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Monthly Archives: June 2008
IPv4 and IPv6 network charts
Having collegues that go to RIPE meetings, sure has its advantages. Besides learning a bit more of the operations of one of worlds largest Internet Resource Allocators, they get to bring home some ‘goodies’, including useful IPv4 and IPv6 network … Continue reading
Why to avoid URLS ending in .0 for Google search-results
Ever found a URL ending with “.0″ (that’s ‘dot zero’) when searching for an item in Google? You probably haven’t, because it’s impossible to get a URL that ends with “.0″ listed in the Google search-result pages.
Changing network settings through the windows command line
Linux can make you feel like a true nerd, by typing in all those fancy commands on a black & white terminal, and seeing it take effect on your computer/server. It’s a sense of accomplishment, once it works – you’ll … Continue reading
Update: seo analyzer v0.3
Only a small update, I’ve fixed some errors in the length of title- and description tags for Google, Yahoo! and MSN search results, added a whee bit of a layout (where WordPress sort of ‘inspired me’) and added a Google … Continue reading