O rei de Alex do blogger do companheiro é um guy excepcionalmente talented, nunca cessa de espantar me com seu adeptness em criar novo, e uns encaixes úteis mais importantes para os gostos de Wordpress e para fazer o a maioria de algum do…

Se você estiver lendo este, então presumably você está vendo o borne em uma janela de browser ou um programa do email através do serviço livre dos updates, mas como você começaria seu reparo regular de Figs dos Sig se você não tiver o acesso…

A ponta rápida de sábado desta semana é uma para qualquer um que começa um shipload do Spam.

Instale o antispam que filtra em seu blog (Akismet, a palavra) ou envía todo o email a GMail para filtrar do Spam. Treine os filtros embandeirando positivos falsos ou…

Faça-o vêem sempre 404 erros faltantes estranhos da página em seus weblogs ou em sua página do diagnóstico das ferramentas de Google Webmaster. Estas páginas contêm frequentemente o termo “office2003blue” furado entre um URL e um endereço para uma página em seu local….

Como organizado é seu computador desktop? Não muito? Mesmos aqui! Eu instalo e testo programas quase em uma base diária e desarrumam meu desktop com os ícones novos. Eu conservo também algumas limas a meu desktop para o acesso realmente rápido….

Se você gostar de conectar com seus visitantes em um nível mais pessoal então tente este Wordpress novo classy Plugin de escritor Wayne Smallman do tech . I’m not sure I can claim to have inspired this plugin in any shape or…

I and others (including Sig Figs regular Wayne Smallman) have discussed how spammers have started trying to engage webmasters in comment spam conversations with a view to getting their stupid little messages through the spam filters and moderation processes. It’s quite…

Saturday QuickTip #2

Is your blog getting scraped? Don’t risk a Google duplicate content penalty. A simple Wordpress tweak to your feed-rss2.php file will make the scrapers link back to your original post.

Find your feed-rss2.php file in the wp-includes…

Everyone with a PC and various external hard drives, card readers, and other storage devices will no doubt recognize the frustration of running backup and reader software and getting path not found errors. It usually occurs because you set up…

PureBlogging ran a post by web designer Steven Snell on the subject of the advantages of running multiple blogs. In it, Snell offered what he sees as the top ten benefits. These included the chance to improve total income, increase…

Do you have a website or blog? Do you use Google’s Webmaster Tools? If not, why not? It’s one of the greatest tools available for free to help you improve the search engine optimization (SEO) aspects of your site.

With…

New research shows how an online learning community at Deakin University in Victoria, Australia, can improve creativity and boost learning using virtual tools with both newbies and experts working together.

“Within such a community the participants are exposed to a…

Here’s the first ever Saturday QuickTip (SQT) from Sig Figs

If you’re using webmail or blogging antispam tools don’t ever tag as spam emails that have come from your server (comment form messages, comment subscriptions, or test blog comments, for…

Some time ago, Rob Watts over on YackYack created a dynamic blog post, one that utilizes the rand function to appear to be discussing any given popular topic. A page refresh will bring up a new subject. It might be…

If you use WiFi access in public places or even at home or in an office, you could be open to all kinds of scams. Anyone with the know-how could access your login details, credit card number and other information…

There are lots of benefits to commenting on this site, some of them are altruistic, others are ephemeral, some of them are automatic. Take the effect on the Top Commentators Plugin, for instance. If you comment frequently, then the blogging…

I know it’s probably a little late for New Year’s Resolutions, unless you’re Chinese of course, and then it’s a bit early (The Year of the Rat begins February 8, 2008). Anyway, one of my thoughts for 2008 was to…

Jesse Ruderman posted a snippet of bookmarklet code you could call Asterisked Password Revealer. It’s a bookmarklet that shows you the passwords behind the asterisks, in case you forgot what you used and want to save it to a properly encrypted…