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2010-04-28T12:52:00.000-07:00

Future Hosting, an internet solutions provider serving SMBs and enterprises and developer of Future Engineer, today announced that it has expanded its internal affiliate program, the Future Hosting Partner Program, to allow non-clients to participate and receive cash payouts. The company states that the program will also reward the top-affiliate with a $500 cash bonus. It explains that the competitive program already offers 100 percent payouts on the referred transaction, subject to a 90-day customer retention period. Affiliates simply pass along special tracking URLs to prospective clients, and all sales made through the URL are recorded. As part of today's expansion, the affiliate with the highest total referred sales through the end of May will receive a $500 cash bonus, in the form of an instant credit to his or her affiliate account.

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Top 10 Mistakes in Making A Website

2010-04-27T04:19:00.000-07:00

1. Too many graphics:
A web page should load in a reasonable amount of time. If you use too many graphics, or graphics that are not scaled and saved in the most efficient format, your pages will take longer to load. Impatient users may bail out and go to another site. Clean and fast should be the goal. You can usually make a very nice layout using HTML and CSS without the whole page being a sliced up graphic. Of course I've built sites for people who insisted on pages based entirely on graphics and in that case I usually try to get the Adobe Photoshop files from the graphic artist and slice them and save the slices myself. This way I can mix and match file formats. For example sections with few colors can be saved as gifs which are usually very small, especially if you tweak the number of colors. Sections that contain more colors or photographs work best as jpg image files. Mixing file types like this can cause some issues that you should be aware of: colors may not match exactly between a gif and a jpg. For example if you have a background color in both or some other object in the images of adjoining cells you may have trouble getting a gif and jpg to look seamless because of slight color shifts.

2. Color Choices.

Just because it looks cool to you doesn't mean everyone will find it easy to read and appreciate your psychedelic color scheme. Try out your color choices on a mix of people before you get too far into your design.

Don't turn people away just because they have trouble reading your site. There are colors for backgrounds and text that perform much better than others colors for some types of sites, do your research first!

3. Animated Graphics.

You want your visitors to concentrate on whatever your site is about. If your pages look like the arcade at an amusement park with animated gifs everywhere they may never get to the part of the site that you want them to, such as the "buy" button. A little animation goes a long way.

4. Flash Splash Screens.

Flash is big these days and very useful for a lot of tasks, however, one thing you should avoid is a big flash welcome page as the default page of your web site. Most people find it very annoying to sit through it, or to have to click a skip button.

5. Cross Browser Compatible Issues.

Always check out your site on the main browsers (Internet Explorer, Netscape, Firefox, Opera) a PC and Mac if possible. You'd be surprised how each web browser has its quirks. Sometimes a page will look really bad or completely wrong in one browser and you'll have to spend time correcting the problem. But, you won't know unless you test it... don't rely on your visitors to tell you.

6. Broken Links.

This one should be obvious, check you site's navigation and all the links occasionally. There are some tools available to do this for you if you have a really large site.

7. Disjointed Layout.

Make sure your site is easy to navigate. Have someone who's not familiar with your site use your site. Ask them to purchase something, or find the page for sending in questions, etc. Watch them as they work. Listen to what they have to say and fix your site to make it work better.

8. Incomplete Contact Information.

Keep the contact information on your site is current and complete. Do this as soon as anything changes.

9. Text in Graphics to Make "Pretty Text" vs. Real Text.

Font styles are somewhat limited for web pages. Some people want their site to look really good with fonts like you can use in word processing packages. So how do you do that? You can make it in Adobe PhotoShop or another graphic package and save out your text as images. This works really well as far as looking good, however, because images are naturally larger than text, the pages will load slower. But, the biggest drawback is not size, it's that you have your text, which tells what your site is about, locked up in images.

It's not accessible to search engines that crawl web sites.

What does that mean? It means that if you're relying on traffic to your site from search engines, you want real text, not images of text that only humans can read. If your site is not dependant on search engine traffic, then this may not matter other than the slower load time for the image laden pages.

10. Using Something Just To Be Using It.

When we remodeled our house, I wanted to use some stone somewhere. Our contractor kept saying that if we did, it would look like we used stone just to use some stone; it wouldn't look natural like a house designed from the start with stone. The same is true of web sites. Don't use flash, or background sounds, or videos that automatically load and start playing, or JavaScript that opens 900 windows. Only use those things when they are necessary, don't use them just because you may know how and want to show off.

