A recently released Wordpress vulnerability proof of concept forced me to update Wordpress, and as a result, several plug-ins are now failing to work properly. I don’t regret performing the update because not only were the security holes patched, but database queries were optimized. If you haven’t already, I highly recommend you update your Wordpress blogs […]

In an effort to put my server to use, I’ve launched a couple different sites. The intention is to provide a valuable source of entertainment and information, possibly make a little cash, and maybe even sell the sites once they’ve reached some sort of value. Laugh Out Loud Videos Laugh out Loud Videos is a site that […]

2007 has been one hell of a year, and despite the many bad events that took place, 2008 is looking very prosperous at the moment. One of the most valuable skills anyone can have when trying to make money on-line is learning to code. This year alone I’ve moved from Coldfusion, to a little ASP, […]

Tuesday, staff meeting - Thursday, ITIL process owner’s meeting & semi-annual admistrator’s meeting - Friday, ITIL Configuration Management meeting. One meeting after another, all which typically accomplish absolutely nothing. Attendees often bicker, argue, fail to remain on topic, and worst of all, consume my precious time. Other than venting, there’s really not point to this […]

This is the beginning of a series that will provide clear and detailed information regarding the steps necessary to generate an income from blogging. Whether you’re a professional that maintains several blogs, or you’ve never maintained a blog, the information contained in this series will aid you with the journey. The posts will clearly explain and […]

The past decade has brought on more change in the world wide web than ever, especially when considering advertising. In today’s web, banner ads are overlooked, flash driven ads are obnoxious, and pop-ups are obsolete, so what’s an advertiser to do? The answer is simple - text links. Embedded text links are highly effective when used […]

A lot of organizations intentionally block remote desktop capabilities. With that in mind, please be aware that following the instructions in this post may lead to consequences depending on policies outlined within your organization. This guide will demonstrate ways to evade firewalls, which could result in enough justification for termination, so be careful! I’m going to […]

A new product called the iCache (why not just iCash?) is scheduled for release sometime next year. The concept is simple, and although I personally don’t see the benefits, it’s bound to become a successful product. What Is The iCache? The iCache will allow credit card owners to synchronize all of their credit cards into a single […]

This is a new low ladies and gentleman. Even youtube has joined the anti-freedom campaign. A video of Jim Cramer interviewing Ron Paul today (December 14th, 2007) is not counting the number of views. Youtube visitors won’t have the option of searching Ron Paul or Jim Cramer and seeing this video based on View Count. […]

After admiring several of my favorite blogs and hearing a recommendation from my sister, I realized several necessary component were missing from my blog. Almost a full days work and a brew later, two-thirds of the intended updates have been implemented. Show Top Commentators This is a great feature that shows who the most active commentators are. […]