20 Tips for Creating a Customer-Friendly Web Site
Got a website for your business? How to you help your customers make the most of your site? Don’t know? Start with these tips to keep your customers buying, and more importantly, coming back.
4 tips to get your site indexed fast
The biggest problem that most are running into seems to do with getting INTO the search engines. Rankings aside, you need to first get them to index you. Here are the four main ways to assure yourself fast indexing.
What is a Wiki?
Wiki is web server software that allows users to contribute content. Collaboration is the key to Wiki, which is designed as a powerful system for online communities to build web pages and web sites. Unlike blogs and forums, all users are allowed to contribute and edit existing content.
CSS Template: The Plan
A magazine-style CSS template for your website, free and original, from fortypoundhead.com. This one is based off a layout that I did for a friend. It is loosely a magazine-type layout, with two columns, and plenty of (yet not intrusive) advertising space. The sticky search bar on top is an added bonus, for some anyway.
What is OLED?
Short for organic light-emitting diode, a display device that sandwiches carbon-based films between two charged electrodes, one a metallic cathode and one a transparent anode, usually being glass.
Top 4 Reasons for PC Slowdowns
Remember when your PC was fresh out of the box and super-fast? Those were the days, when boot times were less than the time it takes to hard-boil an egg.
Default Password List: A – C
Most devices that you can purchase, such as routers, managed switches, servers, even software packages, come pre-configured with a default username and password. From time to time, you need to reset the configuration, but lo, you you cannot remember the default password. Maybe this list will help you find it. This page represents just a portion of the complete data and… Read More »
Default Password List: D – F
The second in the series of default device passwords, this table will show devices that start with D, E, or F. This page represents just a portion of the complete data, and may be stale. Want a searchable and browsable version of the complete database? Try the Default Password List tool.
Default Password List: G – K
The third in the series of default device passwords, this table will show devices that start with G, H, I, J, or K. This page represents just a portion of the complete data, and may be stale. Want a searchable and browsable version of the complete database? Try the Default Password List tool over on the tools website.
Default Password List: L – N
The fourth in the series of default device passwords, this table will show devices that start with L, M, or N. This page represents just a portion of the complete data and may be stale. Want a searchable and browsable version of the complete database? Try the Default Password List tool over on the tools website.