Hacking Facebook, security issues
Posted by Robert in Social media on 29. Sep, 2009 | 0 Comments
Here are some tips taken off facebook’s website, that I think is worth a read.
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Security is always an issue for most people. In my Job I’ve had to treat allot of security issues, including accounts being hacked, firewalls broken into etc. Facebook is a really popular site, and with those sites come some security issues.
Messages [...]
Choosing hosting thats right for you
Posted by Robert in Internet on 21. Feb, 2009 | 0 Comments
When it comes to hosting your own website or blog, you need to know what you need before you go ahead and rent space on someones server.
Do some research, Find out what you want from your website and what kind of server support your website needs. For example:
If you have a website that is based [...]
Blogging becomes personal
Posted by Robert in Internet on 06. Nov, 2008 | 0 Comments
There are so many blogs out on the internet at the moment, and its growing rapidly every day. some create a blog, post a few things and forget about it, others write something every day but never tracks the visitors or gets in contact with its readers.
The more I blog and learn about the internet [...]
telling people about blog posts, before you write it
Posted by Robert in Advertising on 04. Nov, 2008 | 0 Comments
The more I blog and the more I surf other peoples blogs, the more I think about the bloggers or website owners telling the public whats coming.
I quite like it. I like knowing what to expect. If a competition is coming up, I would like to know about it before its too late. Often I [...]
Domain naming, Expired domains
Posted by Robert in Tips on 29. Oct, 2008 | 0 Comments
I’ve written before about what hositng is right for your.
Today I’m focusing more on how you should go about registering a domain.
Picking a domain name.
Google hardly ever indexes a new domain. Alot of people that create spam (yes, there are people that actually make it) register new domains for their spam site, and emails. Because [...]
