Looking for Useful Proxy Listings for Facebook Users

January 4th, 2012 by Edwin No comments »

It is truly possible, no installation program is required to setup a proxy, so that one can login to Facebook without issues.

Login to Facebook using proxy does extensively help many users to easily access the popular social media, especially when facebook is blocked in some countries.

Among many posts I have written and published in this blog, this particular one has come to my attention that I need to further clarify the purpose of it.

If you are googling for keywords like “facebook login proxy”, you bound to receive search results of my blog with this specific post. Yet, one may not find a definite solution after reading in. The proxy Address and Port on the print screen has failed to function.

The purpose of that post is to provide a guide on How-to setup, and not What-in Facebook proxy. I have received friendly anonymous mails asking me for proxy list. As a typical facebook user, just like many geeks out there, I find my proxy address using search.

Some websites do provide free listings, however, some tag along with a premier cost. Well, that is fair enough to reason as: if one pay peanuts, one will get monkeys.

For coming weeks, I will be sharing some good sites which provide proxy listings.

Any of the sites you are using and want to recommend?

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DIY iPad3, A Look-alike Model by Chinese Man, Liu Xinying (劉新營)

July 18th, 2011 by Edwin No comments »

Honestly speaking, I’m not much of a fan on Apple’s products. I don’t own any of their gadgets that appeal to me. After all, its also not a bad choice to possess some of this fashionable ‘toys’, such as iMac notebook, iPad, Ipod, and iPhone.

No doubt about their ingenious technology on consumer’s electronics. Including its latest branding of Apple’s cloud computing services, iCloud Stores.

Most of the sought-after hand-held devices have already dominated a major portion of the world’s market. So much so that one of the Chinese enthusiast for iPad has come out with its own DIY model.

It’s a look-alike version which dubbed “DIY iPad 3″. The gadget has installed Windows XP as the running operating systems. This look-alike model is done by a Chinese Man, named Liu Xinying (劉新營)

Here’s a video I have re-edited to synchronize with a better song, and reducing its original lengthy video to merely 7 minutes. Additionally, it has also been cropped to produced a wider view on it process of DIY.

99% of the content is maintained. Feel free to give comments on the YouTube post.

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Facebook Login; Using Free Proxy Server or Paid Services?

July 11th, 2011 by Edwin No comments »

Proxy server that are often without maintenance, may encounter frequent network issues, such as poor connectivity. For most users, good proxy servers don’t consider connectivity issue as a major issues. For others, however, reliability and secured proxy server serve the utmost priority.

If proxy server is a gateway that you can use to login to Facebook, then it should be reliable to produce consistency in network connectivity, plus secured usage.

Technically speaking, when one owns a proxy server, he is also leasing a private line from a reputable service provider. Most cooperate companies and Asian travelers will purchase their own private proxy server. No doubt an amount of fee is incurred upon downloading the programs.Facebook Login Proxy

As ordinary web user like us, we may be more interested to have free proxy server, instead.

I’m sure there are many free proxy servers exist. On one note, you may have to compromise on the poor quality of this free stuff, in terms of speed and connectivity, but not giving up on the basic internet security. Password and content is your privacy, don’t you agree?

Since it’s a free proxy server, who will border to maintain and perform quality tests?

All these maintenance are beyond most web user’s capability. After all, we only want to login to Facebook to share with friends our traveling photos, status or catch up with our love ones.

Are you in the dilemma? If so, do you understand the basic difference between paid and free proxy server?

When you purchase a service from a private proxy server, those paid amount goes to the programmers, technical supports and maintenance team, whom has worked hard for you to keep their servers up and running at all time.

You are the customer; you pay them to deliver the service to you. At the peace of your mind, these experts dutifully perform their task. As simple as that.

So do I still recommend using free proxy server?

In my opinion, its about the choice from web user. If you are earning some incomes from Facebook or Twitter as a internet marketers, by all means, engage the service. Just pay a small fee to the service providers to maintained the proxy server for you. Generally, It will be more productive to channel your focus on gaining profit earnings

Or do you choose to spend time tweaking on configuration tools and proxy settings?

China-Facebook

Oh,, you are not on business purpose? No income to pay the service? Just want to login to Facebook? Students looking for freebies? (whom I used to be in my early days.).

 

Perhaps, a Facebook fanatic wouldn’t mind forking out some cash to do it.

Certainly, as students, this situation is understandable to sympathies about paying for a proxy server. You are only a temporary users, wanting to social with friends online.

Frankly speaking, it’s a pain in the ass, especially for backpackers traveling to China or Vietnam. Facebook login is almost impossible without a proxy server.

Below is an excerpt that I have read from a traveling blog.

I can’t get onto Facebook here (China), I could if I download some program which will cost me £5 , which will then direct me to an outside server but to be honest I am not missing Facebook that much so I have no way to answer your messages.

To most internet social addicts, saying that you are not missing Facebook is a perfectly perfect white lie. (Joke aside.)

First of all, to every web users reading this post. Getting a free proxy server by your own is not at all difficult. It may be a bit of bother for searching and updating it frequently.

As a novice traveller in Asia countries, I have successfully log into Facebook using free proxy server is possible.

Till next blog, I shall be sharing on How to search for free proxy server. How to use them, identifying the right and secured server. And some basic technical terms that is explained in simple meaning.

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MyCube.com; Give It To Me! “My Activation Code”

June 12th, 2011 by Edwin No comments »

Dearest MyCube.com; Give it to me! “My Activation Code. Have you just posted this request on MyCube Facebook Page? Well, my friend did! Me too, and I bet most are eager to sign up this new social network from the beta release of MyCube.com. Click this link! MyCube private beta. Signing up is free.

But I already have a Facebook account, what so special about this MyCube.com social exchange website?

The key focus of this new social network is the complete control of your ownership, on every digital material shared within the social network. This includes your status, photos, videos, articles, or news. It takes effect at the time of your first login. All settings are default as “private“. In other words, your choice of privacy is an exclusive privilege given at MyCube.com

Now, there are 2 important features that I have noticed while surfing around the social exchange site, My Cube.com

Firstly, adding new friends are set to the default option of “Only share my public information. Unlike Facebook, it don’t have such features in the process of adding new networking friends. So why take all the troubles to change your privacy settings after adding new social friend’s request? In fact, both sides have this feature. MyCube.com counteract this issue by giving privacy options from the start you add them, as well as, approving new friend’s request.

Secondly, whatever status, photos, video or article that you are going to post, are already set to share within “All Contacts. It also means non-added friends are strictly not able to view your posted content. No one can ‘peek’ into your wall activities and share your photos publicly; no unauthorized forwarding of your content. Take note that Facebook default settings for your wall are set to Public.

For most Facebook’s privacy, users have to manually customize their settings by specifying who ought not to see the posted content. The objectives of owning privacy in Facebook fails from the start.

Here is what the founder & CEO of MyCube.com, Johan Staël von Holstein has to say, “We (MyCube.com) are a sophisticated social exchange where privacy, and integrity is the beginning.” Indeed, that statement is immediately proven-in at the moment you first login.

Lastly, as needed by every sign up using private beta, the activation code is “blog”. Enjoy your new generation of the social exchange and networking!

MyCube ScreenShot, Wall Post

MyCube ScreenShot, Wall Post

 

 

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