11. Not Updating the Site.

As things change you should modify your site to reflect those changes. As you add new products or announce new products, you should add them to your site. As people change in your organization, you should update your site.

ReliaCloud Cloud Computing Webhosting Provider

2010-04-27T04:18:00.000-07:00

ReliaCloud, a national cloud computing infrastructure company, today announced the launch of its ReliaCloud Affiliate Program. The company avers that under the terms of the new program, affiliates earn $25 for each referred customer. It says that it is the first cloud hosting company to offer cloud services with Commission Junction. With 75% of companies stating that cloud computing is a priority for their companies in 2010, the demand for cloud solutions is unprecedented. The company further explains that with a variety of banner and text ads to choose from, affiliates can choose which look and feel best fits the ambiance of their own website.

"We designed this new program to give affiliates an easy way to offer cloud services," said Al Afflitto, Channel Manager at ReliaCloud. "With our program, affiliates can realize instant revenue by helping their clients utilize cloud services."

Cloud Computing Web Hosting in Europe

2010-04-25T23:30:00.000-07:00

City Network, a provider of hosting services, today announced the launch of an innovative Cloud Computing service. The new service, called City Cloud, enables customers to create virtual servers and scale them up and down as needed with a single click. The company adds that the service is available immediately to customers, and is the first Cloud Computing service based in Scandinavia.

It claims that City Cloud enables customers to pay by the hour rather than investing in their own servers and data centers. The service has a price point starting at about half of competing products, such as Amazon EC2. The company states that the it partnered with Enomaly to create City Cloud, and the service is based on Enomaly's Elastic Computing Platform, Service Provider Edition. City Cloud also leverages its established and robust infrastructure, with multiple power and network providers, dual cooling sources, and 100 percent guaranteed uptime SLA.

Reliable Site Web Hosting Company

2010-04-24T23:48:00.000-07:00

ReliableSite.Net LLC, a web hosting company, today announced that it has begun supporting the .NET Framework 4, which was released by Microsoft earlier in the week. The company states that the framework is immediately available on all hosting plans.

It explains that the new release of .NET 4 includes a wide-variety of important changes for developers, including enhancements to core ASP.NET services, as well as new Ajax upgrades, web forms, and functionality for handling dynamic data. A complete listing of upgrades is available from Microsoft's .NET 4 whitepaper.
In addition to .NET 4, it also supports ASP.NET MVC 2 and the IIS URL Rewrite module. The company has a broad customer base of Web developers, and offers a wide variety of features to meet these unique requirements. The company avers that it also offers a range of hosting solutions, including shared hosting, semi-dedicated servers, dedicated servers, and reseller hosting.

Parallels, a provider of virtualization and automation software

2010-04-23T22:11:00.000-07:00

Parallels, a provider of virtualization and automation software, today launched Parallels Plesk Panel 9.5 with significant upgrades including Google Services for websites, PCI compliance, free installation, migration and upgrade support, support of most virtualization platforms, self-diagnostic tools and automated bug fixers. The company says that it also includes free Parallels Sitebuilder 100 and free Parallels Billing 1000 (supporting USD, AUD, CAD and GBP) when purchased with Parallels Plesk Panel 9.5 Unlimited version.

It claims that Parallels Plesk Panel 9.5, is also the first commercial control panel to offer Google Services for websites which enables hosting companies to monetize the applications available through Google Services for websites. The company further states that for dedicated and shared hosting companies, the new updates are appealing. Support for the leading virtualization platforms including Parallels Virtuozzo Containers, Parallels Server Bare Metal, Microsoft Hyper-V, VMware ESX, Citrix Xen and KVM hypervisors allows flexibility in offering diverse virtualized services, access to thousands of applications ensures a complete and easy end-user experience, self-diagnostic and automated bug fixers allows small businesses to resolve problems quickly and efficiently and PCI Compliance ensures security of transactions.

Building Website Using Microsoft .NET

2010-04-22T23:09:00.000-07:00

DotNetNuke Corp., the company behind the adopted framework for building web sites and web applications on Microsoft .NET, and Telerik, a vendor of development tools and user interface components for .NET, yesterday announced a partnership. The company states that under the terms of the agreement, Telerik RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX, recognized for helping customers build rich, interactive web interfaces, is integrated into the DotNetNuke Community Edition 5.2 and DotNetNuke Professional Edition 5.2.
It explains that the Telerik RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX will provide developers with a richer toolset for developing dynamic, engaging user interfaces in the DotNetNuke platform. DotNetNuke Community Edition users will be able to utilize RadControls through standard user interface extensions provided in the DotNetNuke platform. DotNetNuke Professional Edition customers will receive a full development license for Telerik RadControls. The company claims that the development license allows the customer's developers to use the complete RadControls development toolset within their instance of DotNetNuke Professional Edition.

