After Death Comes Life

Segelas Kopi Setiap Hari

2017-03-24T20:32:00.001-07:00

Kamu tahu kopi kan? Apakah Anda termasuk satu dari beberapa orang yang memulai hari dengan secangkir kopi? Ini artikel mengenai kopi yang cukup menarik.

Kopi dipercaya berasal dari Ethiopia, dengan varietas yang kemudian dikenal dengan nama Typica. Dalam bahasa latin berarti ‘umum’ atau ‘tersebar secara luas’. Peradaban Eropa mengenal kopi pertama dari Yaman Eropa membawa kopi ke Hindia Belanda dari Malabar, India Selatan, dikembangkan di Pulau Jawa Tahun 1706 dengan kopi dari Jawa Belanda mematahkan dominasi Arab menyuplai kopi ke Eropa Dikembangkan ke koloni Eropa lain; Pulau Bourbon (kini Reunion) dan Amerika Latin (Mexico, El Savador, Brasil, Panama, Suriname, dll)

Makkah

2017-03-06T21:58:00.000-08:00

#Makkah & Meedinah

2016-02-16T18:28:00.000-08:00

Derawan

2016-01-28T21:34:00.000-08:00

#DerawanIsland, #Derawan, #Maratua, #Kakaban, #JellyFishLake #Sangalaki

Self-exploring questions – Fei from Miss A

2013-11-15T02:43:00.000-08:00

Fei is a versatile member of Miss A who is in charge of beauty, singing, and cooking. Fei has excellent cooking as demonstrated by the fact that she was ranked second on O’live’s cooking competition ‘Master Chef Korea Celebrity’. In addition, she proved how prominent she is as a dancer, too, through MBC’s ‘Dancing with the Star 3’ by winning the dancing competition. Fei’s elegant and sexy appearance as well as her great performing ability have a big effect on the high-class sexy performance with ‘Hush’ including a pole dance. At the same time, Fei appeals to the public with her cute Korean speaking styles and honesty. Fei, who is both sexy and cute, took the test ‘Self-exploring questions’. Let’s take a look at her honest and simple answers.

Girls' Generation Yoona Airport Fashion, Fashionable Charm | KpopStarz

2013-04-07T05:48:00.000-07:00

Group Girls' Generation (SNSD)'s Yoona revealed a fashionable airport outfit. SNSD members, who appeared at Incheon Airport on the 2nd, did not have any makeup on but showed up with bright smiles and fashionable outfits.

Yoona especially wore a jacket and a dress under, matching different colors well together.

Even though it was a bit chilly outside, she wore western boots on bare legs, revealing her superior legs. She also matched a bohemian style scarf.

Photo Credit: Online Community

SNSD Tiffany Airport Fashion, Superior Body Line Catches Attention "Sexy" | KpopStarz

2013-04-03T23:08:00.000-07:00

Tiffany catch most attention. She is very beautiful wore short a lacey white blouse, and matched a cardigan on top. Through the shorts, her thin legs were revealed.

SNSD Tiffany Airport Fashion, Superior Body Line Catches Attention "Sexy" | KpopStarz

Girls' Generation Yoona's Illuminating Beauty, 'Lovely Spring Goddess' | KpopStarz

2013-03-28T08:55:00.000-07:00

Girls' Generation Yoona revealed a self-cam photo of herself.

Today, Yoona posted on their official homepage, "SONE how are you? It's been awhile since I've written here. We are so busy preparing for our arena tour. Watch out for colds everyone! I am slowly recovering."

She continued, "I can't wait for spring to come. Please recommend me new songs~ hehe I am off to practice now~"

In the picture, Yoona's beauty shines through even with her no make up face.

Internet users commented, "She is a goddess", "So pretty" and "I miss her."

original article found at here
Girls' Generation Yoona's Illuminating Beauty, 'Lovely Spring Goddess' | KpopStarz

Girls' Generation Taeyeon Looks the Same Now as 4 Years Ago, 'Never Changing Beauty' | KpopStarz

2013-03-28T08:43:00.000-07:00

Girls' Generation Taeyeon's photo from four years ago is generating buzz online.

Following an online post of Taeyeon's photo from four years ago and its comparison to a recent photo, many are amazed by how little she has aged over time.

"I'm jealous of her preserved beauty" and "She gets more beautiful by the day, month and year," were some notable comments about Taeyeon.

Girls' Generation Taeyeon Looks the Same Now as 4 Years Ago, 'Never Changing Beauty'

Girls' Generation, which Taeyeon is a member of, left for Japan on March 25 for their 2013 Girls' Generation Arena Tour.

original article found at here :
Girls' Generation Taeyeon Looks the Same Now as 4 Years Ago, 'Never Changing Beauty' | KpopStarz

Valentino Rossi ready to 'fight' for MotoGP wins again in 2013

2013-03-28T08:33:00.000-07:00

Valentino Rossi believes he will be able to fight with his main championship rivals when the Moto GP season gets under way next week.

After two barren years with Ducati, the seven-time world champion has returned to the Yamaha factory team for the upcoming season, and says he will be able to challenge team-mate Jorge Lorenzo and Honda duo Dani Pedrosa and Marc Marquez for victories as the season progresses.

