Google’s Continuing Smack Down Google laid the smack down on 7 Japanese Link Networks recently. The Google technique of slowly shutting down blog networks must be having others around the world in a cold sweat. Is this like the horrid way pet felines like to play with their prey by slowly poking out the eye […]
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Continue reading → Google’s Continuing Smack Down Google laid the smack down on 7 Japanese Link Networks recently. The Google technique of slowly shutting down blog networks must be having others around the world in a cold sweat. Is this like the horrid way pet felines like to play with their prey by slowly poking out the eye […] Continue reading → I am a big proponent of sustainable, organic growth for companies. ManageWP for example spends less than 3% of revenue for paid marketing activities. I recently found a great presentation by Kyle Wild of keen.io (through a new and very cool platform for learning called gibbon.co) that talked about the same approach and I could […] Continue reading →
The Heartbleed Bug is a serious SSL/TLS encryption vulnerability in the popular OpenSSL cryptographic software library. So what is it? Seems like we’ve heard this all before? To put it into layman’s terms, Heartbleed or CVE-2014-0160, depending on your pedantic nature, is a really bad thing. In less simple terms, the ‘heartbeat’ service of OpenSSL […]
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