Webhosting Using Intel Quad Xeon 7550 Server

2010-04-22T23:07:00.000-07:00

The Planet, a privately held dedicated hosting company, today announced the immediate availability of the Quad Xeon 7550 server, equipped with the new Nehalem EX processor. The company avers that with more than three times the performance of the Intel Xeon 7400 series, this eight-core processor offers new levels of scalability and advanced reliability for mission-critical applications. It becomes the most powerful server in the company's portfolio.

It explains that built on a Dell PowerEdge R910 rack server chassis, the Quad Xeon 7550 is the first four-socket (4S) server in its fleet. It provides enhanced performance with a 2.0GHz processor, 18MB of cache and 1066MHz bus speed. The server's default configuration includes 32GB of RAM, 2TB of bandwidth and 2-300GB SAS drives. The company further explains that when hyper-threading is enabled, the 32-core processor increases to 64 cores for greater throughput and responsiveness. With this core density, combined with a memory footprint that can expand up to 2TB, this platform is ideal for virtualization and cloud deployments.

cPanel and Linux Web Hosting Product

2010-04-21T23:27:00.000-07:00

Resellerclub, one of the largest wholesale web services providers in the world, announced that they have integrated cPanel with their Linux Hosting Product. The company currently offers their resellers Unlimited Web Hosting, which comes with unlimited disk space, bandwidth and databases for $2.49 per month.

"cPanel has become a standard in the industry when it comes to Hosting Control Panels and we are proud to offer it to our resellers." said Bhavin Turakhia, CEO ResellerClub. The company aims at reducing the initial hurdles faced by their resellers when it comes to selling Web Hosting. "With cPanel and Fantastico, our resellers will able to make an even more compelling pitch and thus will be able to earn more off each Customer." added Bhavin.
This launch comes on the back of their recent announcement of Free Email with every Domain, which was launched on the first of this month. The Email Account with every Domain comes with 1GB Mail space, POP & IMAP access and catch-all facilities. The company claims that these launches are only the first two of many more new Products and Services coming this year.

CloudLinux from SingleHop Webhosting

2010-04-21T23:26:00.000-07:00

SingleHop, a dedicated server and managed web hosting provider, today announced the first product launch under their Cascade cloud hosting services program: the CloudLinux operating system. The company states that launched in February 2010, the CloudLinux operating system is designed to increase server density by improving stability and reliability using isolation technology to create Lightweight Virtual Environments (LVEs).

It further states that the use of LVEs improves server density and performance. CloudLinux is easily interchangeable with Centos or Red Hat Enterprise Linux; Cloud Linux founder Igor Seletskiy says that the switch can be made "within five minutes." The company adds that CloudLinux will be available for free with any server above $179.00 per month.

"CloudLinux is a new market offering, but one that will offer exceptional performance and extended control abilities in a cloud-like system," says SingleHop VP of Sales and Marketing Dan Ushman. "For our clients, it ensures greater stability and efficiency, optimized performance, and better security of their servers. We're excited to offer CloudLinux as the first of our Cascade cloud system offerings."

Receiving Google Adsense Payment thru Western Union

2010-04-21T23:25:00.000-07:00

From Google News: We've expanded Western Union Quick Cash as an AdSense payment method to 10 new countries: Saudi Arabia, Croatia, Iceland, United Arab Emirates, Latvia, Lebanon, Slovenia, Tunisia, Moldova and Malta. If you live in any of these locations, you can now sign up to receive your AdSense payments from your local Western Union agent. With Western Union, you'll receive your earnings sooner, since you won't have to wait for checks to arrive in the mail or clear at the bank. Plus, AdSense won't charge you a fee to use this payment method.

Please keep in mind these important points:

- Payments will continue to follow our normal payment schedule and will be available for pickup at your local Western Union agent the day after they're issued.

- You'll need to present a government-issued ID that matches your AdSense payee name when picking up your payment. If you need to update or correct the payee name listed in your account, please follow the instructions in our Help Center.

- Right now, only individual payee names can receive payments by Western Union, not businesses.

- Payments must be picked up within 60 days of issue, or they'll expire and be credited back to your account.