The Qatar MotoGP takes place on Sunday 7 April, with live coverage across the weekend on the BBC.

original article found at here

must have : Sumata by I Love Shoes. Synthetics Flip flops I Love Shoes

2013-03-06T21:04:00.000-08:00

I Love Shoes is a new brand exclusive to Sarenza and offers a girly, ultra modern collection, already popular with fashion bloggers. Inspired by the latest catwalk trends, I Love Shoes are delicious treats for your feet, with something for everyone, from their feminine ballet pumps to their sexy high heels.

I Love Shoes are aimed at all aspects of your personality and combine quality with the best price. I Love Shoes make high fashion accessible to everyone and are a must have for every fashionista!

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Heel height:

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Product type:

Flip flops

Season:

Spring/Summer

Heel height:

0.5 cm

Size reference:

Manufacture:

China

Fitting advice:

Runs small. If you are normally between two sizes, we suggest you choose half a size larger than your usual size
Get ready for spring with 20% off on sarenza.

You Won't Believe These Quick Change Artist!

2013-03-03T21:01:00.000-08:00

You'll never see people change costumes as quickly as David and Dania! They share their unbelievable talent with Jeff Probst and special guest Dr. Drew. Jeffprobst.com

Pernah menonton acara talkshow : The Jeff Probst Show ? Pasti gak pernah .. :) sama! saya juga gak pernah nonton itu acara.
Di salah satu episode acara tersebut, narasumber David and Dania menunjukkan keahliannya untuk ganti pakaian hanya dalam waktu beberapa detik saja.

Berikut skrinsut nya

Test page

2012-09-07T05:44:00.000-07:00

Forum

Blog

Pretty Yoona Uploads a Couple Photo "With Baby Yoona"

2012-08-15T08:39:00.000-07:00

Yesung and Yoona Uploads a Couple Photo "With Baby Yoona"

Super Junior Yesung uploaded a photo on his Twitter this Wednesday saying "With baby Yoona. It's raining a lot."

In the uploaded photo, Yoona and Yesung is smiling and looking at the camera. Also, they are wearing same black glasses like couples.

The pale skin and facial structures that are similar attracted the attention of internet users.

The internet users responded to the photo saying "I feel good looking at their photo," "I wish they would go out," and "They look like couple or siblings."

Photo Credit: Yesung Twitter

NETwork Beginner

2012-08-15T08:32:00.000-07:00

What is Port Forwarding?

If you are new to networking, there are some basics you should understand before you can fully grasp the concept of port forwarding. Don't worry, we'll take it slow!

Every device on the internet has at least one IP address.
Every IP address is divided up into many ports. When one computer sends data to another computer, it sends it from a port on an IP address to a port on an IP address.
A port can only be used by one program at a time.

With that out of the way, we should talk about NAT. NAT, or Network Address Translation, is a technology that allows each device on your network to have its own IP address.

While each device in your network has its own IP address, from the outside, every request coming out of all of those devices appears to be coming from the single publicly visible IP address assigned to you by your Internet Service Provider.

Lets say you want to browse the web. We suggest port forwarding. When you click the link, the request doesn't go straight out to the Internet. Instead, the request goes to your router, which makes a note of which internal device is requesting the information, then sends that request out to the Internet. When our web server responds, your router will know exactly which device to relay that response back to.

It works exactly the same in reverse! When a computer on the Internet requests, for example, a web page from your IP address, your router needs to figure out which internal device is a web server so the request can be filled. NAT can handle such requests in certain circumstances. For the rest, you need to know about port forwarding.

Luckily, you have almost all the information you need already. What if your router just doesn't know which internal device has a web server running? All you need to do is tell it: "Router, please send any requests for web pages to my server." That's what you'd say if this were Star Trek, but we're not quite there yet, so for now you need to sign in to your router's configuration utility and tell it which services are running on which internal devices.

For example ... Have an FTP server running on an internal computer with IP address 192.168.1.123? Tell your router to FORWARD all requests that come in on port 21 to 192.168.1.123. Need your internal web server to be accessible to the public? Forward port 80.

Sure, you can get complicated if you want, but for the most part it's just that easy.

Oh, you want to complicate things? Have TWO web servers running? Well, port forwarding can still come to the rescue. See, while each of your internal web servers might be answering on port 80 (192.168.1.143:80, 192.168.1.197:80), you can still make them both accessible on the Internet.

Say your public IP address is 21.23.1.13. You can make up a forwarding rule in your router that says that all requests to http://21.23.1.13:80 should be forwarded to 192.168.1.143:80, and all requests to http://21.23.1.13:8080 should be forwarded to 192.168.1.197:80! No need to pick and choose. That works when we have the easy ability to change the port that is requested as in the example above. A bigger problem arises when you can't change the requested port, perhaps because you're using an application that won't allow you to specify an alternate port. Remember #3 way up above? It says that a port can only be used by one program at a time, so if we want to have two web servers, we can't have them BOTH answer on 21.23.1.13:80. The router wouldn't know which internal device to forward the request to! This is a reasonably big pitfall for those new to port forwarding.

Hopefully, this has demystified port forwarding a bit. If you're ready, head straight into the GUIDES. Still confused? Try running over the information above a few more times. If you would prefer to set up your forwards with just one click instead of setting it all up manually, take a look at PFCONFIG.

