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Upgrading Your WordPress Blog

by Scott | Jan 21, 2007 | Computers - How to, Web Design

Upgrading WordPress is an important part of your security, yet many people put it off because it can be intimidating, even though they have step by step WordPress upgrade instructions. Well I’m here to tell you that it’s not that hard, and to prove it,...

Speeding Up Media Files

by Scott | Jan 12, 2007 | Computers - How to, Search Engines, SEO

I watch and listen to more than my share of online tutorials, both in audio and video format. I listen on my pc, and I take some for later on an Ipod, and there’s nothing I hate more than being unproductive. Most of what I choose to view (or hear) is necessary...

10 Things To Know About Your Domain Name

by Scott | Nov 27, 2006 | Computers - How to, General interest, SEO, SEO-101, Technology News, Web Design, Web Hosting

There is an entire industry that does nothing except buy and resell expired domain names, and most of their inventory comes from grabbing the expired domain names of businesses just like yours. Knowing these ten items below could save you hours of time &...

Comcast Remote 30 Second Skip Commercials – Motorola DCT3412

by Scott | Oct 9, 2006 | Computers - How to, General interest, Technology News

I found a code online that lets me add this feature to my Comcast remote. What I liked most about my Dish DVR was the ability to press a button and skip forward 30 seconds in a recorded program. This feature allowed me to skip commercials, which was the main benefit...

My Space for Parents – A Guide to Internet Safety

by Scott | Oct 9, 2006 | Computers - How to, Social Networking

Even though I’m online 12+ hours a day, what I DON’T know about the Myspace community is enough to fill hundreds of pages. Internet Consultant Mark Harris has written a book called My Space 4 Parents. In his downloadable Ebook, he includes six videos too,...

RAID Hard Drive Arrays Made Simple

by Scott | Oct 2, 2006 | Computers - How to

Someone sent me this illustrated RAID example that I just had to share… 😉 The RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks) defintions below are from WikiPedia, and they’re pretty good… There are number of different RAID levels: Level 0 — Striped...