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SEO is short for search engine optimization. In a nutshell, SEO boils down to the techniques involved in increasing your presence on the web so that you re more likely to be found online. Studies have shown that most people don t go very far in when they do a search online. It s surprising when someone goes [ ]
MATE Vertical Panels I ve sometimes heard people say that MATE can t provide vertical taskbars panel, so I thought I d check if that s so. It seems that it can (as can be seen here), and it s just a matter of either changing the orientation of an existing taskbars panel to left or right instead of [ ]
It occurred to me that just tucking a new page into my blog without letting anyone know about it isn t the best idea in the world, so a few words might be in order: The new page is for a Gforth cheat sheet which is the result of a collaborative effort of several months. It s [ ]
MH370 revisited There s some recent activity related to MH370 in the news, making this a good time for me to once again bring up the debris field I found that nobody followed up on. Important: A full size monitor is needed to see the images below properly. A phone or tablet is too small. Back [ ]
I figured I d post an update on the huge debris field I had found on the tomnod site in March. I pretty well gave up tagging pieces of debris because CNN, Fox, and several other news agencies displayed no interest in it, and because every time I returned to the debris field on the tomnod [ ]
MH370 maybe Like many of you, I ve been looking through lots of satellite photos in an attempt to help find MH370. In order to to this, I ve been using the Tomnod web interface. Several days ago I found what appears to be a rather large debris field in the Indian Ocean. According to a video [ ]
The Universal Backup Script has been updated to version 2. This version creates a temporary directory to do its work in, and the format of the include file has been simplified. Examples are on the Universal Backup Script page.
I added the CheckMyIP page to the Network section. It contains commands to quickly find your internal or external IP.
These pages got updated today: ExportPaths GettingHelp NetworkUpDown RunAScript StaticIP ViewAllManPages Zip
Today I decided to formally add my voice to the many that are debating the topic of Mono in Linux. To prevent this from being just another declaration of emotions, some research was in order. The results were kind of surprising! Here s what I found: What is Mono? The answer can be found on Mono s [ ]