Some people might question my integrity on this post but let me clarify. I was offered a free hosting ticket (free when I buy a domain name) by Godaddy with no mention of ads being added to my site, I only saw the ads after I installed a wordpress blog in my new free hosting. [...]
Entries from March 2008
Hide Ads on Godaddy free hosting
March 29th, 2008 by Alex Costa · 51 Comments
Tags: quick & easy tips · Web Design
Web Page to Image Conversion
March 21st, 2008 by drpratten · 3 Comments
Got a project that needs a bunch of images of web pages or web page thumbnails? Trying to batch convert html to jpeg or png? I have just such a project underway and my preference was to be able to use a command similar to wget on a linux VPS (it might be called imagewget) [...]
Tags: Site News
Research Using Google Notebook
March 21st, 2008 by drpratten · No Comments
I don’t know about you, but I am often checking out new ideas on the web and trying to write a report or essay that that makes sense to someone else. Until I discovered Google Notebook I kept notes in Word or a text editor. That works OK, but recording the URL, a quote clip [...]
Tags: Site News
Open Source Social Networking – Finally!
March 20th, 2008 by drpratten · 1 Comment
The lads and lasses over at less everything have been busy! They have released an open source social networking system based on Ruby on Rails. Ray Cheung spotted this and wrote a great post over at webappers.com. LOVDbyLess is aiming to be the WordPress of social networks – and why not? Why should Facebook have [...]
Tags: Social Networking
SP1 Update for Vista
March 19th, 2008 by Alex Costa · No Comments
Microsoft claims this Vista update will improve stability, security and performance. It also warns that the Update could cause some software to malfunction, including some security software like the anti-virus from BitDefender and Trend Micro. The other programmes that may be affected by this update are: BitDefender AV Fujitsu Shock Sensor Jiangmin KV Antivirus 10 [...]
Tags: Applications · OS & Servers · Security · Technology
Phorm – advertising based on your browsing history…. is it good?
March 18th, 2008 by Alex Costa · 1 Comment
According to the web creator Sir Tim Berners-Lee, it is not a good idea and it infringes upon consumer rights. Two major ISPs in the UK (BT & Virgin) have already signed up to use (or be used by) Phorm to track user’s browsing history in order to do targeted advertising. I didn’t really like [...]
Tags: Citizen Journalism · Technology
