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Free eMail for Your Domains with Google Apps

{ Posted on Jul 02 2010 by Pixelrage }
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This may be a "yeah, I already knew this" scenario for some, but it might make others incredibly happy. If you've never heard of Google Apps, nor know about how you can create a Gmail account for all of your ...Read More »

There’s No Such Thing as Unlimited Bandwidth

{ Posted on Nov 17 2009 by Pixelrage }
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I think there's some kind of law of physics that would better explain this, but there's technically no such thing as "unlimited." That goes especially for anything in the marketplace. If there's one thing I never understood, it's the phrases ...Read More »

Protect Your Images from Thieves

{ Posted on Oct 27 2009 by Pixelrage }
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About a year ago, an image of web 2.0 logos that I created on my Web 2.0 Squidoo lens was stolen by this scumbag, and to my utter horror, he got a Google Images page 1 position 1 rank for ...Read More »

Don’t Forget to NoFollow Your Old Work

{ Posted on Oct 25 2009 by Pixelrage }
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Like it or not, NoFollow is here to stay. I've actually grown to respect it as a webmaster - it's a great way to retain page strength (I tried hard not to say "Page Rank" since I hate it), while ...Read More »

Frustrations of Username Registration

{ Posted on Sep 26 2009 by Pixelrage }
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Have you ever attempted to create a group on LinkedIn? I've done so today, and man, was I furious. Here's the premise: you have to fill out an ENTIRE page of information about the group. Normally, I'm not one to ...Read More »

How Not to Treat Your Forum Visitors

{ Posted on Sep 12 2009 by Pixelrage }
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Sometimes it amazes me how forum moderators treat their visitors. Certain forums seem to get too big for their britches, and have a pre-conceived notion that your participation (a.k.a, your creation of fresh content for them, which benefits them greatly) ...Read More »