If you can think of any way we can make this information more clear, please let us know by using our comments page.

source from : http://portforward.com/help/portforwarding.htm

Wishing You All A Happy Ramadan Kareem

2012-08-09T20:31:00.000-07:00

The Holy Month of Ramadan is upon us. So let us make use of this opportunity to wish all our readers a very happy Ramadan Kareem, filled with peace, love and serenity, on behalf of the entire STC network (brother Mohammad, Nida and myself :)). This is a month filled with peace, and forgiveness. Muslims practice fasting in this holy month whereby they refrain from their desires such as eating and drinking all day long throughout the month, the purpose being to not only please God, but also to share the sufferings to the poor and the needy. Fasting is an important part of many religions, and not just Islam. Hence, we extend our greetings to ALL our readers, no matter what religion they follow. It is, after all, all about peace and love. We are very lucky, and proud to announce that this is our third Ramadan (three successful years of MBT) with you all!

Message from Mohammad:

"It feels great to greet all my brothers and sisters the third time on this special occasion. Whether it may be any special occasion, we were always fortunate to share these splendid moments with you all. Thank you for everything and for being a family always.

I would humbly apologize for being absent from my very own duty due to work load. In order to keep supplying you all with free plugin tutorials and some new SEO guidelines, we have decided to stop accepting services on the month of ramadan and I will make sure I post more frequently to keep you all updated. Stay blessed and happy always. Happy Ramadan kareem 2012 :)"

What is the point of fasting?

Fasting is nothing new or exclusive. As we said, it is known to many religions. Indeed, the concept of fasting goes beyond any one religion. The sole purpose of the practice is to "hold fast" to your conscious, and never let it go. It isn't about keeping oneself hungry or thirsty. It is about learning to control one's desires and emotions, and to fight against such things that might lead a person astray.

It is about patience. Desire leads a man towards wrong, such as desire for money, desire for a better living, desire for more money, and so on. Often in the course of his life, a person following his desires neglects his social duties, and might even resort to vile or criminal behavior in order to see his desires fulfilled. Hence, Ramadan teaches a man to be patient, and to think through his better judgement rather than letting his desires to do the thinking for him.

Fasting also helps people realize the sufferings of the poor and the needy, who virtually are fasting every day of the year in all but name. Once when you put yourself in someone's shoes can you truly understand how they feel. Hence, the rich are more inclined towards helping the poor in this holy month, which is the whole point of humanity.

Hence, you see, fasting isn't about any one religion. It is about humanity. If there was no concept of fasting, people would never understand the problems of the poor, and would increasingly let their desires lead them,

Importance of Ramadan for Muslims

Ramadan, the ninth month of the Islamic or Lunar Calendar, holds much importance among Muslims, and other people in general. In this month, good deeds are rewarded manifold. And in the odd nights in the last ten days of the month, i.e. 21st, 23rd......29th, there comes a night of peace and blessings and forgiveness. This is the night when the Holy Book, The Holy Quran was revealed to mankind. If someone gets lucky, their sins are washed away and their conscious is reborn.

The onset of Ramadan is determined by the sighting of the moon. It is expected to be sighted today in our region (inshaAllah), while in the Arab region, it is the first day of this blessed, holy month. But moon or no, Ramadan is upon us. So once again, a very happy Ramadan Kareem to ALL our readers. May God bless us all and enable us to reach Ramadan and end it peacefully, while learning something in the process. May God be with us all! (Ameen) :)

CR TO : Qasim Zaib

http://www.mybloggertricks.com/2012/07/Happy-Ramadan-Kareem-2012.html

Watch Live Tarawih Prayer Stream From Makkah In This Ramadan Kareem

2012-08-09T20:22:00.000-07:00

In this holy and blessed month of Ramadan, Google presents a gift to more than a billion Muslims all around the world by launching a YouTube channel where you can watch and listen to live Tarawih prayers, and see special programs related to Ramadan Kareem. The prayers and other programs are broadcasted live through YouTube, with good audio and video streaming quality. This is indeed a great gift to those who haven't been there, or want to listen to the Imam-e-Kaba recite the Holy Quran during Tarawih Prayers. The Channel was made live on 20th June. During the time when there are no on-going prayers, the channel shows other streams from Masjid-al-Haram and The Kaaba.

The Tarawih prayers are a part of Ramadan (though not obligatory for everyone). They are offered along with the usual Isha prayers (night-time prayers). They are longer than usual prayers, and it is customary for the prayer leaders to complete the Holy Quran at least once in Tarawih prayers throughout the month of Ramadan. Hence, the people offering Tarawih prayers can benefit simply by listening to The Quran. And what better way to listen to the Quran other than in the beautiful voices of Imam-e-Kaaba and Haram?

To view the live Tarawih prayers, you can catch the channel live here, or click on the video below.

Besides this live prayer stream, Google has also set up a channel for people to see live television programs from over 50 channels during the month of Ramadan. Ramadan isn't just about praying. It is about peace as well, and entertainment while learning something useful. These programs are aimed at educating people and teaching them a lesson through the use of dramas and other such programs.

That is not all! Google has also organized 30 Hangouts for the 30 days of Ramadan. Since specially made Iftaar meals are traditional in Ramadan, these Hangouts will feature the best chefs sharing their recipes. Moreover, it will have doctors giving out advice about balanced diets, especially in Ramadan. Other than that, there will be literary and religious discussions as well, through which you can learn a lot!

