Building a Website Has Never Been Easier Getting your message out these days requires good helpings of Facebook and Twitter, with maybe a dash of Instagram, LinkedIn, Pinterest, and Tumblr. But that’s not enough: if you want an internet presence that truly represents you or your organization, you also need a website that sets you […]
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WordPress certainly has its fans. Take Dre Armeda, for example. He describes himself as a “passionate WordPress developer” who has been “addicted to WordPress for over six years.” In 2009 he co-founded WordPress Vibe, a site dedicated to bringing together both experts and newbies of WordPress. “There isn’t a better blogging platform for business or
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CLOSE A family of four must navigate their lives in silence after mysterious creatures that hunt by sound threaten their survival. If they hear you, they hunt you. USA TODAY Emily Blunt stars in “A Quiet Place.”(Photo: Paramount Pictures) Emily Blunt has made a lot of movies (she’s been working for 15 years), but “A
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Wednesday, November 12, 2008 Doug Heil on Blackhat SEO Doug Heil of IHelpYou.com will be participating at the upcoming Search Engine Strategies Chicago “Black Hat/White Hat” SEO panel. Doug is currently working as a search engine optimization consultant; before jumping on the internet in 1996, he worked in the lumber business for almost two
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Electrical engineering has a reputation for being mysterious, which is why the term “magic smoke” became a running inside joke among electrical engineers and technicians. However, a working knowledge of electrical engineering principles can be incredibly useful even if you’re not an electrical engineer—especially if you have to work with one! With that in mind,
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Classes, Modules and Promises: JavaScript Marches On This JavaScript thing might just catch on. The world’s most popular programming language is starting to look like a real programming language, with classes, modules, promises and more. There’s even a lot of excited discussion about proper tail calls and tail call optimization, whatever those are. Imagine what
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The concept of identity awareness in networking certainly isn’t new. But, until recently, it’s been more a vision than reality. For those not familiar with the term, identity awareness is a fundamental change in networking, where traffic is directed based on user or device identity instead of the traditional IP address. Networking has been done
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To succeed with Docker and running Docker in production, the key element is your image. The image — effectively the blueprint for running your containers, needs to be as good as your code. For this post, I’ll be building my container using the one process per container practice. In almost all cases, you should only
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WASHINGTON — After nearly three weeks out of sight, Melania Trump tried to put to rest speculation about her health and even her whereabouts as she continues to recover from medical treatment for a kidney condition. It didn’t completely work. Mrs. Trump tweeted Wednesday that she’s “feeling great” and is at the White House working
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The IT team at Webtrends Inc. has been working with Apache Spark since the processing engine was still an academic research project. But when Webtrends deployed a Hadoop-based big data environment to power new analytics applications in mid-2014, the Spark architecture got a limited role: aggregating details about data indexes to help users find relevant
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