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Friday, 17 August 2007 |
I have discovered one of the best resources for us. It is called DigitalPoint. It has a co-op ad network, among other webmaster tools, but the jewel is the forum. Once you have completed some things, the revenue from AdSense is shared, and you get to post your links in your signature, which gives high PR, quality backlinks. Digital Point has whitehats, blackhats, directory owners, AdSense people, and more)
I just "discovered" (really just stopped lurking and finally joined), and it is well worth it. Check it out!
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Friday, 17 August 2007 |
I am constantly mucking around the internet, and it seems that directories are popular for many webmasters. I have recently made my own. I had the time, so I went ahead and just built the thing. One unique thing about my web directory is that it has a special section for MySpace and Xanga profiles, so you can post your own personal profile, or your band profile there. Should you need a special category, I would love to have you suggest me one. All the links are free, one-way or reciprocal, and I appreciate any and all reciprocal links you could provide me. Featured links are available for $5, as well. Please note that all links are lifetime, meaning they never get deleted. Just don't post any adult/porn sites, and all will be well.
That said, I will drop the link to my little directory experiment, in hope you can use it to build your PageRank. Thanks!
Tip Top Directory
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Thursday, 16 August 2007 |
Dreamhost had a big network issue today, which brought me down during a peak hour, with lots of users online...I wish my cache extension was intelligent enough to make the pages static when a speed problem begins to happen...
Oh well...Site is back, and I hope nobody missed out on anything...no use crying over spilled milk!
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Thursday, 16 August 2007 |
I was recently asked by of AskTheAdmin to be a contributing blogger. I heartily accepted, and from time to time I will post there, and cross post the first paragraph here with a "Read More" link to the article. That said, this is the first article I have written for AtA, and I hope you enjoy it. It has to do with my experiences using Vista and Kubuntu, which eventually lead to me Upgrading to XP from Vista, which isn't a typo. It really was an upgrade, despite the fact that Vista is newer.
Go over to AskTheAdmin and check out the article, and let me know what you think!
Read the Article (Opens in New Tab)
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Monday, 13 August 2007 |
As I go about revamping my laptop (getting ready for college classes again, and accidentally messing up my partition tables), removing Vista, and going back to XP, reinstalling Kubuntu and organizing files, I am in awe and great appreciation of a couple new (to me) Firefox extensions. Firefox is already one of the most versatile browsers out there, and these make it likely the most versatile.
The reason is primarily thanks to the FEBE extension, A.K.A. the Firefox Environment Backup Extension. This sweet extension will not only back up your bookmarks, but it will also back up all of your extensions as .xpi files, settings, saved form information, cache, and more! Since this extension does all this, you can set up Firefox once, schedule backups, and should you ever have to reinstall, you have your backups to rely on for getting Firefox QUICKLY back up to your own personal specifications. Not only that, but this extension will allow you to have consistency across operating systems and computers, in all of your Firefoxes, as you can now easily have the same extensions and settings between them all.
FEBE coupled with Foxmarks allows you to have a consistent copy of your bookmarks wherever you go. Instead of having to Google everything, or copy a bookmarks file from one computer to another, it automatically syncs, combines, and updates your bookmarks every time you open Firefox, no matter what computer or operating system you are on! This is a priceless extension for having the same bookmarks on both my Kubuntu and Windows installations! I love it!
Besides that, the other extensions I always recommend are Adblock Plus, Greasemonkey, Woot Watcher, and Bugmenot. They all make my browsing experience more enjoyable and more efficient.
That said, download Firefox if you aren't already using it (and if you are) get these extensions, and give them a shot! You have nothing to lose, and will likely gain more free time!
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