If you are interested, you can follow the Google Arabia page on Google+, and find out about schedules, agendas, and other such updates. This is a really great venture, and we thank Google for it. Muslims all around the world can take full its full advantage, and learn a lot of things while being entertained! Hope you like this post, and will check these services out. Also spread the word so that other fellows can learn about it too! And if you have any questions regarding what we discussed in this post and previous posts about Ramadan, then feel free to ask. Peace and blessings people :)

CR TO : Qasim Zaib

source : http://www.mybloggertricks.com/2012/07/watch-live-tarawih-prayer-stream-from.html

Facebook Printable Posters Now Available For Download

2012-08-09T20:07:00.000-07:00

Facebook is a very powerful social media, not just for networking, but also for marketing. For the success of any business, its presence on social media, especially on Facebook is a must. |This is because according to an estimate, around 75% of the customers (for any product or service) use online streams such as social media to learn more about that particular product before going for it. And since Facebook is the largest social media with more than 900 million users, you can see how much a company would be missing out on if it didn't have a Facebook page. Facebook isn't just for online businesses either. Much like Google Places, local businesses can also utilize Facebook for promotion and to bring in customers. And for such local businesses, there's a good news! Facebook Printable Posters are now available for them to download and use for their business' promotion!

The Facebook Marketing Team has recently released Printable Posters which you can now download, customize, and put up on your stores as posters or on your website as banners and drive audience and customers to your business!

Download Facebook Printable Posters

These posters come print-ready. You can simply customize them to display your Facebook Page URL, such as facebook.com/MyBloggerTricks, just like we have done with the intro image. Once you've changed the URLs, you can download them and send to your printer. Click on the link below for the PDF file.

Click to Download Facebook Printable Posters

What's the use?

The most obvious use for these posters is advertising and promotion. Small local businesses, such as shops, restaurants, fast food junctions, real estate consultancy, or any other such business can download these posters and send them out for printing. These posters are print ready, and Facebook has even inverted them for printing ease. All they need to do is, edit their Page URL before printing. These posters can be displayed on billboards or front windows, encouraging customers to like the Facebook page for that business, or check in while they are inside the shop/restaurant etc. The only condition, of course, is that, businesses need to have a Facebook page. Otherwise, what use are they, if customers can't 'Like' anything?

These posters can also be used by website owners to divert traffic to their Facebook page. They can link the banners to their Facebook page, and encourage people to follow them and like the page. This way, online businesses can easily retain their customers, and send out updates for their benefit.

Download these posters/banners now, and start advertising your Facebook Fan page to generate more leads! All the best :)

source :

http://www.mybloggertricks.com/2012/07/facebook-printable-posters-download.html

cr to : Qasim Zaib

Solusi Bagi Pengguna Internet Service Provider Speedy

2012-08-04T17:34:00.000-07:00

Beberapa Pengguna Internet Service Provider (ISP) Speedy mungkin mengalami problem untuk dapat bermain Game Point Blank Indonesia, berikut ini Solusi yang diberikan oleh pihak gemscool.com untuk mengatasi permasalahan tersebut :

Bagi Para pengguna Internet Service Provider Speedy yang menggunakan modem D-Link dan tidak bisa memainkan Game Point Blank Indonesia, Hal tersebut sudah dapat diatasi dengan sedikit merubah settingan Port yang terdapat pada Modem tersebut agar dapat bermain Game Point Blank Indonesia.

Berikut ini langkah-langkah merubah settingan pada port tersebut :

Buka browser, kemudian ketik alamat modem speedy kamu (biasa nya 192.168.1.1)
Login sebagai admin
Klik Tab Advance setup
Klik NAT
Klik Port Triggering
Add
Centang custom application dan isi PB atau Point Blank
Isi tabel baris pertama dengan 39190 dan protokol port pilih TCP
Isi tabel baris 2 trigger start port 40000 trigger end port 40009, open port start 40000 dan open port end 40009 dan protokol port pilih UDP

Kalo tidak mengerti cara setting, tinggal telpon 147 atau hub. CS Telkomspeedy.com

Semoga lancar jaya dan dapat bermain kembali ..

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CMS: Varian CMS

2012-06-08T03:32:00.000-07:00

source : wisnuhera.web.id

uefa.com

2012-06-07T22:32:00.000-07:00

Computer Ethics

2012-06-07T17:36:00.000-07:00

source Link: http://www.webhostingschool.com/computer-ethics

Some History

Are computer ethics moral standards or rules governing technical conduct? Ethics based on morality would entail placing value on those standards. Computers cannot discern the nuance of right and wrong as it doesn't matter to the central processing unit whether or not the computer and its program is harming a human through user misuse. It's algorithm can flow yes or no to a question such as "If this, then that?" It cannot intuitively know that if it "snoops" around in another computer's memory files that it needs to pull back and stop before it harms the data. It doesn't know that human consensus has put a negative value on interfering with someone else's computer work unless it is told that it is. Computers are not yet sentient beings.
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Computers have been integrated into society for over 30 years. Users have been emailing, banking, reading, writing, and using their computers for every aspect of their daily lives. Because of this assimilation and for the fact that the information highway that we utilize everyday, the Internet, is largely unregulated, the Brookings Institution, a U.S. think-tank began a project to compile all the ensuing discussion over what is ethical computer use into ten easy to understand guidelines regarding what constitutes acceptable behavior for computer usage.

