Information is everything these days and if you have a website which stores or transmits customer data it is your responsibility to keep that data safe from would-be hackers, cons and the NSA (good luck with the last one!). Securing your WordPress website is a great first step – read our WordPress Security Best Practices post, …
It’s the height of summer here in Australia and that means 30° temperatures and clear blue skies. So, being Scottish I have of course moved my development environment out onto the balcony. Have you ever noticed how you sometimes ‘lose’ periods of time when you’re watching a film or engrossed in a really good book. …
I’m sure you’ve had this experience at least once before. You’ve taken ages to do the research and you’ve finally found an item that satisfies all your requirements and fits into your budget. You add it to the cart, pleased with the deal you’ve found and get redirected to the payment screen. Wallet out, card …
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Last night we were treated to a talk in Sydney from Matt Mullenweg on how WordPress was created and where its future lies. Matt was last over in Australia for WordCamp AU in 2008 and it was a real treat to have him back. He’s been touring around Australasia strengthening the WordPress brand and putting …
I recently tried to hook up my Brother HL-2070N laser printer to the WIFI network only to find out that my Vista laptop had some corrupt registry keys that made the process a whole lot more difficult that I had hoped. After searching on-line for a solution, I found that this was quite a common …
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