Being a technologist all my life I’ve come to realize one thing: “to be good at what you do you can never stop learning”. (I also think to remain youthful at any age it’s important to never stop learning but that’s another conversation altogether.) With that in mind you’re often confronted with a task that […]
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Tired of trying to find just the right wordpress theme? There’s millions of them to choose from afterall. Would love to create your own but have less artistic talent now than you did in Kindergarten with a box of busted chunks of crayolas? (You know what I’m talking about. First week of school you had
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While at MIX, I learned about the Microsoft Translator. It’s a website widget you add on your site and allows your visitors to select their preferred language and then translates the page into that language. I had a wordpress plugin at one time that did this but quit using it (I don’t recall why, I
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Applied Innovations is among only 16 hosters recently nominated for the asp.netPRO Magazine Reader’s Choice awards. The voting ends 4/25 (just days away!). You can vote today by clicking on the image in this post or visiting: http://www.aspnetpro.com/awards/default.asp You’ll find the hosting category on the second page of the survey/poll and you don’t have to
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Applied Innovations is among only 16 hosters recently nominated for the asp.netPRO Magazine Reader’s Choice awards. The voting ends 4/25 (just days away!). You can vote today by clicking on the image in this post or visiting: http://www.aspnetpro.com/awards/default.asp You’ll find the hosting category on the second page of the survey/poll and you don’t have to
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Today I moved my database from a MySQL 4 database server to a MySQL 5 database server, for no reason other than to move to 5. But I found a ton of tables in my database for various plugins that I knew I was no longer using. In fact, I had disabled ALL plugins shortly
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PHP on Windows Server is gaining great popularity thanks to Windows Hosts that support PHP like us (Applied Innovations), the work Microsoft and Zend are doing together to make PHP even faster on Windows and the large number of PHP developers that realize Apache represents only a piece of the total website/ webserver market out
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I’ve become a huge fan of twittering as I’ve been picking up a bunch of great tips on it. I follow Robert Bowling (fourzerotwo) on twitter (who was one of the devs on COD4 and I play a lot of COD these days) and he posted that he was installing tweet suite on his own
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At work and home I have the same setup, dual monitors. I always RDP into my desktop these days instead of installing Outlook, Office, etc at home and I’ve always found myself not working in dual monitor mode because of this when working remotely. Turns out you can use multiple monitors in Terminal Services afterall.
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I was really impressed with the deep zoom version of the Newseum newspaper frontpages from the Obama Election win in my previous blog post. I was so impressed that I had to figure out a way to do this myself. This post will guide you through this process, step by step. Step 1, creating your
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