Month: March 2013

So a client asked about how to get found on Google. Patience is always a good thing with the internet because most of it is cached on numerous servers in order to produce a better response time (in english: replicated to more places for better availability, think a kiosk), which in turn means that it takes a bit of time for changes to propagate to all the servers (in english: keeping multiple servers up to date, while keeping up with the huge internet takes time to do properly). It also takes time for search engines to find your site in the first place.
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I’ve had this problem recently,

My Wacom Bamboo Pen & Touch tablet wouldn’t stop glitching/lagging around the screen whenever I pressed to drag… which was horrible and making it prone to useless.. and it is not my computers’ specs fault, although it does run windows /joke ..

So I tried google! since google always has the answer.
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So I was listening to this wonderful playlist for probably the 100th time, when I once again came to a song which had no sound for the last 4 minutes. If this is your own playlist you’re able to go and edit when the song is supposed to end, but this playlist wasn’t mine so I obviously couldn’t edit it. I wanted to make a copy of the playlist so I google’d around, but alas to no help, everything I found was deprecated tricks, so I had to come up with a new one.
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I noticed my old blogs on blogspot had these wonderful titles coming up on google, like “Figaw’s computer tricks: Roll a Dice on Skype!”, and then I noticed the titles that my wordpress site is putting on google, “How to Roll a Dice in Skype! | Figaw’s blog”. I don’t think the latter sounds very familiar, so.. TO DA GOOGLE MOBILE!!

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Sometimes you’d like to share a couple of files with people, and you don’t want to zip and send or share them, but rather just make them publicly available on your website.

I found this tool dirlistingv3 which is just a .php page and a lot of images, and when you’ve put this in a folder, it is suddently possible to navigate around in this folder, just like you’d do in a standard filesystem. This is what it looks like in a browser when you try to access it,

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