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Google Translate and Wiki Play Together

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· February 11, 2015

When two great resources play together, they can really have fun. Google Translate and Wikipedia were used to power the Word Map website. Just type in a word and watch where you are taken. Pretty sweet work, guys.

How Strong is Your Password?

Posted by Virtually Everything

· January 24, 2015

Beware of the Blue Meanies January of every year, SplashData announces its annual list of the 25 most common passwords found on the Internet. The list is known as the “Worst Passwords” that will expose anybody to being hacked or having their identities stolen by the blue meanies. Well, this year is no exception. How strong is your password? Is…

January 2015 WordPress Plugin Vulnerabilities

Posted by Virtually Everything

· January 16, 2015

WordPress plugin vulnerabilities are being exploited and hackers are looking to take advantage of them. They did not take a break over the holiday season and so here is a quick roundup of the most important current vulnerabilities being tracked that you should be aware of: The popular Pods content development framework for WordPress has a XSS and CSRF vulnerability which…

Update WordPress Core and Gmedia Gallery Plugin Vulnerability

Posted by Virtually Everything

· August 12, 2014

Update the WordPress Core to 3.9.2 If you haven’t already, please upgrade your WordPress core to version 3.9.2. This release contains an important fix for a possible denial-of-service vulnerability in PHP’s XML processing. You can find out more about the fix on the official WordPress blog. Gmedia Gallery Plugin Vulnerability The WordPress Gmedia Gallery plugin version 1.2.1 contains a serious…

Vunerability in Custom Contact Forms…and What To Do!

Posted by Virtually Everything

· August 8, 2014

A serious vulnerability in the Custom Contact Forms plugin has been announced. While popular, this plugin appears to be infrequently updated and the developers were not very responsive in fixing the plugin, so it may be advisable to move to an alternative if possible. What to do: Upgrade the Custom Contact Forms plugin as soon as possible if you use the…

Simple Tips on Getting Better Visibility on Google from Matt Cutts

Posted by Virtually Everything

· September 26, 2013

While this may be an older video from Matt Cutts, the information is just as useful today as it was back when it was originally done:

Intro to WordPress Web Design Workshop – June 11-13, 2013

Posted by Virtually Everything

· May 22, 2013

As a member of WebDesign.com for nearly three years now, I have found their training to be the best there is. I want to share with you an opportunity to experience for yourself what their training is like by letting you know about some FREE training coming up at WebDesign.com in June and I hope you can join me there….

Job Posting: Administrative Assistant/Bookkeeper for Hytrek CPA in Ontario, Oregon

Posted by Virtually Everything

· January 28, 2013

(POSITION FILLED) Administrative Assistant / Bookkeeper Position Available immediately: Lonny Hytrek CPA, P.C.2880 SW 4th Ave., Suite 1Ontario, OR 97914 Contact Person: Becky Mathew, 541-889-5318 Administrative Assistant / Bookkeeper Full Time until April 2013 / After April 2013 hours will vary from 20 hours a week to 40 hours a week depending on work load. Duties Include (but not limited…

My Review of Konica Minolta 1690MF Magicolor Color Multifunction Laser Printer

Posted by Virtually Everything

· January 12, 2011

Originally submitted at Adorama Konica Minolta 1690MF Magicolor Color Multifunction Laser Printer, Print, Copy, Scan and Fax, 1200 x 600 dpi, 20ppm Print Speed Konica Minolta 1690MF Magicolor Color Multifunction Laser Printer, Print, Copy, Scan and Fax, 1200 x 600 dpi, 20ppm Print Speed Small footprint, good copies, easy setup By Barbara from Nampa, ID on 1/12/2011 4out of 5…

Back Up Your Important Stuff with Carbonite…

Posted by Virtually Everything

· October 4, 2010

Was the back up of my computer information viable…and safe? Is my info as safe as I think? We all know that we should be backing up our computer information, but do we…regularly…really? I thought my backup process was good; I would make copies of my folders and files on DVDs and CDs and had an external hard drive that…

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