Tree like Drop Down Menu Navigation in Wordpress blog

August 3, 2009

There are a ton of Word Press plug in’s out there these days that allow you to do a variety of things within your blog and on your admin menu. I was messing around online the other day and thought it would be pretty slick if there was a plug in that would allow you [...]

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Disable Services In Ubuntu Linux

August 2, 2009

Linux has services that run in the background almost as soon as the operating system is initialized, these services have varying uses. There are some however that are started by default that are not necessary for the operating system to function, and also that you may have absolutely no need for what so ever. A [...]

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Install Utorrent Skins

August 1, 2009

I’ve used quite a few torrent program’s in the past and my favorite by far has been Utorrent. A feature I started tinkering around with the other day was skinning Utorrent to make it more appealing to the eye. For some people, this doesn’t matter, myself and I’m sure a lot of you however, would [...]

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What is FXS?

July 31, 2009

One of the newest way’s to communicate these day’s is through VOIP, or Voice Over Internet Protocol. The basics of it are you use your internet connection, to make a phone call over the internet, paying nothing but your monthly internet bill. To make a call over the internet, you have to use a device [...]

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What is ETL?

July 30, 2009

ETL stands for extract, transform, and load. ETL is software that allows businesses to consolidate all of there data from multiple formats in different locations while moving the data from place to place.

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What Is LTE?

July 30, 2009

During the middle of 2009, the majority of broadband capable cell phones operated on third generation, or 3G, mobile technology networks. Of these networks, they included other technologies such as GSM (Global System for Mobile Communication) and CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access). However, in the very near future, a newer technology called LTE or (Long [...]

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What is EAI?

July 29, 2009

EAI is an acronym for Enterprise Application Integration. This process, brings computer applications together under the same common programming structure to increase functionality and efficiency. At an extremely basic level, EAI shares information between multiple applications. Having several purposes including linking databases, sharing data, backing up and restoring databases, EAI acts as a true data [...]

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What is IVR?

July 29, 2009

IVR stands for interactive voice response and is a telephony technology allowing callers to interact with a database using either their voice or their keypad on there telephones. IVR systems have saved businesses hundreds of millions if not close to a billion dollars a year by being able to cut back on employee resources and [...]

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What is EII

July 28, 2009

EII is an acronym that stands for Enterprise Information Integration. In it’s most basic form, EII compiles it’s data from a variety of sources to create one unique  deliverable presentation. This collaboration of the data it gather’s is read only, there is no writing of data or over writing of data taking place at the [...]

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Google Analytics Help: 5 Common Mistakes To Avoid

July 24, 2009

I’m sure you have all heard the old adage you get more out of something the more you put into it. Well in Google Analytics case this is exactly the case. Without the right setup and configuration, you could get horrible data or worse, absolutely no data at all. Now there are many way’s of [...]

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