Yesterday, while developing advertising campaigns , I suddenly noticed my operating system was gradually performing slower and slower. After snapping out of the zone, the reason for the drop in performance became obvious. Three instances of Firefox, each with a minimum of ten open tabs, four Notepad sessions, three instances of Internet Explorer (have to […]

Hopefully you took the time to actually read the new Adsense Terms and Conditions. The new terms require all Adsense publishers to display a privacy policy on any web-site displaying Adsense ads. Here’s an excerpt from this page: We’ve also added some specific privacy policy requirements that make it necessary for publishers to post and abide by […]

If you maintain a website that’s hosted on a Linux server, you’re aware the process of editing pages locally and uploading them to the server is often a hassle. Most server administrators run an ftp daemon to enable file transferring. Some of the file types a client may transfer include, but aren’t limited to: images, […]

Alan over at Affiliate Confession decided to announce the release of his new theme, something I didn’t even think to do here on Nullamatix. After thinking about it, I don’t even remember when the theme was applied, so I’m guessing either thiwww.entrecard.comr the new theme over the old one, but the majority of people are […]

301 is an HTTP status code that basically instructs search engines and browsers that a page has moved, permanently. If you’ve changed a file name, domain, folder path, whatever, a 301 redirect will update the search engines. This ensures your content remains indexed and available via search engines. PHP 301 Redirect Code <?php Header( “HTTP/1.1 […]

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 […]

Here’s a nifty little script I came across that will prevent you from seeing your own advertisements. This is especially helpful with Adsense, and easily integrated into Wordpress themes.

<?php $hidden = ‘192.255.255.255′; $userip = $_SERVER[’REMOTE_ADDR’]; if($userip != $hidden){ print ‘ <p> <script type=”text/javascript”><!– google_ad_client = “your-google-publisher-id-here”; //468×60, created 11/14/07 google_ad_slot = “111111111111″; google_ad_width = 468; google_ad_height = 60; //–></script> <script type=”text/javascript” src=”http://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/show_ads.js”> </script> </p>’; } ?>

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I had a difficult time finding this useful bit of information so I thought I’d share. If you’d like to establish a default template, or include a particular set of data in each new wordpress post, this will do the trick. In the /wp-admin/ folder, open edit-form-advanced.php. Locate the following code around line 150 or […]

The workstation used at my day job is configured to prevent any sort of netbios activity (file shares, broadcasts, how useless is this protocol? jeez), incoming and outgoing. But, there may come a time when sharing information, testing a software pilot, or local web development has to occur. Enter: SHTTPD. Creator Sergey Lyubka had the right […]

The organization I’m employed with had a large demand for a central knowledge base. Since I’m the young “Web Two Point Oh” generation, I took it upon myself to provide Mediawiki. All the young technicians are familiar with it, and it would just make an awesome knowledge base. I proceed with a business card install […]