I had made a promise which was to give 50 MB of webspace and 10 GB of bandwidth to people who’d register at http://www.tomrochette.com/upload/ and it holds. Simply sign-up there and get validated and you’ll be able to store image so you can use them online for your personal signature or to show images on forums.
You can currently upload the following file extensions: jpg,jpeg,png,gif,bmp and txt. If you’d like to see other extensions added, please contact me at webmaster.at.tomrochette.com, tell me what extension you want and I’ll see if it’s ok. It shouldn’t be long before your request is reviewed.
I guess that’s it. Hope it can serve some people here as I have lots of spare bandwidth I could use.
I just checked my grades online and yep, my session is completed, I passed all courses with success. Go me!
Now it’s really the time to start relaxing and enjoying the vacation. I have many projects currently going on so I’ll have to take of that and my blogs really need those posts I promised them (like they were people huh). Things have been going great since last week and I hope they will for the next two months.
My directory, Node Ultra, is about to get near it’s 500th submission so it’s almost time to review the whole thing. I start feeling like this will take ages.
I’ll keep you updated on the differents projects status.
Took me a while tough. But the concept of how it works is simply fantastic and that was how I thought it would work.
I’ll soon be setting up different newsletters mailing list for my different websites and hope you guys will be interested in getting some weekly email from me and people I work with.
Now I’m looking for a quite similar feature which would allow me to setup automated ecourses. Does anyone have an idea how this feature is called? It would send email based on a certain interval.
I was lurking in Graywolf’s SEO Blog when I realised is PR was rather constant. On each and every of his blog page you would find a PR of 4. Here’s what my explanations are: Google doesn’t differentiate www.yoursite.com/?p=123 from www.yoursite.com/?p=17. The question though is “Does Google see them as different page, ALL with a PR of 4?” If so, this would lead to an interesting hole that could be exploited. I’ll give it a try and see if I can get better ranking just by using the same page which will provide different content based on the PHP variables.
Well, it took me some time until I realise that this cool slider bar option as something negative about it: it hides contains from search engines spiders.
Using AJAX coding, the only one who can trigger the request to the server are the users, a bot wouldn’t be able to read any content except the one that’s appearing on the front page.
Is this going to kill my chances of getting spidered?
Actually yes. As the top navigation (the Older and Newer links) are also programmed to trigger javascript, the spider cannot go anywhere. When it reads a # link, it just stays on the same page, no new content for the bot to read.
The thing though is that the spider can still view your list of latest post which are static. When they go to theses pages, nothing is in AJAX format, the links are all going to another post so it’s fine. The only impact the slider has is it removes a bit of power from your front page.
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