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So like ... when does the new policy get instituted that insta-bans all these fucktards making sales threads in STS and other sections of the forum?

One of the best things I've seen on TO lately ... Full article

I was doing some research for a client who runs a pair of local spas. While scoping out competition, I saw the logo for SpaBoom a couple of times, and out of curiosity checked the site out. It is a really well put-together service, an online marketing/fulfillment deal for local spas who want...

Keep seeing these threads. Not that I did not predict this back in 2008 or so (it is, after all, a natural development in the life of a forum, to become riddled with dogshit and get exponentially more difficult to find value) but just today, I happened to hit a couple of marketing/web business...

Of course, this is not a complex task, but it can be time-consuming, and this wizard is extremely cool for generating codes to be copied into multiple instances. If you have not before seen it, much of the Themergency site is worth digging around for WordPress hacks, generators and tips. Frank

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Store Code's a nest of snakes, but the net eye candy is pretty cool. I'm sure there's a much more simple way to accomplish the effect without the bloat (not asking; just saying.)

Ugly? You May Have a Case by Daniel Hamermesh NYT Sunday Review The whole amazingly fucked article can be read here. No, this guy isn't just the greatest troll ever to hit the web. He seems serious, just the life-in-a-vacuum kind of serious that only college professors seem capable of...

Creative Uses of CSS3 Text Effects to Enhance Your Web Presence | Studiodaas Blog A collection of tutorials, gallery samples and more showcasing some very cool CSS3 effects. Worth a share for sure. Frank

I'm a lazy ass, ok? I like click-and-shit-happens kind of stuff. If you've used both, do you have an opinion of Softaculous as an alternative to Fantastico? The latter is getting a little long in the tooth, and since I'm changing up hosting anyway I thought I'd look into alternatives. Frank

An on-duty cop banging some chick on the hood of her car, while a little kitty cat watches.

Get in on your share of some badassery at the Christie's auction of Richard Gere's guitar collection (story here.) Notable items going up are an early prototype of the Gibson Flying V (in the above pic, next to a 1931 D'Angelico that I'm actually kind of thinking about, if the bidding isn't...

A little basic, but a good primer/refresher on building landing pages that get the job done (here) The basic parameters are things most people already know, (short & logical content, clean focused layout, minimal links, and action above fold) but there are some interesting data shared on each...

Dang ... everybody wants a piece ...

Anybody have experience with WPFacePages? They have an interesting-sounding product, but the site is 100% pure WSO nonsense, right down to testimonials from Warrior forum members, which makes my asshole pucker. Anyone ever tried it, and if so what were your impressions? Frank

I own a wholesale business that is about to start offering higher-end products to our customers (it was built on accessories and other low-dollar items, but the business in which it operates is filled with bigger-bucks consumer purchases, with $1,000-$3,000 being pretty normal price ranges, and...

Google and Yola have launched an initiative in the UK to encourage local businesses to get online -- they are providing free domains, free hosting and other stuff to people, and encouraging online business consultants to help round up the locals. Partners FAQs - Getting British Business...

I've been with KnownHost for almost a year and a half. While I was originally elated with the level of customer service and relative value of the pricing, the actual quality of the hosting is just shit. Anything running on WP or other database-heavy application runs extremely slow, often...

Plenty of Fish paid more than $20,000 for two complete shit domains, POF.asia and POF.biz, at SEDO. They also picked up POF.net for $18,000 at GoDaddy. All in the last 30 days. Meanwhile, "pof" is available as a hand reg in numerous TLDs, including ccTLDs where I'd think they'd want to...