AntivirusBest is a scam – a parasite designated to capture your attention with multiple popups or fake security center alerts, and then convice you to pay for its full version. It is not different to other rogues from 2009 batch – that is it has no useful capabilities and only pretends to scan your PC [...]
By Giedrius
– June 29, 2009
Yesterday I tweeked my blog’s feeds and looked for a plugin to integrate feedburner seemlesly. This appeared a bit more tricky than thought: Upgrade to wordpress 2.7 made some feedburner plugins inoperable. This includes most popular FeedSmith plugin. Some other Wordpres feed plugins are not working too. I am not sure if it is wordpress [...]
By Giedrius
– June 29, 2009
Contraviro… does this name sounds familiar? Yeah, it is a slight variation of ContraVirus, a rogue active a year ago. It looks like Contra Viro method is timeless : push infections in fake video sites, or add a Trojan present to some crappy shareware. After that, wait push fake security alerts into the botnet of [...]
By Giedrius
– June 26, 2009
This is a quick post about pagerank scultping being dead.
This nice post explores options still existing for sculpting pagerank in websites.
I am still 100% sure that nofollow link attribute is sort of useless for actively supported sites
By Giedrius
– June 16, 2009
I had read a post at sitepoints about 16 php 5 frameworks. I will not argue the fact that frameworks are good and you should use one. What saddens me is that the key points of comparison are omitted in the post.
So, how to compare different php 5 frameworks? Let us see.
1. Paradigms used. Although MVC [...]
By Giedrius
– June 11, 2009
PageRank Sculpting is dead. Matt Cutts announcement about how google handles no-follow links was a big news for “advanced seo” users. It caused quite big buzz in blogosphere, especially because of the way it was announced. A post in official google blog would be taken much calmer than indirect announcement during SMX.
PageRank sculpting is a [...]
By Giedrius
– June 5, 2009
Switch off debugging output. All errors and warnings should go to logs and not your site output. You might leave it for your office IP’s, if you have a way to see what others see (additional IP’s or proxies). You do not want others to know what happens in your site, especially if your debugger [...]
By Giedrius
– June 4, 2009
My blog post is inspired by a meeting where I had a role of mediator between web developing company and customer. The issues were quite simple and common: increasing costs due to neglected specifications and some badly described features.
Customer and web development company are in the same boat, although this fact is often forgotten once [...]
By Giedrius
– May 29, 2009
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