Archive for February, 2008
Free Issue of Testing at JB’s Site
Hi,
For those of you that follow James Brausch, he does put out quality stuff. His latest item is a newsletter called Testing. It looks interesting, I wish I had subscribed during one of his specials. In any event, he is giving away the introductory copy of the newsletter to individuals that link to the specific [...]
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Understanding the Creative Commons License
Hi,
Just yesterday I posted an entry entitled “Using Images On Your Blog Post” and in the entry I mentioned the Creative Commons License. Today, I’ll expand upon this licensing scheme and explain what it is.
In the “old days” when copyright infringement was rampant on the web (it probably still is) people took images from anywhere [...]
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False Promises And The $10,000 Scam
Hi,
If you read my About page then you will know that I spent atleast $10,000 over the last few years chasing dreams. Much like the people that spend that much gambling at the casinos or that purchase lottery tickets. I’ve read that you are more likely to get hit by lightning that winning a lottery.
So why [...]
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Product Release - Imminent
Hi All,
I am about to release my first software product and am looking for a few that would be willing to help me test it out.
If all goes well with the beta test, then it will be released within 1-2 weeks thereafter.
Do you want to be a beta tester? Beta testers receive a copy of the [...]
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Using Images on Your Blog Posts
Hi,
I’ve seen arguments both ways on this topic - do you use images on your blog posts, or not? There are those that absolutely will not use them as it could deter the visitor from the post itself and lessen the impact of the site and information. But there are others that add images to [...]
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Could Your Internet Business Survive a Nuclear Attack? Part II
Hi,
Wow - I e-mailed DNSMadeEasy and rec’d a reply within minutes! Good customer service.
So they confirmed my assumption. This is how the system would work:
Site 1 at Host A.
Site 1 - Backup at Host B.
Set your DNS settings at your domain name registrar to the DNS address provided by DNS Made Easy.
Manage your DNS for [...]
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