook

Lets assume you have Uploaded a nice Photo to yours over Facebook and then Deleted the copy of it from your computer. And after a while you deleted the same photo from Facebook as well and you dont have any copy of it. What would you do to get your photo back.
Here is the g33ktrick for you to Recover the Deleted Facebook Photos, Videos and other stuffs from your Facebook page.


The point here is, Facebook keeps all of your data in their archive which is downloadable.


You can Follow the steps and you can get back and have access to your deleted messages, Photos,Videos and all other data of your Facebook profile.

1. Login to your facebook account and Go to General Account Settings.
Here is the link: https://www.facebook.com/settings



2. You will see Download a Copy of your Facebook Data on this page.
Click on "Download a Copy" link

3. This will take you to the next page , here you can see "Download Archive" Button,.
Go ahead and Click on it to .




4. On the next screen you will be asked to confirm to Start the Archive of your facebook data as displayed in the screen shot here.
Click on "Start My Archive".




5. Next, you will be told that it will take some time to archive your data and the download link will be sent to your registered email ID .
Wait for Few Minutes and check your mail for facebook download link.





6.  Start downloading the file from the link. Once download is complete, Unzip it. Now you can access all your Photos, Videos. Messages, Friend list etc.
Please note that , the Files will the webpages in .html format. You can just double-click on the file to open and then can see the data on the browser of your choice. From there you just need to Right-click on Photo to save the image.

Here is one more post which will remind you, Not to let the mobile phone battery discharge completely.
In fact, this habit of fully charging mobile batteries was considered pretty good with the older Nickel-Cadmium (NiCd) batteries. This is because of something called the Memory effect, which essentially causes them to lose their maximum energy capacity if they are repeatedly being charged after only partial discharges.

But now every phone is coming with Lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries which no longer has such issue.

So, there is no point in charging and discharging them completely every single time and if you do this may account in reduction of the battery’s efficiency.

So below are some efficient practices for charging of Li-ion batteries :

• The 40–80% rule: Try maintaining the charge range in between 40%-80% in order to prolong the battery life to maximum.
• Even if you do charge it to 100%, never leave it plugged in i.e do not overcharge your battery
• Try keeping the phones in cool environment, as heat drastically degrades the performance of Li-ion batteries
• Fully discharge it once a month, as this helps in rejuvenating the battery’s accuracy of estimating the remaining time for complete discharge.

Above points hold good for your Laptop or any other device if its using Lithium-ion batteries

How to Test your Headphone and Speaker

Found a  nice Audio testing Website which I wanted to share with you all.


There are plenty of Audio test files which you can directly run over your browser and then you can put your Headphones or Speaker to test.



For Audio tests on your headphones 
http://www.audiocheck.net/soundtests_headphones.php


List of other Sound / Audio tests
http://www.audiocheck.net/soundtestsaudiotesttones_index.php