LetsEncrypt are on a noble mission to encrypt the internet. Founded in 2014, it has some big names supporting its mission. What I like about LetsEncrypt is that their certificates are free, automated and there is an increasingly helpful support community. Amazon’s AMI image is not 100% supported at the …
Great quote in the Sunday Times today from a man in Burton commenting on Unilever demanding price increases on its good. Burton is where they have a Marmite factory and manufacture beer.
At a petrol station opposite the Unilever plant, a van driver said: “Listen mate, in Burton we’ve got our own beer and our own Marmite. Who needs anything else?”
Quite.
Just a heads up for anyone in the UK that .net magazine has a £30 voucher for Google Adwords this month (Special Google issue). The voucher is unique and expires on the 31/08/07 for new accounts less than 14days old. .net sells in the USA under the name Web Builder …
Over the last few months, I’ve been battling spam on a forum I own. Tried everything from captcha, require new users to validate their emails and I still got loads of spam. I headed over to vBulletin.org to find a good plugin and found this. It uses your Akismet API …
On many sites there will be a “Digg This” button which will send you to digg where you fill out a title and description. Technewsworld is one of them, but instead of having to fill out all the details it is already done for you. Here is the code; Digg …
Saw a good post today on digg which lists 5 reasons you were probably banned from adsense. All of them involve clicking your own ads which is no suprise. Some of the comments list extra reasons such as modifing the code and using a similar ad network on the same …
A californian court has ruled that web publishers and internet providers aren’t responsible for defamatory comments written by others. The court ruled that people claiming they were defamed online could now only seek damages from the original author of the comments – and not the website which re-posted it. Good …
