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25
How to recover your website from the Google Panda Update
"Has your website been hit with the Panda update recently? A large number of websites have seen massive decreases in traffic, some with over a 60% loss in traffic. Since it hit there have been stories about numerous companies dependent on Google traffic that have been forced to layoff employees."
Apr 25th, 2011 — Started by Bigwebmaster in Google SEOApr
18
RocketTheme Wordpress Themes Review
"I was recently provided with a WordPress Developer Membership at the RocketTheme website. My initial first impression of the WordPress designs here is that a great deal of attention has gone into the look and feel of each template. Many of the templates use CSS2 and CSS3 features, and have many dynamically run JavaScript effects often based off of the MooTools JavaScript Framework."
Apr 18th, 2011 — Started by Bigwebmaster in Website Design ForumApr
09
New Internet system tracks your location down to 690 meters
"Online adverts could soon start stalking you. A new way of working out where you are by looking at your internet connection could pin down your current location to within a few hundred meters."
Apr 9th, 2011 — Started by Bigwebmaster in General DiscussionApr
01
Raise your knee, send email! New Google Motion Beta.
"If you have a webcam and can move your body, you can use Google Motion -- Google's latest innovative technology, utilizing body motion, to translate to computer commands."
Apr 1st, 2011 — Started by ATNO/TW in Google APIs, Tools, and AppsMar
31
Google Introduces the +1 Button
"Yesterday Google introduced the +1 button which is similar to the Facebook Like button in that you can socially share recommendations with the world. I have no doubt Google will start using this data as signals to help rank their pages too. Eventually Google plans to allow websites to place the +1 buttons on their own web pages too, currently it is only showing in the Google Search results."
Mar 31st, 2011 — Started by Bigwebmaster in Google SEOMar
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Ozzu breaks record for most people online since Aug 3, 2007
"Back in August of 2007 Ozzu set a record for the most traffic it had online in any given hour. It took almost 3 1/2 years to finally approach that number again, but today we have finally toppled it hitting at one point 2691 visitors in a single hour's period."
Mar 31st, 2011 — Started by Bigwebmaster in General DiscussionMar
22
Spam drops as Microsoft takes down large Rustock Botnet
"Microsoft has successfully taken down a larger, more notorious and complex botnet known as Rustock. This botnet is estimated to have approximately a million infected computers operating under its control and has been known to be capable of sending billions of spam mails every day, including fake Microsoft lottery scams and offers for fake – and potentially dangerous – prescription drugs."
Mar 22nd, 2011 — Started by Bigwebmaster in Microsoft Windows ForumFeb
23
Doodle4Google 2011
"The close of registration for this year's Doodle4Google is quickly approaching. March 2nd is the deadline for registration this year, and the submission deadline is March 16th."
Feb 23rd, 2011 — Started by ATNO/TW in General DiscussionFeb
23
Windows 7 SP1 and Server 2008 R2 SP1 released.
"Both service packs were released yesterday."
Feb 23rd, 2011 — Started by ATNO/TW in Microsoft Windows ForumJan
20
Google PageRank Update January 2011
"After so many months there is finally a Google PR Update."
Jan 20th, 2011 — Started by cyberax in Google SEOJan
20
Eric Schmidt to Step Down, Larry Page to Step Up
"It looks like starting April 4th 2011, Eric Schmidt will be stepping down as CEO of Google, and Co-Founder Larry Page will assume the role. Sergey Brin appears to be devoting his efforts to new products and Eric Schmidt will stick around to focus on new and existing business relationships."
Jan 20th, 2011 — Started by joebert in Other Google Information and ResourcesJan
12
Google to remove H.264 codec support from Chrome
"Looks like websites utilizing the HTML5 <video> tag will need to make a few changes to their content in the next couple of months if they're currently serving up H.264 video content."
Jan 12th, 2011 — Started by spork in Website Design ForumJan
11
Verizon to have iPhone's in Feb, 2011
"On January 11, 2011, at 11:11am (1/11/11 11:11am), Verizon released a statement that they are going to now be able to offer the iPhone with their service starting on Feb 10, 2011. The timing is interesting however, as AT&T may still have a big upper hand compared to Verizon with regards to selling the iPhone."
Jan 11th, 2011 — Started by Bigwebmaster in General DiscussionJan
05
YMCA Using Joomla CMS
"Over the New Year the YMCA had a major overhaul of their logo/branding, and their websites launched. The websites are a lot easier to use and share a consistent theme between all of the major branches of the YMCA now. One thing you might not realize unless you were subscribed to the YMCA Facebook page early after the overhaul however, is that they're apparently running on top of the Joomla CMS."
Jan 5th, 2011 — Started by joebert in Website Design ForumDec
21
URL Shorteners VS GET Variables
"You know, I was just looking at a shortened URL the other day, and it was something like "domain.com/1jx820xu". Then I started thinking about the whole "SEO friendly" URL craze, which in turn lead to good old GET variables (?id=abcdef). Why not just go back to using GET variables?"
