This guy has an interesting idea about how to get backlinks to your blog:
http://www.terencechang.com/2007/11/13/diy-build-quality-backlinks-with-rss-feed-on-blogger-and-wordpress/
Monday, December 08, 2008
How FeedBurner Email subscription looks like in Blogger
Grega and Tatie!
Here, I found this blog: http://media-tech.blogspot.com
which look like very similar to my: www.repse-consulting.com. He is using same blogspot templaste as mine. On the right column you can see Delivered by Feed Burner window for the new subscriubers to subscribe. It looks nice, even in french:)
The blog also have a small feedburner logo with the number of subscribers, which sends you to:
http://feedproxy.google.com/MediaTech. It might be thyt this is the feed that FeedBurner generates.
So it's possible that there are still 2 feed, one on blogspot and one on feed burner. And that feed burner register all the traffic on both of them.?
Here, I found this blog: http://media-tech.blogspot.com
which look like very similar to my: www.repse-consulting.com. He is using same blogspot templaste as mine. On the right column you can see Delivered by Feed Burner window for the new subscriubers to subscribe. It looks nice, even in french:)
The blog also have a small feedburner logo with the number of subscribers, which sends you to:
http://feedproxy.google.com/MediaTech. It might be thyt this is the feed that FeedBurner generates.
So it's possible that there are still 2 feed, one on blogspot and one on feed burner. And that feed burner register all the traffic on both of them.?
Oznake:
Email Subscription,
FeedBurner
FeedBurner - Why use it?
Gregor and Tatie, hi! Here, I have seen how Feed Burner e-mail subscription works. It's a nice mail icon on the right top of the page. If you use it, it redirects you to subscription page, where you put in your email, and than FeedBurner sends you a activation mail.
Tatie, for you it could be usefull, if you looke at: Millionaire Club Recommendations, at the right side of the blog, which send you to t what it looks like an affiliate programe of amazone. The guy actually recomends book for reading.
Still I don't understand it Blogger and FeedBurner feed can coexist?
Tatie, for you it could be usefull, if you looke at: Millionaire Club Recommendations, at the right side of the blog, which send you to t what it looks like an affiliate programe of amazone. The guy actually recomends book for reading.
Still I don't understand it Blogger and FeedBurner feed can coexist?
Oznake:
Email Subscription,
FeedBurner
Thursday, July 17, 2008
Are we entering in the virtual worlds?
Game market is producing some of the most astonishing virtual worlds. Since even worlds created by open source communities began catching up with large industries and because competition is tough and profit margins big, companies are trying to find new way to gain customers.
The latest method seems to be to give them more advanced interfaces. These interfaces provide better interaction with virtual worlds. At the moment most computers use keyboards and mouse for interaction with various programmes. Some use joysticks as well. Consoles use controllers to control action on the TV.
But since everyone has those already companies are inventing new things. Nintendo Wii uses sensors to track your motions across the room. Microsoft is betting on touch tables. Gesture devices are being developed. Hmm, can’t wait for mind interface.
All these interfaces bring more of the virtual worlds in our real world. They increase immersion – which became one of main selling points for various virtual environments. But as they connect us more to the virtual world they also distance us more from the real world. And it seems that the border between reality and virtual worlds is becoming more and more blurry.
The latest method seems to be to give them more advanced interfaces. These interfaces provide better interaction with virtual worlds. At the moment most computers use keyboards and mouse for interaction with various programmes. Some use joysticks as well. Consoles use controllers to control action on the TV.
But since everyone has those already companies are inventing new things. Nintendo Wii uses sensors to track your motions across the room. Microsoft is betting on touch tables. Gesture devices are being developed. Hmm, can’t wait for mind interface.
All these interfaces bring more of the virtual worlds in our real world. They increase immersion – which became one of main selling points for various virtual environments. But as they connect us more to the virtual world they also distance us more from the real world. And it seems that the border between reality and virtual worlds is becoming more and more blurry.
Wednesday, July 09, 2008
Big brother really wants to have a look at your files
Are you sharing large free open source files over internet? Prepare to get banned.
Under new proposal, currently considered in EU parliament, users would be banned if they shared "illegal content". And just what is that? Well all the movies, music, games you might share with your friends. And how will they know what you are doing? They plan to tap into your download to see what you are downloading. But wait, you will say, I share encrypted files. Well then they will just check the file size and kick you off the net. So if you child is doing something illegal, you will get banned. If someone in the office did it - the whole company might get kicked off the net.
There are of course a couple of conflict areas this law is getting into. Like for example privacy. Imagine that a friend you are talking to over a phone has nice background music in his room. That would be copyright violation, because you did not pay the price for that copy and neither did he for distributing it. So you are chatting about this and that, while all this time there is someone listening to you. And if they hear the music (along with other things you talk about) they just might take your phone line away. Does that look like a repressive regime to you? Well in my opinion it is. And all that because these people can not adapt to new online market. They fail to understand that people would like to hear only one song, or to see a certain movie only once. Instead they keep selling things for multiple uses and consequentially they are more expensive.
