I’ve written about Addynamo before, as an Adsense alternative, but I’ve never really talked about one of the questions I always ask myself when testing out a new network : who’s using it? It’s one of the simpler ways of determining the legitimacy and worth of a new ad network and something I’m always on [...]
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March 25, 2010
WordPress 3.0
Most of you who follow WordPress development should already be aware of the merge between WP and WPMU, which will be seen in the release of WordPress 3.0. Unfortunately there’s still a limited amount of info available, but I’ll share some of what I’ve been able to find. Project Development Found on “WordPress Development Updates” [...]
February 23, 2010
WordPress 3.0
These are just some of the resources I follow regarding the development and release of WordPress 3.0 or “Multisite”. 1. WordPress Multisite Settings : Two screenshots of the WordPress Multisite Settings. 2. WordPress.org Roadmap – Current planned releases, and links to their respective milestones. 3. WordPress 3.0 – A deeper look at the WordPress 3.0 Code. [...]
November 3, 2009
Riding the Google Wave
Google Wave has been described as a real-time communication tool or an online collaboration tool. Sounds like a mouthful, but from what I understand it seem to be similar to Facebook, but on steroids. The most interesting part, because it differs from the normal Google monopoly mindset, is the release of many sections of the [...]
November 3, 2009
Web Definitions for the Beginner
I’ve decided to launch a new section called “Web Definitions for Beginners” or Webdef for short. Webdef is aimed at providing beginner bloggers and internet users an easy to understand definition of all things related to the web. This section is not aimed at replacing or competing with services such as Wikipedia or your trusty [...]
October 4, 2009
August 27, 2009
Seacom Blog Launch
On the 23rd of July the undersea fibre optic cable Seacom went live. They provide a much needed 1.28TBps of data to the African content. The cable connects south and east Africa with approximately 17 000km of submarine fibre optic cable. The question is however when and with how much the bandwidth prices, specifically in [...]
August 7, 2009
Twitter DDoS Attack
If you don’t know yet Facebook, LiveJournal and Twitter received a little wake-up call yesterday (6th August) in the form a Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack. Facebook slowed down, LiveJournal had a few hiccups, but Twitter on the other hand, went down for a lengthy 2 hours. The DDoS attack managed to create enough [...]
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