Dec 21st, 2010 — Started by joebert in Website Design ForumDec
16
Time Magazine Person of the Year: Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg
"The creator of Facebook is Time Magazine's Person of the year. For connecting more than half a billion people and mapping the social relations among them, for creating a new system of exchanging information and for changing how we live our lives, Mark Elliot Zuckerberg is TIME's 2010 Person of the Year."
Dec 16th, 2010 — Started by Bigwebmaster in General DiscussionNov
13
If the USPS Goes Broke, What Happens to Free Shipping ?
"I just read that the United States Postal Service lost USD $8.5 Billion in 2010, and some people are speculating that the USPS will go under in 2011. Then I started thinking about the things I just had shipped to me for free this week, all through the USPS. What happens to free shipping if the USPS actually does go under in 2011 ?"
Nov 13th, 2010 — Started by joebert in General DiscussionNov
13
Say Hello to My Little Friend
"Spoof decides that the two cores in his new AMD Athlon II X2 210e Regor processor aren't enough, so he decides to experiment with a core unlocker, which has Ubuntu now reporting the processor as being an AMD Phenom II X4 910e"
Nov 13th, 2010 — Started by SpooF in HardwareNov
12
mysqldump Resulting in Incomplete Backup on New Server
"After moving to a new server with more powerful hardware, using mysqldump via SSH to create a backup of the database appears to only be dumping 650Mb when 2.2Gb is expected."
Nov 12th, 2010 — Started by basketmen in Website Hosting ForumNov
01
Movember
"Anyone here taking part in the annual Movember? Movember is an annual month long event where men around the world grow a moustache to help raise awareness and funds for men's health issues, such as prostate cancer and depression. There are alot of people talking about skin cancer and breast cancer yet not alot is said about some of the diseases and illnesses men can get that haven't been as heavily invested in. Movember is in my opinion a great way to have a bit of fun, for those clean shaven, and show that you support the idea behind the events."
Nov 1st, 2010 — Started by SB in General DiscussionOct
30
Who Needs Privacy? Apparently Several Million People
"It looks like the on-line privacy wars are finally going to come to a head. Google, Facebook, and Zynga are among targets of recently filed class action lawsuits accusing them of doing just about anything that has to do with privacy, wrong. I think the lawyers are going to make out better than usual on this one, by the time this is over nobody's going to want to tell anyone their address when it comes time to send out the checks."
Oct 30th, 2010 — Started by joebert in General DiscussionOct
28
Duplicate Title Errors on rel="canonical" Pages
"In Google Webmaster Tools I've got about 50 instances of "Duplicate Title Tags" errors in the HTML Suggestions area. Normally I would just download the table and get to work, but I'm not so sure I need to do anything this time, and here's why."
Oct 28th, 2010 — Started by joebert in Google SEOOct
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GoDaddy mail servers blocked by AHBL.org
"In response to problem one of my company's customers was having with email to us being rejected, I did some research based on information from a copy of the NDR he sent to me. His company's website is hosted with GoDaddy and that's where email was originating from. After some very fast research, it was a no-brainer to determine that GoDaddy is seriously blocked by AHBL."
Oct 26th, 2010 — Started by ATNO/TW in Website Hosting ForumOct
25
IP Address Space (IPv4) Shrinks to 5%, will run out in 2011
"A few days ago The Number Resource Organization (NRO) announced that less than five percent of the world's IPv4 addresses remain unallocated. It apparently dipped below 10% in January of 2010, and is expected to completely run out in early 2011."
Oct 25th, 2010 — Started by Bigwebmaster in General DiscussionOct
20
Will HTML5 replace Flash?
"Do you think HTML 5 will soon replace most content created in Flash? It does have some advantages like being indexable by search engines and no need for a browser with a plugin (that wants to upgrade every few months)."
Oct 20th, 2010 — Started by sterweber in Flash and ActionScript ForumFeatured Tutorial: Multi-Column Layout Using CSS Float
For this tutorial, we're targeting a layout that has three columns of content with spaces at the top and bottom for a header and footer. The page will be a fixed width and will also be centered in the browser's display area (the figure to your left).
We'll begin with an XHTML page structure in its most simple form. In the <head> of our document, we'll point to an external CSS file.
Once upon a time, web developers used the HTML element <table> to layout content columns. This practice is now recognized as cumbersome and not very semantic.
These days, instead of using <table>, we use the <div> element as a container for content. Once you get the hang of it, using <div> becomes very liberating and greatly reduces the amount of markup needed to layout a page.
This is an intermediate level tutorial that discusses one method of multi-column page layout. It assumes the reader has a good knowledge and understanding of HTML and CSS.
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