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Monthly Archives: April 2013
using blue voda from a second computer
I don’t have access to my usual computer right now, which has the saved .BVP files of each webpage. I was wondering: would it be possible to edit published pages from a friend’s computer, if 1. Continue reading
Posted in BlueVoda, Hosting, php, VodaHost
Tagged bluevoda, hosting, network, php, search-engines, users-browsing, video-tutorials, web hosting
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CISPA, Enough Already
We at HostGator have always vehemently opposed any piece of legislation that contradicts the idea of a free and open Internet. If you haven’t read our prior blog posts about CISPA and it’s earlier incarnation SOPA, then please do so now in order to bring yourself up to speed: CISPA Must Die! SOPA Must Die! The problem with legislation such as these is not what it appears to do on the front end, rather it’s the back end implications that make it frightening. Cyber security is serious business, and it is a realm that could use some tightening up. However, this tightening up cannot come at the expense of your privacy due to a circumvention of existing privacy laws. Continue reading
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Tagged gator politics, hostgator, hosting, total, total-cache, web hosting, web hosting news
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Go Daddy Seeks Seattle Tech Talent for New Washington Office
April 16, 2013 — Web hosting provider Go Daddy announced on Tuesday numerous hires in the Seattle-area as it readies its permanent office in Kirkland or Bellevue, Washington, to be open this June. Keep on reading: Go Daddy Seeks Seattle Tech Talent for New Washington Office Continue reading
How to Make a Soup Can Forge
How I made a knife with this forge: http://youtu.be/g_teUu22sGQ This video shows how to make a simple and inexpensive tabletop forge out of a soup can with a… Continue reading → Continue reading
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Tagged bluevoda, gaming, howto, howto & style, music, shows, sports, total-cache, windows, youtube
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Unpatched Adobe ColdFusion Vulnerability Made Linode Hack Possible
April 16, 2013 — VPS hosting provider Linode released more details early Tuesday morning about an intrusion on an individual customer’s account it detected last week. It now believes the attack to have been possible through the exploitation of a previously unknown zero-day vulnerability in Adobe’s ColdFusion application server. Keep on reading: Unpatched Adobe ColdFusion Vulnerability Made Linode Hack Possible Continue reading