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With the internet such a huge part of our daily lives, many investors have access to a wide range of instant investment…
I always worry about my website. Security is serious stuff, and you really can't be too careful. I don't enable telnet, rlogin and use long, complicated passwords with ssh and so on. I use a shared webserver (http://www.interland.com) that allows me virtual root access, and I fortunately don't have to worry about things like sendmail; Interland keeps on top of that sort of thing for…
For most self-employed people, bookkeeping is about as much fun as a root canal. But like it or not, it must be done, otherwise you'll end up overpaying your taxes big time.
Way back in 1997 or so, when marketing products online was still in its infancy, a few wise pioneers said things like "Sell online what is already being purchased offline and you will make a mint."
Popup windows were the rage for years but are fast becoming extinct as popup blocker software franticly tries to eliminate this overly abused feature. It's sad to think that a useful web feature that was utilized by millions of websites over the years for all the right reasons will someday be history. But that's the web!
No matter if you call it "Really Simple Syndication" or "Rich Site Summary," RSS is definitely all the rage right now online. With email filtering, IP blocking and the newest "Can Spam Act," everyone's scampering for a better way to get their messages across to their subscribers.
