Depending on the content of your site, a certain percentage of your content is going to be copied. There are many reasons why readers may copy your content. It might be a fan copying content for reference or sharing it with a friend or it might be someone stealing your content for republishing. Regardless of [...]
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If you are an Adsense publisher, you can avoid logging into your adsense account to track your revenue. This Firefox add on allows you to show key Adsense statistics on your browser’s status bar. As of this writing, it’s the only Adsense Firefox add on that works with Firefox 3.6. It will show the following [...] By Dan Hardy and Bonnie L. Cook Inquirer Staff Writers A Lower Merion family has set off a furor among students, parents, and civil liberties groups by alleging that Harriton High School officials used a webcam on a school-issued laptop to spy on their 15-year-old son at home. In a lawsuit filed Tuesday in federal court, the family [...] Google is spreading its wings in yet another direction – this time as a network provider, offering super-fast broadband to thousands of US homes. It plans to build a fibre-optic network offering speeds of up to 1Gbps (gigabit per second) to up to 500,000 homes. It said it would compete on price with other broadband [...] Goggle ran their first ever television ad during the third quarter of the superbowl. ▶ YouTube –
As you can see, this blog has a brand new look. The layout more or less matches the old one but this one uses a light theme instead of the dark theme. Those who prefer the dark theme can still use it by scrolling to the bottom of the page and clicking the desired theme. This ‘on the fly’ theme switching is accomplished with a plug in called Theme Switcher [...] I run a triple boot of Ubuntu, Windows XP, and Windows Vista. I am a long time Windows user and decided to give Ubuntu a try. It’s been one pain in the ass after another. This last episode is the last straw. After upgrading to Ubuntu 9.10 (Karmic Koala), it failed to update my multiboot screen so ended up running part of one version over another. The sound stopped working again and the touchpad died. I finally figured out I was running an older kernel and updated my GRUB menu which promptly killed my boot option for Windows XP and Vista. Now with the new version running, my touchpad was back and the sound worked but it sounded awful. Then it killed my Rosewill RNX-EasyN1 wireless usb adapter. After some searching, I finally found a temporary fix here under post [...] In my opinion, this year’s deal on external hard drives are just OK. Not worth making a trip for and definitely not worth standing in line for unless you are going for something else. There may be the same or better deals on Cyber Monday. The best deal on a cost per gigabyte basis is the Western Digital Elements 1TB Desktop Hard Drive at Target for $60. This comes out to six cents per gigabyte. After that, it’s the 1.5TB Seagate Seagate 1.5TB External USB Hard Drive from Office Depot for $100. If you are looking for a small 2.5″ drive, consider the Iomega Prestige 320GB Portable Hard Drive from Radio Shack for $50. You might be able to remove this drive and put it in a laptop. Of course, this will void your [...] |
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