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Most of you having a site have probably noticed that we get most of our traffic from Google and less from Yahoo. My friend told me about a technique yesterday on how to get Yahoo! to index our blogs better.
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Davak at Tech-Recipes has a great post about their experience on the actions of Digg users.
Many webmasters try to manipulate digg in order to gain traffic. Others fear that digg will eat up massive amounts of bandwidth and crash their servers. Having experienced both the slashdot effect (aka “being slashdotted”) and the digg effect, we wanted to share what we have learned from these experiences.
Continue reading ‘Top 10 things you should know about the Digg Effect’
Currently at V9 TP2 Build 8321 (Windows), weekly builds are demonstrating advanced features and speed enhancements that other browsers are offering “screenshots” for in “alpha” versions. Versions available for Linux, Mac, and Windows platforms.
Check here
Block all kind of ads, even hide ad containers. Also tells how to easily hide the banner ad on digg frontpage, including the blue container.
Before trying out the new alpha version, check out these screenshots to see which features are added.
Firefox is one my favorite browsers after Opera. One of the things it is well known for is the support for extensions. Here I have listed out a few extensions for Firefox that will make you really say “Firefox rocks!”.
A weblog is a compilation of thoughts,ideas,facts or news that someone has decided to put online. One of its greatest benefits is that it frees us from ‘Web Design’. You write what you want, click a button and its posted on the Internet. The need for page design in the case for blogs is not compulsary. All you have to do is to install a new theme and your sites design is done. As a result the number of bloggers on the web has exploded.
In no particular order 55 reasons to do tableless websites using valid XHTML for markup, CSS for layout and Flash sparingly, only as an ingredient.
Blogs are sorted according to the latest posts and so your old posts will be hidden in the blog archives. ME Strauss of Successful Blog suggested a few points to promote blog archive. I will show you how to promote your WordPress Archive with help of some WordPress plugins.
Matt has posted WordPress 2.0.2, which is a security fix release. If you run a WordPress blog, update it ASAP - you don’t want to wait until people figure out how to exploit the security flaw in WP 2.0.1.
The problems addressed are unannounced XSS issues privately discovered and reported to the WordPress team. Thanks to Mark Jaquith, Robert Deaton, and David House for assisting with this release.