Ironically the supporters of such drastic action seem to come from the very same people that used to despise regimes like the Soviet regime or Nazi regimes. This basically did the same with then available technology. The difference is that those regimes gained power through these means, while these corporations are counting to get some money along with it as well.
The brilliant minds still do not know how they will force you to decrypt the data - a popper encryption takes a very long time to be decoded. Perhaps they plan to use water boarding techniques - they seem to do well occasionally.
Under new proposal, currently considered in EU parliament, users would be banned if they shared "illegal content". And just what is that? Well all the movies, music, games you might share with your friends. And how will they know what you are doing? They plan to tap into your download to see what you are downloading. But wait, you will say, I share encrypted files. Well then they will just check the file size and kick you off the net. So if you child is doing something illegal, you will get banned. If someone in the office did it - the whole company might get kicked off the net.
There are of course a couple of conflict areas this law is getting into. Like for example privacy. Imagine that a friend you are talking to over a phone has nice background music in his room. That would be copyright violation, because you did not pay the price for that copy and neither did he for distributing it. So you are chatting about this and that, while all this time there is someone listening to you. And if they hear the music (along with other things you talk about) they just might take your phone line away. Does that look like a repressive regime to you? Well in my opinion it is. And all that because these people can not adapt to new online market. They fail to understand that people would like to hear only one song, or to see a certain movie only once. Instead they keep selling things for multiple uses and consequentially they are more expensive.
Ironically the supporters of such drastic action seem to come from the very same people that used to despise regimes like the Soviet regime or Nazi regimes. This basically did the same with then available technology. The difference is that those regimes gained power through these means, while these corporations are counting to get some money along with it as well.
The brilliant minds still do not know how they will force you to decrypt the data - a popper encryption takes a very long time to be decoded. Perhaps they plan to use water boarding techniques - they seem to do well occasionally.
Monday, June 23, 2008
Old market should give way to online market
Finally, one might say! This is a thing I can relate to! Consider this – a Dell Vostro computer (which by the way runs perfectly with Ubuntu Linux) that is ment to help to help smaller companies get a good start (i.e. good price with older AMD processors) has a huge price difference depending in which region you are buying it. And you HAVE TO buy it in your own country. That’s the policy of Dell. But what difference I am talking about here? Well consider this – the computer is cheaper if you buy it in USA and send it over the ocean to Slovenia via DHL than buying it here. In fact you could almost buy two of those. Buy it in Germany you will pay 350-400 EUR for it. Buy it here you will pay over 1100 EUR. Note there are no customs and transport costs from Germany to would be no more than 50 EUR. But you can not buy it in Germany, you HAVE TO buy it here, where the price is higher. Why? Isn’t EU a single market now? Isn’t that the whole as well as the fundamental idea of European Union?! Single market should eventually also have same prices, or at least prices that wouldn’t vary too much - probably salaries as well. The national governments have too much power in certain things and there should be some consensus on all this. At least that way we could feel like Union. Right now the only people that feel the union are manufacturers who don’t’ have to pay customs anymore to sell goods in other countries.
Tuesday, May 27, 2008
100%+ Traffic Increase
I' ve seen these blog about How to encrease traffic on your blog. Have you seen it?
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
Beware! They are watching YOU!
It appears that a real battle is raging on issue of online privacy. But is there any debate needed on this issue? After all who would want to someone in their house watching what they are doing? Taking your data (whether you know they are doing it or are living in perception that they don’t really do that) and analyzing it just seems wrong. Imagine having someone bending over your shoulder while you surf the internet. And each time you would for example read a news about political situation in Thailand he would offer you a ticket or to book you a hotel. Does that seem normal to everyone?!? That must be the case, because they are already doing it. While this kind of behaviour may be considered only as annoying, collecting data to connect with services is not such a simple thing. As someone put it – imagine you are looking for a book on cancer and your insurance office gets that data? Would they still give you your usual bonus?
Why do they collect all this personal data? They say it is all meant only to help us. True it could be used to help a user, but it could be also used to abuse. Point is it’s simply not a safe thing to do. Besides that, why do you need to give your age, gender, race and home address just to read some extra news? Does that seem a normal thing? Or is that extending and strengthening the control over individuals and their decisions in virtual worlds?
And if you ask me – no they don’t have the right to monitor what I am downloading, no they don’t have the right to monitor what programmes I run on MY computer, and no they don’t have the right to look over my shoulder while I surf the web. Period.
Why do they collect all this personal data? They say it is all meant only to help us. True it could be used to help a user, but it could be also used to abuse. Point is it’s simply not a safe thing to do. Besides that, why do you need to give your age, gender, race and home address just to read some extra news? Does that seem a normal thing? Or is that extending and strengthening the control over individuals and their decisions in virtual worlds?
And if you ask me – no they don’t have the right to monitor what I am downloading, no they don’t have the right to monitor what programmes I run on MY computer, and no they don’t have the right to look over my shoulder while I surf the web. Period.
Thursday, April 10, 2008
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