The "Thou Shalt's"...

The Computer Ethics Institute came up with the three discussed "commandments" replete with "Thou shalt's..." These are the no harming, snooping, and interfering with a computer. Of the other seven, the fourth deals with copyright infringement, or the use or copying of unpaid for software. The fifth and sixth are more Biblical in nature about using your computer not to lie or steal. Unauthorized usage is what the seventh mandates against, while the last three call for thinking about social consequence of writing programs, not using intellectual property that isn't your own, and about consideration and respect.

Computer Ethics in Laymens Terms

So what is computer ethics? Merely a consensus about the value we, as humans, put on the right or wrong uses of a computer. Is it a moral issue? The consequence of computer misuse can result in job loss, loss of intellectual property, identity theft, fraud, and loss of a quality of life that has come to be expected in a technological society. There have always been laws against theft of property and physically harming another person. These laws have mitigated society's ideas of right and wrong over time. Extending those ideas to the misuse of an inanimate object that has the potential to harm a human being is a natural extension of ethics.

So what is computer ethics? Merely a consensus about the value we, as humans, put on the right or wrong uses of a computer. Is it a moral issue? The consequence of computer misuse can result in job loss, loss of intellectual property, identity theft, fraud, and loss of a quality of life that has come to be expected in a technological society. There have always been laws against theft of property and physically harming another person. These laws have mitigated society's ideas of right and wrong over time. Extending those ideas to the misuse of an inanimate object that has the potential to harm a human being is a natural extension of ethics.

Computer ethics encompass commerce, speech, social justice, privacy, criminality, and intellectual property issues. In business, each company has its own version of what is acceptable behavior for computer use. Most mandate that computers be used for work-related activity only, no personal surfing the Web, emails that are unrelated to work; and no illicit activity, such as downloading pornography. Companies track computer usage and log it. Some employees believe that this activity is an invasion of privacy, arguably another facet of ethical behavior. Other corporate computer issues include anticompetitive practices and fraud. School computer misuse is mostly allocated to harming another due to using intellectual property without proper permission, or plagiarizing, which ultimately harms the user. Students downloading music and software without paying the license-for-use fees, and using social networking sites to harm another's reputation, are issues that computer ethicists address.

Laws, Rights and Privleges and Further Resources

The main four ethical issues are how to make sure that the computer information is accurate, who owns it, and how accessible is it, and what can be done to keep private information private. How much information is safe to reveal online? Can we be forced to reveal personal information on the Internet? If the Internet is not regulated, who is accountable for error and and how can someone injured by someone on the Internet get restitution? Who creates the value of the intellectual property on the Internet? What are rights and what are privileges in regard to computer use? Every one of these questions are evolving, fluid, and thus far, save a few ethical laws, nothing is set in stone.

PAPA: The four ongoing issues of the information age are: privacy, accuracy, property, and accessibility.
Online Ethics: This organization highlights cases and guidance regarding ethical codes of conduct for research and engineering scientists.
Define the Line: Student fact sheets on why students feel it is okay to download digital copyrighted files and facts on software piracy.
Internet Law: Covers the basics of online law, privacy, virtual trespass, hacking, commerce, jurisdiction, intellectual property, and encryption.
Cybercrime Resources: Recent legislation, federal code, and computer crime resources from the Department of Justice.
Electronic Privacy Information Center: International, federal, state, and local electronic information issues such as body imaging, biometrics, children's online privacy, and social networking.

Cara Memasang Live Traffic Feed di WordPress

2012-06-07T17:31:00.000-07:00

sumber : http://denimulyadi.wordpress.com/2012/04/17/cara-memasang-live-traffic-feed-di-wordpress/

Live Traffic Feed merupakan salah satu fasilitas yang menurut saya sendiri sangat membantu dalam mengetahui kota asal pengunjung yang mampir di blog kita. Jadi kita tau kota-kota asal pengunjungnya.

Perlu diketahui juga fasilitas ini diberikan oleh http://feedjit.com/ sangat mudah untuk dipasang jika anda mengunakan fasilitas blog yang berasal dariblogger.com (blogspot). Hanya tinggal daftar dan langsung bisa copy paste kode scriptnya terus dipasang pada widget.

Berbeda jika anda menggunakan WordPress, maka hanya akan percuma saja anda mendaftar dan copy paste kode scriptnya karena kode yang anda copy-paste tersebut tidak akan berfungsi sebagaimana mestinya, seperti biasa scriptnya adalah Javascript.

Lalu bagaimana mengatasi hal tersebut?

Berikut simak caranya :

1. Langsung saja anda kunjungi alamat berikut http://feedjit.com/joinimg/

2. Kemudian tentukan settingan sesuai dengan keinginan anda (lihat gambar di atas).

3. Copy kode HTMLnya dan paste-kan pada Widget Teks WordPress.

4. Enjoy and smile.

Info: bagi anda yang menggunakan wordpress.org (Self Hosted) silahkan gunakan link ini http://feedjit.com/freeLiveTrafficFeed/#customizeDiv

Pingback 1.0

2012-06-07T17:29:00.000-07:00

Berikut ini dokumentasi untuk artikel yang berkaitan dengan pingback pada wordpress

dicopas dari : http://hixie.ch/specs/pingback/pingback

Sebagai bahan belajar mata kuliah CMS

thanks for : Stuart Langridge and Ian Hickson.