- Payments will be made in US dollars, but depending on your local Western Union agent, they may be picked up in your local currency.

These instructions will help you to sign up, and our Help Center has more info about picking up your payments and other countries where Western Union payments are available.

Logicworks, a provider of enterprise hosting and cloud computing

2010-04-20T23:26:00.000-07:00

Logicworks, a provider of enterprise hosting and cloud computing for high-availability applications and content, yesterday announced that it has hired Rick Ellenberger as CEO. The company states that Ellenberger has been at the forefront of technology revolutions for the last 30 years, and has successfully led companies in telecommunications, data integration and internet broadband. It avers that he has acquired, built and restructured several companies and led some of the best-known technology brands to greater profitability and investment. Its founder Carter Burden, who had been the firm's CEO, will continue in his role as Chairman of Logicworks board of directors.

The company explains that prior to it, Ellenberger was the Chairman and CEO of Cincinnati Bell. Through acquisition and strategic partnerships he created Broadwing Corporation, which was the first all-optical IP backbone network. During his tenure at Broadwing, he helped raise over $1 billion in investment capital and over $400 million in private equity investment. In 2001, Ellenberger was named Smart Executive magazine's Internet Executive of the Year, for leading Broadwing's phenomenal transformation from a one-city telephone company into a nationally-recognized, integrated communications powerhouse.

Free Download Latest Version of Coffee Cup Webdesign Software

2010-04-19T22:33:00.000-07:00

Free Download Latest Version of Coffee Cup Webdesign Software

We've released yet another update of the HTML Editor. What can we say? We get a kick out of making the best even better. It's a hobby of ours here at CoffeeCup.

So, about this update: You'll be excited to learn that this is just the first update of the year (yep, there's another one on its way), and that it includes more than 20 improvements and enhancements. We've also updated all the HTML Editor themes and released a bunch of shiny new ones too! You can find them here at hefty discounts of over 70%.

It's always a good idea to keep your website design fresh, so get yourself some pretty new themes, and watch the discount increase with every click!

For an overview of the improvements and enhancements, go get your (free!) upgrade. Check out the PDF Help manual for more information about what we tweaked, fixed, and changed.

Enjoy, see you soon, and don't forget to impress your visitors with a brand-spankin'-new website theme!

Thailand's 20-billion baht IT accessory market

2010-04-16T09:33:00.000-07:00

Vox Thailand Co is aiming to earn as much as one billion baht in revenue in Thailand's 20-billion baht IT accessory market this year.

CEO Peerasak Thongnarin says IT accessory firms need to offer appealing designs, which iswhy Vox has secured licensing deals with Warner Brothers and Sanrio among others for its products, which range from computer mice to flash drives and earphones.

The company also hopes to list on the Market for Alternative Investment (MAI) in early 2011 in a bid to raise 800 million baht to further develop the business.

Chief executive officer Peerasak Thongnarin said Vox was preparing for a full commercial launch on May 1, with the aim to earn 500 million baht in revenue this year plus an additional 500 million from exports.

Vox brand products include IT and digital accessories from optical and laser mice to computer keyboards, audio speakers and in-ear stereo, USB flash drives, adapters and cable.

The company has spent 10 million baht for licence-fee deals with Warner Brothers, Sanrio (Hello Kitty) and Bone to use their logos on Vox products.

Mr Peerasak said his company had hired one of the world's largest original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) in Taiwan and China to produce Vox products. It has placed the first batch of orders worth 80 million baht. - bangkokpost

Security Feature of OpenBSD

2010-04-16T09:30:00.000-07:00

Even though OpenBSD is tightly secured, computers running OpenBSD are still broken into. That might seem contradictory, but in truth it means that the person running the computer didn't understand computer security.

OpenBSD has many integrated security features, but people frequently assume that these features handle security for everything that can be installed on the computer. A moment's thought will show that this really isn't possible. No operating system can protect itself from the computer operator's mistakes. An OS can protect itself from problems in installed software to a limited extent, but ultimately the responsibility for security is in the hands of the administrator.

Consider a web server program running on OpenBSD. OpenBSD will provide the server with a stable, reliable platform, and will do as the server program asks, within the permissions the systems administrator has assigned to it. If the systems administrator has set up the server in a careful and correct manner, something going wrong with the web server will not endanger the operating system. If the sysadmin has integrated the web server with OpenBSD or has chosen to let the web server run with unrestricted privileges, the web server can inflict almost unrestricted damage to the computer software. If an intruder breaks into such a web server, they can use that integration and high permissions setting to lever their way into the operating system itself.

