Posted By: Santhosh | Feb 27th, 2010
Web Page redirection is used to redirect your web traffic to any page or website you need to. That will ensure that you won’t lose any traffic after you make some changes on your site’s link structure.
Why 301 Redirect?
301 Redirection is used to redirect your web page permanently. This is one of the best way to redirect a page which will ensure that you do not lose any traffic and page rankings. 301 redirection can be setup easily using .htaccess file.
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Webmastering
Posted By: Aditya | Feb 25th, 2010
Have you ever missed an appointment because you were so absorbed in some thing that you totally lost the track of time? It’s a good thing if you were doing nuclear research at that time you probably didn’t want your link to be broken, but for most of us, missing appointments is a bad thing. What you can do it… Set up reminders on your phone, then again, many people like me don’t always keep checking their phones. The solution? Learn to use cron jobs. Cron jobs are helpful with your appointments and ‘to-do’s of course, but their real power can only be perceived when you actually start using cron jobs on your servers or workstations to automate backups. Here’s a detailed how-to about the same.
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Linux
Posted By: Santhosh | Feb 1st, 2010
System Monitoring is one of the key factor to keep an eye on what’s really happening behind the scenes in your operating system. People who are very much interested in the system performance and optimization often tend to check the resource usage of various applications, components and other system related processes.
There are many ways to monitor these processes. On a personal computer running Linux with GUI environment, there are quite a lot of apps and programs tailored exactly to do this job. Many Linux distributions will have one inbuilt as well. But there are few scenarios where you wont be able to get the luxury of GUI, so you will entirely have to depend on CLI or the Command Line Interface. SSH is one good example for this, where you can connect to remote computer and operate it with commands.
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Linux
Posted By: Santhosh | Dec 31st, 2009
If you are running a website and working hard to enhance its web presence and to help maintain a good status of the flow of traffic, then you ought to work out on several aspects of Search Engine Optimization (SEO) techniques. Though you can do most of the optimization stuff manually, it will be good if you use a better tool to help manage it. And if you are very much interested in optimizing your site for Google search engine, then Google has a well developed tool for it. And that is the “Google Webmaster Tools”
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Webmastering
Posted By: Santhosh | Dec 30th, 2009
Sometimes you come across an error when you start your Windows XP computer which says “NTLDR is missing”. This is because you might have deleted the NTLDR file from your windows installation partition. NTLDR is a boot loader for windows XP. If you encounter with this problem, better do not panic, because it is very simple to troubleshoot it.
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Windows Tutorials
Posted By: Aditya | Dec 30th, 2009
For all those unfortunate enough to have a very bad DNS from their service provider, the ability to set your own DNS is a must. Here I will be giving a short tutorial on how to set a DNS using network manager under gnome. What you need to do is :-
- Go to networkmanager -> edit connections. This can be done by right clicking on the gnome panel icon and clicking on edit connections.
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Linux
Posted By: Aditya | Dec 28th, 2009
Ever wanted to type some simple and very widely used characters other than the $ sign? A £ maybe? Or a ¢? Maybe you just wanted a © or ® symbol for your blog. This can be really painful under Linux as you will have to enter character map, or maybe copy the letter from somewhere else and paste it. What if the function were available on the keyboard itself? The answer to your prayers is here. The compose key.
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Linux
Posted By: Santhosh | Dec 28th, 2009
One of the best thing about Ubuntu is that the availability of constant updates. The download includes updates for the operating system and its application as well. The interval between updates is so shorter it makes you to get updates almost every day or sometimes more than once in a day.
Though this is good for maintaining healthy status of your Ubuntu, it turns out to be annoying sometimes when you don’t want to update it everyday. So instead you can opt to update it once in a week or month.
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Linux
Posted By: Aditya | Dec 27th, 2009
Is there a way to seperate the history for all the admin user accounts who ultimately make use of the command ’su’? Instead of having all the history dumped into a single history file, why not have multiple history files, each corresponding to the particular user in question? Using a simple bash script you can have different history files for all different users. There are a few simple steps to do this.
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Linux
Posted By: Santhosh | Dec 27th, 2009
Bored of using the same old default Safari icon in your dock? Here are some of the 10 beautiful icons for your Safari web browser which gives a whole new look to your safari dock icon. You can use any of these icons as dock icon for your Safari in any dock applications. All these icons are free to download and can be used for personal and non-commercial purposes.
1. Black Aqua Safari Icons – by Plexform

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Icons