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Migration complete!

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Finally after a wait of more than ten days we have completed the procedures for transfer of the site (during which I had inevitably stop the publication of new articles).

Thank you for your patience and waiting!

Posted on October 7, 2008 at 10:05 a.m. in Miscellaneous | Comments [0]

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I am going to make a return for hosting. I will be Tophost (time to be starting down a little 'too many) to WebPerTe taking advantage of the discount Andrea beggar.
I have arranged to make a smooth transition, but please take patience if it were still present some mistake.

Wrote on December 10, 2007 at 9:18 in Miscellaneous | Comments [0]

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Win a iPhone with TheAppleLounge

In recent times, it seems that is literally spreading among bloggers fashion to launch the contest in order to increase its popularity and climb the rankings in various network!
On the blogosphere seems to dividing quite clearly some people is not no way to escape this kind of initiatives, but whoever stands absolutely against, and runs both of invective against the "bloggers svenduti" then there's also those who are against those who are against!.
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Posted on December 5, 2007 at 10:09 a.m. in Miscellaneous | Comments [5]

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The easy way to download music from MySpace

With Free Music Zilla, download music from MySpace, (but also by Mog, Imeem, Last.fm, Pandora, iJigg, Radio.blog.club) becomes a really basic. There is no need to loose more time to examine the source of HTML pages of MySpace to hunt links to mp3 files or Friend ID or even get sniffed HTTP requests.
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Posted on December 4, 2007 at 14:30 in Software | Comments [3]

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How to verify that you've entered the correct password

When you type a password to access a site, what we actually see is a row of asterisks (*).
This occurs for reasons connected with the right security and privacy as we can safely enter our password without fear even in the presence of other people nearby.
However, there are cases where we may need to ascertain exactly the password typed before groped login. For example, when you connect to sites with high security measures (such as the 'home banking) usually is forced to use passwords long and complex and not allowed to make mistakes typing for more than 2 or 3 times, penalty Barring account.
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