We’ve seen it all. We posted farmville hacks, cheat codes and about the Farmville bot!

Here is a funny video parody about Farmville, posted on youtube.

Seriously, I feel the game would be so much better if you can grow weed on and transfer some to Mafia on facebook….. lol :)

Are you addicted to Farmville? how long do you play per day? post your comments below!!!

Techcrunch is reporting that twitter has been hacked again and this time it’s by the so called ‘Iranian Cyber army’!! I’ve tried accessing twitter and its giving me an ISE. I’ve been watching the trends on Google and found that this was a RED hot volcanic.

The news spreading like wild fire around 10PM PST time….  Here is a screenshot of the Google trend on twitter attack.

Although twitter posted an update that this issue caused due to “Twitter’s DNS records being temporarily compromised but have now been fixed.”

We’ve seen lot of cars with built in GPS system. But not one with Google Earth Navigation system built into it. The Audi A8 now comes fully loaded with Google Earth GPS, fitted right into the LCD screen in the car, the Google Earth application will let owners look at 3D satellite imagery, terrain information, and even additional info layers such as Wikipedia articles or images related to a certain location.

Audi A8’s system will also feature Google Maps + Local Search + the ability to link it all with your desktop computer and access the Google Information. To save time, you can simply search for an address on your computer and send it to the car; when you start driving, the car will know where to go :) . Isn’t that cool now? It’s as if now is the future with Google Technology.

I’m not sure if this happens purposefully or its just a link back hack on Google search result, but it looks bad.

When you search for ‘who is failure‘ in the Google search, you get  president Obama (with the white house link) as the top most result.. Does this mean Obama is a failure? President Barak Obama has won the 2009 Nobel Prize for Peace…

This is just a Google search algorithm failure as far as I can say!! What are your opinions? Share your thoughts!!

Google didn’t put up a new doodle this diwali but orkut didn’t forget to post one!!! Diwali or D?p?vali is a significant festival in Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism, and Jainism, and an official holiday in India. Adherents of these religions celebrate Diwali as the Festival of Lights. They light diyas—cotton string wicks inserted in small clay pots filled with oil—to signify victory of good over the evil within an individual.

Related: Orkut Doodle: Indian Independence

Mozilla announced that the recent update of the .NET Framework Assistant which was updated during the recent auto updated had serious security vulnerability, and Microsoft is recommending that all users disable the add-on.

The popup announcing this said that the ‘following addons have been known to cause stability or security issues with Firefox and hence will be disabled.’ Thanks, Mozilla team, for hitting the kill switch and hopefully this will get Microsoft to release a patch sooner.” Mozilla explains on its security blog that they have gotten in touch with Microsoft. In the mean while Firefox team has put the blocklist entry live immediately. (Some users are already seeing it disabled, less than an hour after the Mozilla team added it to the blocklist!)

How does this attack work? “All that is needed is for a user to be lured to a malicious website,” Microsoft said. Triggering this vulnerability involves the use of a malicious XBAP (XAML Browser Application).

Microsoft says “The flaw is a bad one, but users who have installed the MS09-054 IE update, released Tuesday are protected from this attack, “regardless of the attack vector,”

To protect users who may not have installed Microsoft’s patch, Mozilla is automatically blocking two add-ons: the Microsoft .Net Framework Assistant and a related plugin called the Windows Presentation Foundation.

Finally, after almost 2 decades a light has been shed on one of the great mysteries of the internet. What is the point of the two forward slashes that sit directly in front of the “www” in every internet website address? Why not just one forward slash?

The answer, according to the British scientist who created the World Wide Web, is that there isn’t one.

Sir Tim Berners-Lee, who wrote the code that transformed a private computer network into the web two decades ago, has finally come clean about the about the infuriating // that internet surfers have cursed so frequently.

He explained that the intent was to separate the protocol name (such as HTTP or FTP) from the rest of the address, but as it turned out only the colon was necessary.

Today the URLs, better known as web addresses — that Sir Tim created, beginning http://www, are familiar to anyone navigating their way around the internet.

Oh well, that’s another Web mystery solved! :)

Related: Happy birthday, dear internet!.