Monday, January 11th, 2010
The second edition of this book is bigger than the first and contains lots more useful info about how to make money from advertising. That the section on the Google API has been dropped means that even more space has been dedicated to providing useful info for the general reader.
“Google Advertising Tools”
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Tuesday, November 10th, 2009
Security always needs to be compromised with usability since not turning the computer on and not connecting it to anything is the way to keep it most secure while any security you do have installed is going to make the computer less user friendly. It all comes down to finding the right compromise.
Kaspersky have been [...]
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Monday, November 9th, 2009
Those with an interest in cracking have had a whole load of new options added to what they can do in the last couple of years due to the explosion in social networking. This book provides those security experts whose job it is to defend systems against such attacks with loads of info on some [...]
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Tuesday, October 20th, 2009
Sometimes with reviews of online products it becomes necessary to update a review because the product has changed significantly. Thios is very much the case with Google Analytics which used to rely on Flash for all the displays and therefore provided no information whatsoever to the 25%+ of people without Flash installed.
Google Tools
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Monday, September 28th, 2009
Here is a book that covers PHP, mySQL, and JavaScript. There are beginner and advanced chapters on each of the languages along with some chapters on using them together. Trying to cover so much in one book of course means that the information is somewhat abbreviated throughout.
Learning PHP, MySQL,& JavaScript
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Monday, August 3rd, 2009
When writing books for beginners it can become difficult to work out the right compromise between introducing simple but inappropriate ways of doing things and more complicated correct ways of doing things. This becomes even more difficult if you are trying to introduce beginners to two subjects at the same time as this book does.
Build [...]
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Monday, July 20th, 2009
For a backup program that you need to buy this program certainly has very little going for it. Fortunately the program has a 31 day free trial period allowing you to see for yourself how it works before you buy it.
Read my review of WD Anywhere Backup.
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Monday, July 13th, 2009
The new version of NitroPDF is out and is a vast improvement over the previous version.
Here’s what I think about the new NitroPDF version 6
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Saturday, May 30th, 2009
ZoneAlarm like many security providers produce a full security suite asn well as various “lesser” versions which do not contain all the components you need for complete security. As with many of the other security providers some parts of their suite are better than others. In the case of ZoneAlarm the started out with a [...]
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Thursday, May 28th, 2009
I thought if I was going to review one backup program that I might as review more so I did a search on Google to see what other free backup programs are around that I hadn’t reviewed yet. This one came close to the top of the list – why I don’t know as it [...]
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Wednesday, May 27th, 2009
I gave the free version of the GFI Backup program a try to see how it compares to other backup programs.
GFI Backup
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Tuesday, April 7th, 2009
C. J. Date has been around in the field of relaional databases and SQL since the very beginning. In this book he properly introduces those who have learnt SQL to what a relational database is really all about.
Read more about what I thing of SQL and Relational Theory.
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