I really hate Experts-Exchange.com. They are always mucking up my Google searches. The internet is place for people to help other people for free (yeah, you can get pr0n there too). Experts-Exchange not only makes you pay for their service, but they also have ads on their pages. WTF?
I paid for [...]

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I love Google. Everything they do is absolutely golden to me. Take Gmail for instance; it rocks and I encourage everyone I meet to use it. This has led to quite a few problems for me, as the first things I hear after I help someone set up their account are:

Where are [...]

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I may not be the norm among iPod users but I never leave any music in my iTunes Library. I don’t like to have my PC loaded up with music I can listen to by simply connecting my iPod. While I do have my songs backed up on an external drive, not having [...]

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When you start a new web site, the first thing you want is more traffic. More traffic = more page impressions = more popularity = more advertising money! It’s no surprise that the most questions I receive about starting a web site have to do with gaining more traffic.
The first and most important [...]

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I hate SPAM. I am sure everyone does. I have a special hatred for SPAM because I am the senior administrator of a large network (about 1000 users). Almost each one of them have a mailbox. When you have a place to stuff email, you have a place to stuff SPAM. [...]

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I recently stumbled accross pad2pad.com, a site that will build custom circuit boards for you. You design your board using a free software package downloadable from their site. The package even includes and order form so you can order your board right away.

I really wish I had found these guys about two months [...]

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Happy System Administrator Appreciation Day! If you are a System Administrator (like myself), my hats off to you! If you know of a System Administrator, tell him / her / them how great they are.
System Administrators spend day in and day out making sure you have those digital needs and luxuries. Yet [...]

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I guess it’s that time again: Time for Google to update the PageRank. All I hear on other blogs or forums is preparing for the update. Links to PageRank prediction engines, tips on increasing your PR, etc. etc…
Some people complain that people are skipping out on writing decent posts just to build links [...]

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John Cow Dot Com has a brilliant way of raising the stats of your site. He has started a link train. I think this is a brilliant idea for people just starting out or sites looking to increase their page rank.
I’ll admit, I did not find out about this directly. A friend [...]

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I work with a lot of Cisco and other networking equipment almost every day. TFTPD32 is one of the best tools I have found yet. Tftpd32 includes DHCP, TFTP, SNTP and Syslog servers as well as a TFTP client. It is easy to use, works great with large Cisco IOS files, and [...]

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