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by adding your recently received Gmails, newsfeeds from the BBC and quotes. [...]
ten signs your small business may headed for trouble. [...]
Jeremy Keith presents his scattered web interests (outwith his main blog) in a very neat, concise, beautifully presented and useful site. Well wort [...]
Get rid of your catch-all email. [...]
it's almost slightly worrying that it was so easy to reset the root password on my linux box after I forgot it. Here's a useful tutorial which runs [...]
available but not with satelite yet. [...]
find a logo for whatever reason in this vast online collection: logotypes. [...]
If you're looking for hosting, Wordpress recommends a few. [...]
Where To Find Great Free Photographs And Visuals For Your Own Online Articles. [...]
free flash based email client... sign up soon to get your chosen email address. [...]
useful reading. [...]
is a Firefox extension and allows you to switch the user agent of the browser. By Chris Pederick. [...]
"Upcoming.org is a collaborative event calendar... enter in the events you're attending, comment on events entered by others, and syndicate event li [...]
nifty little php script to display your email address encoded and according to Phil Ringnalda, spammers are lazy, so it could drastically cut down o [...]
using this free service. [...]
here's a great idea I found at 37 signals. [...]
useful article on how to avoid spyware when using P2P. [...]
tips for mastering email. [...]
Mike Davidson explains the processes he went through when he purchased a domain name that was ready to expire. [...]
courtesy of scriptygoddess. After submitting a form you can disable the button using Javascript. This means that commenters on your blog won't subm [...]
encode your email address using numeric character references and you get a lot less spam because, says Phil Ringnalda, spammers are lazy. [...]
and lots of them, courtesy of bobby van der sluis. [...]
this mp3 player shines a new light on the notion of a mix tape. [...]
keep the structure, images, directories... everything... and it's FREE: HTTrack. [...]