While coding some PHP for simple up to moderately complicated websites I’ve often wondered whether or not I picked the right tools for the job. As most people know by now, the easiest way nowadays to build a website is to use a prebuild CMS such as Joomla – however if you’re fine with the [...]
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It’s almost impossible, but it seems that some people haven’t read or heard about MMORPG currency trading-sites… Personally I read about it nearly daily, thanks to the huge loads of comment spam, and the load of advertisements for these companies in ads on websites.
Anyway, what these companies basically do, is trade ‘real life’ money, such [...]
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Apparently the guys over at ProBlogger have decided to start giving away a whole lot of prices for their birthday. Not too shocking, of course. Though, according to their article, the total worth of the prices exceeds the $54 000, that’s a whole lot of money!
All you’ve got to do in order to stand a [...]
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Today is Google’s ninth birthday! What started as a project from two graduate university students in California. Now is a billion dollar company, with over 13.000 employees. Everyone around the world must have heard of Google these days (If not, I wonder how you got on this site anyway), and millions of them use the [...]
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Crime & justice, perhaps this has been the most seen subject in movies, books and computer games, after romance of course. This also makes it pretty logical that TV programs such as CSI and all of its spin offs become fairly-very popular.
However, so far I haven’t seen any blogs regarding this subject while browsing on [...]
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When surfing on the net today I stumbled upon something interesting. It’s the site www.truemors.com (bastardization of true and rumor), it’s a blog about rumors -obviously- and funny news facts ran by Guy Kawasaki (who formerly worked at Apple). Nothing new so far, however, the site has got some interesting and unique futures. It is [...]
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Ever from the first announcements I read about OpenID, I’ve been trying to stay right on top of this interesting decentralized but universal username/password system. Basically OpenID is one login name and password on a third party site that will let you login using this url on thousands of sites, without having to sign up [...]
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I would like to show to you all an interesting site, CouponChief! Holiday season is coming again and as we all know that equals gifts, and gifts equal money.
Couponchief can help you out in these times, on their site you can find all sorts of promo codes, coupons, deals and discounts.
And I’m not lying here, [...]
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After my (way too short and fantastically relaxed vacation) I’m now doing my best to return to my ‘regular’ blogging habits. A part of that is browsing the web to see what’s happening around the world as well as on the internet or blogosphere.
The easiest ways to do so are usually social news or [...]
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Personally I’ve never been much of a fan of what ever kinds of (personal) gossip, I rather read early technology news or, as you might also just name it, tech gossip.
It’s fairly logical though that there are appearing more sites on the web that are related to celebrity gossip, of course they aim at [...]
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