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rel=”nofollow” tags were initially introduced by Google to help prevent comment spam. In other words, to prevent spammers from bombarding your site with links to their in the hope of gaining link popularity and Page Rank points. The problem is that many developers are using nofollow to “hoard PR” (hoard PageRank), which may hurt them in the long run…
The basic premise here is that you are migrating an existing gallery2 installation and you want to keep your albums, photos, descriptions, permissions, users, etc. in tact…
New nameservers need to be registered with your registrar before they can be used…
Optimize Open Office to reduce memory usage with these quick changes that will improve your computer’s performance…
With the economy in such poor shape, you would think that people would be praising any company that offered anyone a way to make money in a legal manner. A company that offered such an option with no skill requirement involved would be hearing their praises sung, right? And if such a company offered homeless people a way to make some money without panhandling, but by actually providing a service that required nothing more from them than to do what they normally do, wouldn’t they be satisfying bleeding hearts to no end? No. In fact, such a company would apparently be flooded with…
This year’s New Media Expo (formerly Blogworld) took place in the Convention (and outrageous fun!) capitol of the world, Las Vegas, NV, January 6-8, 2013, at the Rio Convention Center. There were a number of highlights and takeaways and for someone like me, who blogs professionally and personally, I thought it was a great way to kick off 2013. Nothing says new year like new media…
It’s March 2013 and yet another South By Southwest Interactive Festival has come and gone in the flash of an eye (like the click of a mouse). And yet again they pull off one of, if not, the best interactive festivals in the industry…
In 2012 there were 24,569 conference participants from 72 foreign countries attending 1,033 sessions with 2,591 speakers. By all counts, 2013’s participant stats are even higher. They say everything is bigger and better in Texas.
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