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4/29/2009

• How I Do Niche Research

  During the years of running my online business I’ve come across a lot of different ways of doing online research.
  Lots of the info out there is pretty dumb.
  Dumb…meaning…it’s just not info that will help you know what’s good and what’s bad.
  Dumb…meaning…what they’re telling you XYZ means, just isn’t true.
  Dumb…meaning…”this does not help me pick a [...]

8/1/2007

• Opening and Managing 2 Google Accounts in the Same Browser

  This is a follow-up to my post about why IE sucks so much.
  I figured out how to not use IE, and still be able to open multiple google (or gmail) accounts in Firefox at the same time.
  I had two different people tell me to use FF and Safari, which Apple just released for windows.
  I figured [...]

7/19/2006

• ‘Tag and Ping’ Review

  “The Essentials For Successful Outsourcing!”
  I’m John and I will teach you how to outsource your business to the Philippines. When you hire someone (full-time) to do the “grunt work” in your business (for $250/month), you can focus on the things that make you money!
  I have a FREE 6-part mini-course: “The Essentials For Successful Outsourcing” [...]

5/4/2006

• Search and Replace in all files within a directory recursively on Linux

  Man…this was difficult.
  I have a directory on my computer (I run linux for my desktop) that has a bunch of directories in it. I needed to change one string in each of the files to be something else.
  I did this like 2 months ago but this time I had a really hard time finding [...]

3/3/2006

• Setting the Hostname on Linux

  I’ve had to do this many times, and have never really found a good, definitive tutorial on this until now. Because of this, I decided to just copy and paste it into my blog in case they take it down at some point.
  The following came from: http://www.cpqlinux.com/hostname.html

  Checking your Linux host name
  First, see if your [...]

12/11/2005

• Keys to Success – Jim Richie

  About 3 years ago I took an “Entrepreneurial Lecture Series” class at BYU. The class met once per week and had a different entrepreneurial speaker come each week and speak to us.
  After 3 years I only remember a few of the speakers, and remember less of what they spoke about. However, there was [...]

6/30/2005

• Enableing multiple IP addresses on a server

  This tutorial: HOWTO Enable multiple IP addresses does a wonderful job of explaining how to get a server to respond to multiple ip addresses.
  We just got a server that I’m the admin for (I hate doing server admin stuff) and I had to figure out how to get it to respond to multiple addresses. [...]

4/25/2005

• EVDO StompBox Project

  Ever wanted to have online access anywhere you go? I currently do with my pda/phone, but the connection is so slow that it’s often discouraging. I simply don’t want to do certain things online with it because it’s so slow.
  This guy, however, has created a dream:
  EVDO StompBox Project
  So what’s a Stompbox, [...]

12/31/2004

• PHP Newsletter software

  I’ve spent the last few days researching php software to handle newsletter mailing lists. After a lot of research, I found a really good one at
  http://www.phplist.com
  It’s called phplist. It has soooooo many features. Stuff like automatically have it send out an email to a list every week/day/month, have it auto populate the [...]

3/11/2004

• PostNuke search engine friendly urls

  Here’s basically the defacto standard on how to do search engine friendly urls with postnuke. Stinks that there isn’t an easier way to do this…but at least it’s possible.
  http://news.postnuke.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=1804