Posted by Brendon on December 23rd, 2009 |
0 commentsI have just received an e-mail from Google, with a Christmas gift:
Hello,
As we near the end of the year, we wanted to take a moment to thank you for the time, energy, commitment, and trust you’ve shared with us in 2009.
With sharing in mind, this year we’ve decided to do something a little different. We hope you’ll find it fits the spirit of the Christmas season.
We’re looking forward to working with you to build lasting success in 2010.
With best wishes for Christmas and the New Year,
Your Google Team
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charity . christmas . google
Posted by Brendon on October 30th, 2009 |
0 commentsRightNowFeed.org, the Twitter-News mash-up, is for sale at Flippa! Can you spare a few dollars?
auction . flippa . rightnowfeed . sale
Posted by Brendon on August 24th, 2009 |
0 commentsMaking the Web (http://making-the-web.com/) is for sale!
It has average of 30,000 page views per month, and average revenue of $27. Please take a look and get bidding! The auction will close on Friday.
Posted by Brendon on August 10th, 2009 |
1 commentA few weeks back, FileZilla for some reason stopped showing .htaccess and other files and directories (starting with a period, .). I was about to give up and ditch the program, but I liked it too much and eventually got it working. If you are having these issues, try:
1. Showing hidden files
Support from MediaTemple (I was convinced it was their servers) told me to force the FTP program to display hidden files. With FileZilla, simply click the ‘Server‘ menu and ensure ‘Force showing hidden files’ is checked:
Check 'Force showing hidden files'
This did not solve the problem, but it is understandable that it might in some circumstances.
2. Disable Filters
I’ve never heard of filters in FileZilla, but a post on FileZilla Forums advised that they be off. Sure enough, this was the problem. Simply click the ‘Filters’ icon and ensure no filters are active (uncheck all tick boxes).
Click the 'Filters' icon
Uncheck all tick boxes
filezilla . troubleshooting
Posted by Brendon on July 22nd, 2009 |
0 commentsJust a short post:
File-Encryptor.com, a web service providing an online encryption and decryption tool, is for sale. I have listed the site for auction at Flippa (here) with a starting bid of $100. The web service makes roughly $20 per month and gets 1,000 page-views per month. More details are available on the auction listing. I recommend you take a look and place a bid 
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Thanks,
Brendon.