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How secure is your data? Preventing the theft of your internet property.
Monday morning first thing and the phone rings. It's a typical call, since the previous Thursday a small business has noticed that some of the images on it's' website are starting to appear on other sites. They know enough to understand that once...
How to Run Ads Without Driving Visitors Crazy
As you travel around the web, you'll notice that most sites now
have ads in some form or another. Some of them are subtle, but
some of them just aren't - in fact, after a while, the ads at
some sites can annoy you enough that you'll either block...
Optimizing Pages with JavaScript and Style Sheets for Search Engines
Background Search Engines use a number of criteria to decide what a given web page is all about. These criteria, which can be different from Search Engine to Search Engine, and which may even change over time, all aim at deciding how "relevant" a...
Running ColdFusion on your Web Server
Designing a Website in ColdFusion
Linux, Solaris, and Windows Servers can run an application
called ColdFusion for accessing web pages. A request for
web pages is made through an HTTP server in conjunction with
a ColdFusion Web...
Write A Newsletter To Get Site Visitors To Return!
How many visitors to your site *ever* return? Not as many as you would like, I bet! It is a lot easier and less time-consuming to promote your site to people who have *already* visited. So how do you do that? Well, you could: - Ask people to...
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An eMachines T2895 holiday
An eMachines T2895 holiday 'twas the night before
Christmas. And all through the house. Everyone heard ole
Grueling, cuss and shout!
NO click of the mouse. NO keyboard clatter. The BIOS ain't
happy. Who knows what's the matter?
A rude birthday present. A secret government; NSA plot. Whatever
the cause? The PS2 ports are shot!
Oh eMachines T2895. Only 23 months old. Upgraded with care. You
were too young to go!
Tomorrow is Christmas. The day I wrecked my car. I will bury it
with my T2895. At Crispin's junk yard.
There goes the holidays. Every day a fright. Crappy Christmas to
all. And many sleepless nights.
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