If such a break-in happens, is it OpenBSD's fault? Obviously not. The systems administrator is expected to follow basic security precautions when installing and configuring programs. No operating system can protect itself from an ignorant or careless sysadmin.

Ultimately, security is the responsibility of the systems administrator. Throughout this book, we will discuss some of the basic security precautions you should be taking when installing and running programs. We will also discuss the advanced security features OpenBSD offers in order to protect itself and help in your systems administration duties.

OpenBSD strives to be the most secure operating system in the world

2010-04-16T09:14:00.000-07:00

Security

OpenBSD strives to be the most secure operating system in the world. While it can reasonably make that claim now, it's a position that requires a constant struggle to maintain. People who break into systems are constantly trying new ways to penetrate computer systems, which means that today's feature may be tomorrow's security hole. As OpenBSD developers learn of new classes of programming errors and security holes, they scan the entire source tree for that class of problem and fix them before anyone even knows how they might be exploited. The history of computer security shows that users cannot be expected to patch or maintain their own systems; those systems must be secure out of the box. OpenBSD's goal is to eliminate those problems before they exist.

[1]If you work at a company implementing such technology, please base it on OpenBSD. I do not want my refrigerator to be hacked and find 4,000 gallons of sour cream on my doorstep the next day!

OpenBSD developers strive to implement solutions correctly

2010-04-16T09:09:00.002-07:00

Correctness

OpenBSD developers strive to implement solutions correctly. This means that they follow UNIX standards such as POSIX and ANSI in their implementations. They make it a strict rule to write programs in a reliable and secure manner, following programming's best current practices. Every skilled programmer knows that programs written correctly are more reliable, predictable, and secure. Many free software producers are satisfied if it compiles and seems to work, however, and quite a few commercial software companies don't give their programmers time to write code that correctly. Code in OpenBSD has been made correct by dint of much hard work, and anyone who tries to introduce incorrect code will be turned away — generally politely, and often with constructive criticism, but turned away nonetheless. And that brings us to OpenBSD's most well-known claim to fame.

Original BSD license, OpenBSD is free for use

2010-04-16T09:09:00.000-07:00

In keeping with the spirit of the original BSD license, OpenBSD is free for use in any way by anyone. You can use it in any tool you like, on any computer, for any purpose. Most of today's free software is licensed under terms that require distributors of software to return any changes back to the project owner. OpenBSD doesn't come with even that minor requirement. You can take OpenBSD, modify it, and embed it in refrigerators that order replacement food over the Internet, without ever paying the developers a dime. [1]

OpenBSD is perhaps the freest of the free operating systems. Like every other free UNIX-like operating system, the source code tree inherited from OpenBSD originally contained a wide variety of programs that shipped under conditional licenses. Some were free for non-commercial use; some were free if you changed the name once you made a change to the code; others had a variety of obscure licensing terms, such as indemnifying a third party against lawsuits. These have been either ripped out or replaced with freely licensed alternatives.

Theo de Raadt said on a mailing list during a discussion of licensing terms:

We know what a free license should say.

It should say

* Copyright foo

* I give up my rights and permit others to:

distribute

sell

give

modify

use

* I retain the right to be known as the author/owner

When it says something else, ask this:

* - is it 100% guaranteed fluff which cannot ever affect anyone?

* - is it giving away even more rights (the author right)?

If not, then it must be giving someone more rights, or by the same token -

taking more rights away from someone else!

Then it is _less_ free than our requirements state!

The OpenBSD Project does a lot of work to guarantee that its licensing is as stringently free as its code is correct.

OpenBSD's documentation is expected to be both complete and accurate

2010-04-16T09:08:00.000-07:00

Documented

Many free software projects are satisfied with releasing code. Some think that they're going above and beyond by including a help function in the program itself, available by typing some command-line flag. Others really go all out and provide a grammatically incorrect and technically vague manual page.

OpenBSD's documentation is expected to be both complete and accurate. The manual pages for system and library calls are extensive, even when compared to the other BSDs, and include discussions on usage and security. In its audit of the OpenBSD source code tree, the OpenBSD team found any number of circumstances where people had used the library interface as the manual page said they should, but the manual page was incorrect! This created both potential and actual security problems. As such, a documentation error is considered a serious bug and treated as harshly as any other serious bug.