This version:

http://www.hixie.ch/specs/pingback/pingback-1.0
Latest version:: http://www.hixie.ch/specs/pingback/pingback
Previous versions:: http://www.hixie.ch/specs/pingback/pingback-0.9.3; http://www.hixie.ch/specs/pingback/pingback-0.9.2; http://www.hixie.ch/specs/pingback/pingback-0.9.1; http://www.hixie.ch/specs/pingback/pingback-0.9; http://www.kryogenix.org/writings/tech/pingback; http://www.kryogenix.org/days/000138.cas
Editors:: Stuart Langridge <sil@kryogenix.org>; Ian Hickson <ian@hixie.ch>

Abstract

Pingback is a method for web authors to request notification when somebody links to one of their documents. Typically, web publishing software will automatically inform the relevant parties on behalf of the user, allowing for the possibility of automatically creating links to referring documents.

For example, Alice writes an interesting article on her Web log. Bob then reads this article and comments about it, linking back to Alice's original post. Using pingback, Bob's software can automatically notify Alice that her post has been linked to, and Alice's software can then include this information on her site.

Status of This Document

This is a stable specification. Comments are welcome on the blogite mailing list (archived).

There are currently six known separate implementations of this specification, although no formal testing has been done to check how compliant they are:

Simon Willison's Web log (announcement)
Stuart Langridge's Web log (announcement)
Nicholas Avenell's Epistula (announcement, source)
Michel Valdrighi's b2 (home page)
Ian Hickson's Web log (source)
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Errata

This section was added after the final publication date of the specification.

(2007-01-16) In order to avoid susceptibility to denial of service attacks, pingback servers that fetch the specified source document (as described in section 3) are urged to impose limits on the size of the source document to be examined and the rate of data transfer. Thanks to Blake Matheny for bringing this issue to our attention.

1. Introduction

The pingback system is a way for a blog to be automatically notified when other Web sites link to it. It is entirely transparent to the linking author, requiring no user intervention to work, and operates on principles of automatic discovery of everything that it needs to know. A sample blog post involving pingback might go like this:

Alice posts to her blog. The post she's made includes a link to a post on Bob's blog.
Alice's blogging system contacts Bob's blogging system and says "look, Alice made a post which linked to one of your posts".
Bob's blogging system then includes a link back to Alice's post on his original post.
Reader's of Bob's article can follow this link to Alice's post to read her opinion.

It enables reverse linking — a way of going back up a chain of links rather than merely drilling down.

1.1. Technical Details

The pingback mechanism uses an HTTP header and an HTML or XHTML <link> element for autodiscovery, and uses a single XML-RPC call for notifying the target site of the link on the source site.

It is intended that compliant pingback clients and pingback servers be implementable with minimal effort using libraries typically available in CGI environments. For this reason, the requirements on parsing HTTP headers and HTML documents have been kept to a strict minimum.

1.2. Definitions

source URI: The address of the entry on the site containing the link.
pingback client: The software that establishes the connection to inform the server about the link from the source to the target. Typically, the source will be the client.
pingback-enabled resource: A document, image or other resource that advertises a pingback server using a pingback HTTP header or a pingback link element.
pingback server: The software that accepts XML-RPC connections. Typically, the target URI will be associated with the server (e.g. on the same host).
pingback user agent: A single system, which is both a pingback client and a pingback server.
target URI: The target of the link on the source site. This SHOULD be a pingback-enabled page.

The key words "MUST", "MUST NOT", "REQUIRED", "SHALL", "SHALL NOT", "SHOULD", "SHOULD NOT", "RECOMMENDED", "MAY", and "OPTIONAL" in this document are to be interpreted as described in [RFC 2119].

2. Server Autodiscovery

There are two mechanisms for the automatic discovery of pingback servers: HTML (or XHTML) <link> elements and HTTP headers. A pingback-enabled resource MUST either be served with an X-Pingback HTTP header or contain a <link> element, or both. Pingback-enabled HTML and XHTML pages MUST be valid. Clients MAY refuse to search invalid pages for pingback information.

Note that how the client is told of the source and target URIs is out of the scope of this specification. Typically blogs will extract external links from posts being made to find the target URIs.

2.1. HTTP Header

Pingback-enabled resources MAY be returned with a X-Pingback HTTP header. For example, a PNG image served with the following headers would be pingback-enabled:

HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Date: Sun, 08 Sep 2002 15:05:37 GMT
Server: Apache/1.3.26 (Unix)
Last-Modified: Thu, 28 Dec 2000 03:18:26 GMT
ETag: "65044-15b9c-3a4ab102"
Accept-Ranges: bytes
Content-Length: 88988
Connection: close
Content-Type: image/png
X-Pingback: http://charlie.example.com/pingback/xmlrpc

.PNG...

The value of the X-Pingback header MUST be the absolute URI of the pingback XML-RPC server.

