If you deleted your .htaccess file (or lost it somehow) here is how you can restore the default one: Create a new blank .htaccess file in your WordPress directory via FTP or SSH. Change permissions to 777. Log-in to your dashboard……
I have decided to say goodbye to the shared hosting once and for all and finally moved all of my personal sites and blog to a virtual private server (VPS) running CentOS 5.2 and Plesk.
At last the moment we have all been waiting for. Amazon Web Services (AWS) has just announced that Elastic Cloud Compute (EC2) is being rolled out in Europe.
I’ve just got back to Sydney (Australia) and I’m now ready to spread the love for Border Crossing Media into the Aussie territories.
Well, ladies and gentlemen, if you’re into Web Development, and just in case you haven’t heard yet, Ubuntu 8.10 has just been released.
Well, here we go – our brand new website and blog is up and running. We’re using Drupal, a well-known CMS. We’ve worked with a wide range of CMS’s before but we selected Drupal because we thought:
We are pleased to announce that we have been invited to present a training session at the Erich Pommer Institut’s Digital Content Distribution seminar.
When we were planning the update of our website having a company blog was pretty high on the list of requirements. At first this seemed like a natural addition but the more we discussed it amongst each other the more we realised how divisive a feature this was.
You may have noticed that we recently updated our website. Here’s why:
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