Awesome little tool included in Wordpress these days. You put it in your bookmarks bar and when you see something you want to blog about, you just highlight it and hit the button. It opens a little window so you can write your post and save or publish it right there! It’s damn cool. And, hopefully now I’ll remember to actually post all the cool shit I find.
How to Make Custom iPhone Ringtones for Free | eHow.com
I found this a while ago, but thought I should share it with the world. I personally think it’s unheard of for iTunes to charge you the same for 40 seconds of a song and the whole song. It’s a total rip-off. I’m not gonna spend a buck to buy a song and then spend another buck just to have them format it for me so I can use it on my iPhone. So, anyways, here’s how you can do it yourself:
Instructions
Things You’ll Need:
* iPhone
* iTunes
* Mac or Windows Computer
Which laptop should I buy?
I recently had one of my co-workers ask me about what laptop she should get.
Here’s my reply:
Ok, here’s the 3 most important things:
1. If you get a laptop with Windows Vista, make sure you have at least 2GB of RAM. Vista uses about 1GB by itself and it’ll suck when you try to run any other programs.
2. Don’t get a cheap processor. Intel Celeron and AMD Sempron are the common cheap ones and should be avoided.
3. Don’t get a Compaq. They suck. They’re cheap, and I have never had a good experience with them.
I don’t mean to brag…
but I’m awesome.
I have proof:
07:27 willilance : 50647, there are forums on http://www.businessinnercircle.com which cover starting from scratch
07:27 ustreamer-50647 : thank you willilance
07:27 ustreamer-3057 : willilance you are awesome man
07:28 willilance : thanks!
07:28 ustreamer-23275 : yes willilance is awesome
See? 2 different people said it!
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How to move a site from one server to another using cPanel and WHM
First thing you have to do is create the backup/restore file in cPanel on your old server. This is very simple.
You just need to log in to your cPanel, click on Backups and click on Generate/Download a Full Backup. You can choose a backup destination, for the purpose of this example, I’m just going to leave the default and save it to the Home Directory. You can save it to a remote FTP if you want, but that sometimes creates difficulties and I find it easiest to do everything as its own separate step. You fill out the email field with your email address as it’ll send you an email once it’s done (depending on the size of the site, it can take a long time). Then just hit Generate Backup.