Pages MUST NOT include more than one such header. HTML and XHTML documents MAY include a <link> element in addition to an HTTP header, although this is discouraged. If included, the header SHOULD have exactly the same value as the <link> element. In the case of a discrepancy, the HTTP header SHALL override the <link>element, however, authors should be aware that some clients will not process HTTP headers due to limitations of their environment.

Pingback-enabled resources MUST NOT use the HTTP Link header for advertising pingback servers. HTTP Link headers require non-trivial parsing, and were therefore deemed too heavy-duty for the purposes of pingback server autodiscovery.

2.2. Link Element

An HTML or XHTML pingback-enabled page MAY contain a <link> element in one of the following two forms:

HTML

<link rel="pingback" href="pingback server">

XHTML

<link rel="pingback" href="pingback server" />

If used, the link element MUST match the appropriate form exactly (including the whitespace before the slash, for instance).

Pages MUST NOT include more than one such element, and MUST NOT include such a string matching the pattern described below unless it is intended to be the link element.

The pingback server placeholder MUST be replaced by the absolute URI of the pingback XML-RPC server. This URI MUST NOT include entities other than &, <, >, and ". Other characters that would not be valid in the HTML document or that cannot be represented in the document's character encoding MUST be escaped using the%xx mechanism as described in [RFC2396].

These strict requirements are intended to drastically reduce the requirements on clients implementing server autodiscovery, as it was deemed that requiring clients to implement an HTML parser in addition to an XML parser was a too heavy burden, given how easy it would be for page authors to comply to the restrictions described above.

2.3. Autodiscovery Algorithm

Pingback clients, given a source URI and a target URI, SHOULD fetch the target URI and follow the following steps to find the pingback server URI.

Examine the HTTP headers of the response. If there are any X-Pingback headers then the first such header's value should be used as the pingback server URI. Clients MUST examine the HTTP headers if they are able to. If for some reason the HTTP headers are not available to the implementation then this step MAY be skipped, however, implementers should be aware that this will reduce the usefulness of their application as link elements cannot be used for resources that are neither HTML nor XHTML, and HTTP headers are defined to override link elements when they differ.
Otherwise, search the entity body for the first match of the following regular expression:
```
<link rel="pingback" href="([^"]+)" ?/?>
```
If the regular expression matched, clients MUST then expand the four allowed entities (& for &, < for <, > for >, and " for ").

Having extracted this pingback server URI, it SHOULD be used to send an XML-RPC request as described below.

If the there is no X-Pingback header and the regular expression does not match, then the target in question does not support pingback as defined by this specification and the client MAY do whatever it likes. However, it is RECOMMENDED that clients do not attempt to be more lenient (e.g. by correctly parsing the HTML and looking for <link>elements that look like pingback links from an HTML point of view) because this will lead to some systems recognising the link and others ignoring it.

Clients MAY optimise the search. For example:

The client MAY initally only send an HTTP HEAD request in the hope that the header will be found and the content will not have to be fetched.
Since <link> elements may only appear in the document's head, clients MAY abort when the strings </head> or <body> are seen (e.g. if the client reads the content one line at a time).
Since the pingback links are most likely to appear near the top of the document, clients MAY abort the search after passing a certain size threshold. Clients MAY similarly use the HTTP Content-Range header to only fetch the first few kilobytes of the target URI.

Note, however, that these optimisations are prone to being caught out by legitimate documents, for example those having comments containing the strings given above, or those with large inline stylesheets appearing before the pingback link. Authors are encouraged to take these possible optimisations into account when deciding where to place their pingback links.

3. XML-RPC Interface

Pingback clients, having discovered a pingback server, SHOULD send the server an XML-RPC request with the method name pingback.ping and two arguments, the source URI and the target URI respectively. [XML-RPC]

pingback.ping

Notifies the server that a link has been added to sourceURI, pointing to targetURI.

Parameters

sourceURI of type string: The absolute URI of the post on the source page containing the link to the target site.
targetURI of type string: The absolute URI of the target of the link, as given on the source page.

Return Value

A string, as described below.

Faults

If an error condition occurs, then the appropriate fault code from the following list should be used. Clients can quickly determine the kind of error from bits 5-8. 0×001x fault codes are used for problems with the source URI, 0×002x codes are for problems with the target URI, and 0×003x codes are used when the URIs are fine but the pingback cannot be acknowledged for some other reaon.

0: A generic fault code. Servers MAY use this error code instead of any of the others if they do not have a way of determining the correct fault code.
0×0010 (16): The source URI does not exist.
0×0011 (17): The source URI does not contain a link to the target URI, and so cannot be used as a source.
0×0020 (32): The specified target URI does not exist. This MUST only be used when the target definitely does not exist, rather than when the target may exist but is not recognised. See the next error.
0×0021 (33): The specified target URI cannot be used as a target. It either doesn't exist, or it is not a pingback-enabled resource. For example, on a blog, typically only permalinks are pingback-enabled, and trying to pingback the home page, or a set of posts, will fail with this error.
0×0030 (48): The pingback has already been registered.
0×0031 (49): Access denied.
0×0032 (50): The server could not communicate with an upstream server, or received an error from an upstream server, and therefore could not complete the request. This is similar to HTTP's 402 Bad Gateway error. This error SHOULD be used by pingback proxies when propagating errors.

