Solving the Monty Hall Problem (an Infographic)
I’ve been in the mood lately to do something “creative” and thought working on an infographic might be fun. I was going to make a graphic showing the price increase…
Globally Disable Comments and Pings in WordPress Multi-Site
Over the past couple years I’ve worked on a number of WordPress Multi-Sites that wanted to have their comments and pings disabled. In other words, they weren’t accepting comments and…
Got the answer I wanted from Google… just not as expected
Google search to find out what this HTML entity was and the lack of results told me everything!
Facebook Video Calling – First Impression
I had a chance to check out Facebook Video Calling last night with my parents. The video quality seemed really good, actually seemed to be a little better than normal…
SSL Certificate Scam – Yay or Nay?
Let me preface this post by saying that I could be completely wrong… I just want to rant and say those expensive Extended Validation SSL certificates are a big scam!…
8 Tips for Building an Annoying Website
1. Auto-resize the browser window Nothing says to me more that you know who I am and what I like than you automatically changing my browser windows size. Before I…
How to sync your iPhone to a new computer without losing data
Here is the easiest way to sync your iPhone to a new computer without losing data and having to re-organize everything.
How to search for user last name in the WordPress Users dashboard
Have a client with almost 2500 users in their WordPress site and they wanted to be able to search their users by last name. By default this is not enabled…
Are Microsoft Bing & Yahoo getting into shaddy SEO practices?
Two spam comments on my site today, both comments are non-sensical, but the interesting part is the URL. One of them had http://www.bing.com/ and the other http://www.yahoo.com/. This is a pretty common SEO trick to get more links back to your site. Is Bing and Yahoo employing this trick?
Dear 1and1
I got this lovely email from 1and1 today… Here is the gist, they’re upgrading the Business package feature set. Now I can get unlimited emails (which I don’t use), unlimited…