I’ve been chatting to a company recently about helping them with their SEO efforts – they’re looking to do the content and I’ll be doing the link development. Is an equitable split of work and they’re a reasonably well known brand – leaders within their field – just lacking generic positioning. And as we all [...]
Monthly Archives: September 2008
The Great Online Advert Swindle
September 10, 2008 – 12:33 pm
God I’m getting annoyed today – was happy when I got into the office but now I’m angry and getting angrier. And today the object of my impatience and wrath are website adverts. Not the crappy little popups telling me I’m the millionth visitor or that I have spyware and should click on some Windows [...]
Google Chrome Easter Egg
September 5, 2008 – 10:19 am
This is going to be the last post about Google Chrome – for this week anyway I just got an email telling me about an Easter egg within the Google browser. In the address bar of the browser type ‘about:internets’ and you get a hidden little thing. On a similar theme of you type just [...]
Google Chrome – Crashing with Symantec (Part 2)
September 3, 2008 – 3:39 pm
As mentioned in previous post you can turn off the sandboxing in Google Chrome to stop it conflicting with Symantec Endpoint Protection. However this is really a bit of a hack and as the sandbox is one of the cool things in Google Chrome turning it off isn’t really a great solution. As sandboxing means [...]
Google Chrome Crashing with Symantec
September 3, 2008 – 9:02 am
But Don’t Worry We Know How To Fix It I’ve been sitting at work trying to get the new browser from Google – Chrome, to work on my office PC. And it didn’t work I kept getting an initialisation error. After some swearing, some throwing things etc I found the fix.
Google Browser Announced – Google Chrome
September 2, 2008 – 8:53 am
God I hate geeks :p But this morning Jamie emailed me about a new Google browser (called Google Chrome)- you can tell I was working late last night when I completely missed this by turning off my mail client and thereby not seeing the RSS feeds which now fill Thunderbird about this.