In addition, [FaultCodes] defines some standard fault codes that servers MAY use to report higher level errors.

Servers MUST respond to this function call either with a single string or with a fault code.

If the pingback request is successful, then the return value MUST be a single string, containing as much information as the server deems useful. This string is only expected to be used for debugging purposes.

If the result is unsuccessful, then the server MUST respond with an RPC fault value. The fault code should be either one of the codes listed above, or the generic fault code zero if the server cannot determine the correct fault code.

Clients MAY ignore the return value, whether the request was successful or not. It is RECOMMENDED that clients do not show the result of successful requests to the user.

Upon receiving a request, servers MAY do what they like. However, the following steps are RECOMMENDED:

The server MAY attempt to fetch the source URI to verify that the source does indeed link to the target.
The server MAY check its own data to ensure that the target exists and is a valid entry.
The server MAY check that the pingback has not already been registered.
The server MAY record the pingback.
The server MAY regenerate the site's pages (if the pages are static).

4. Conformance Requirements

To claim conformance to this specification a pingback client MUST support server autodiscovery as described in this specification and MUST correctly send pingback XML-RPC calls.

To claim conformance to this specification a pingback server MUST be able to receive pingback XML-RPC calls and MUST always return results that conform to the allowed return values. Returning detailed (non-zero) fault codes is OPTIONAL.

Note that some pingback servers may not have associated pages. For example, a pingback gateway server could be standalone, and other pages would then use the link element to link to this gateway server instead of providing a server of their own. To claim conformance to this specification a pingback-enabled resource MUST have either an HTTP X-Pingback header or a link element in order to allow for server autodiscovery.

To claim conformance to this specification a pingback user agent MUST support server autodiscovery as described in this specification, MUST correctly send pingback XML-RPC calls, MUST be able to receive pingback XML-RPC calls, MUST always return results that conform to the allowed return values (returning detailed (non-zero) fault codes is OPTIONAL), and MUST have either an HTTP X-Pingback header or a link element on all potential target pages in order to allow for server autodiscovery.

5. Example

Here is a more detailed look at what could happen between Alice and Bob during the example described in the introduction.

Alice posts to her blog. The post she's made includes a link to a post on Bob's blog. The permalink to Alice's new post is http://alice.example.org/#p123, and the URL of the link to Bob's blog is http://bob.example.net/#foo.
Alice's blogging system parses all the external links out of Alice's post, and finds http://bob.example.net/#foo.
It then requests the first 5 kilobytes of the page referred to by the link.
It looks for an X-Pingback header, but fails to find one.
It scans this page fragment for the pingback link tag, which it finds:
```
<link rel="pingback" href="http://bob.example.net/xmlrpcserver">
```
If this tag had not been contained in the page, then Bob's blog would not support pingback, so Alice's software would have given up here (moving on to the next link found in step 2).
Next, since the link was there, it executes the the following XML-RPC call to http://bob.example.net/xmlrpcserver:
```
pingback.ping('http://alice.example.org/#p123', 'http://bob.example.net/#foo')
```
Alice's blogging system repeats step 3 to 6 for each external link that was found in the post.

There ends the work undertaken by Alice's system. The rest of the work is performed by Bob's blog.

Bob's blog receives a ping from Alice's blog (the ping sent in step 6 above), naming http://alice.example.org/#p123 (the site linking to Bob) andhttp://bob.example.net/#foo (the page Alice linked to).
Bob's blog confirms that http://bob.example.net/#foo is in fact a post on this blog.
It then requests the content of http://alice.example.org/#p123 and checks the Content-Type of the entity returned to make sure it is text of some sort.
It verifies that this content does indeed contain a link to http://bob.example.net/#foo (to prevent spamming of pingbacks).
Bob's blog also retrieves other data required from the content of Alice's new post, such as the page title, an extract of the page content surrounding the link to Bob's post, any attributes indicating which language the page is in, and so forth.
Finally, Bob's post records the pingback in its database, and regenerates the static pages referring to Bob's post so that they mention the pingback.

A. References

[RFC 2119]: Key words for use in RFCs to Indicate Requirement Levels, S. Bradner. IETF, March 1997. RFC 2119 is available at http://www.normos.org/ietf/rfc/rfc2119.txt.
[RFC 2396]: Uniform Resource Identifiers (URI): Generic Syntax, T. Berners-Lee, R. Fielding, L. Masinter. IETF, August 1998. RFC 2396 is available at http://www.normos.org/ietf/rfc/rfc2396.txt
[XML-RPC]: XML-RPC Specification, D. Winer. UserLand Software, Inc, June 1999. XML-RPC is available at http://www.xmlrpc.com/spec
[FaultCodes]: Specification for Fault Code Interoperability, D. Libby, et al. May 2001. The Specification for Fault Code Interoperability is available at http://xmlrpc-epi.sourceforge.net/specs/rfc.fault_codes.php

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Pingback 1.0

Abstract

Status of This Document

Available languages

Errata

Table of Contents

1. Introduction

1.1. Technical Details

1.2. Definitions

2. Server Autodiscovery

2.1. HTTP Header

2.2. Link Element

2.3. Autodiscovery Algorithm

3. XML-RPC Interface

4. Conformance Requirements

5. Example

A. References

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