For those of you who run small websites on shared servers, you might sometimes run into problems where your images are “hotlinked” and your bandwidth stolen. Here at Zedomax.com, we run a server farm so we don’t have bandwith problems so far but here’s 2 really great resources on how to protect yourself against image hotlinking:
I have been working on a new CSS Dropdown menu using some free code over from Alist Apart. You should see the updated dropdown menus right here on Zedomax.com real soon when I am done tinkering with it.
Well, I ran into a problem while developing these CSS dropdown menus, the menus would display “under” the Google Adsense ads, which are basically iframes.
I kept googling for some solutions but there was really no clear answer out there but I found that you can easily do this by usin
Well, I am in the process of creating a local tunnel connection between two of my web servers from MediaTemple (thanks Eric for the help btw), I stumbled across this cool Linux DIY that shows you how to create an SSH Tunnel between two linux computers and share the internet via proxy port number 2020.
This might be very useful if you happen to run a bunch of linux machines and run out of ethernet lines. (and you are not using WiFi)
To create a tunnel you need to check that ssh service is running on the computer that you want to connect. For Ubuntu or Debian based distribution
Do you live in hot weather? Can’t enjoy the outdoor life because it’s too HOT?
Well, don’t worry, the Outdoor Misting Fan is here to rescue. The Outdoor Misting Fan features ability to act as a fan with powerful thrust of mist that can come straight from your garden hose.
I just got back from Texas last night for a business trip and I have to say if you live in hot weather areas like Texas, F
Wow, here’s another great idea for growing a garden on a chair. If you have some skills with custom acrylic designs, this might be just the perfect way to use your creativity while saving space for your plants.
For those who like laying back in the garden and leaning against a sturdy tree or bush while quietly reading a book, this grow-it-yourself natural wood furniture concept might readily take root in your imagination. Best of all, you can watch while your favorite new seat grows right up from the ground in your own backyard or from a pot on the patio or porch.
This one’s for all those ladies out there who have been traveling often, learn how to make/recycle hotel magnetic key jewelry! I know most hotels throw away millions of these plastic magnetic keys on a daily basis, here’s a great way to help the environment while making you look more beautiful.
We cut the cards into various small shapes. I then used a leather punch (because it was handy and I didn’t feel like messing with the drill) to make holes in the top of the
I have to confess that I am an avid wine bottle drinker and throw away many wine bottles daily. Well, here’s a great DIY that shows you how to turn/re-make your old wine bottles into a classy wine bottle torch!
this clever outdoor diy idea comes from erik anderson of gerardot & co.- a creative branding and design agency in indianapolis. erik was kind enough to share a fantastic project that turns an everyday bottle into a modern backyard tiki torch.
Here’s a really cool DIY that shows you how to make etched mirrors. It would make a great gift for your family and friends. I might even make one myself real soon here with Zedomax.com logo etched so I can take a look at it everyday. 🙂
Doing glass or mirror etching is actually very simple. Once you find someone who can output your art into vinyl, it’s a very short process and the results are pretty amazing. I was even impressed upon seeing the final result!
This is a Guest Post by Jeff Saporito from our partner blog site TestFreaks.com.
Few things on this earth become as cluttered, dirty and full of mysteries as the desks where we work all day. From shriveled lettuce fragments from a 2005 sandwich still stuck between the keys, to a curious 5” floppy disk full of unknown data that has been rolled over by the chair wheels a dozen times, there are all sorts of things buried within and around our workspaces. This is particularly
Samsung Omnia II has been caught in the wild, the new Samsung smartphone features a Windows Mobile 6.1, 3.7″ 800×480 pixel LCD, and support for HDSPA/GPS/WiFi.
The core feature of the new Samsung Omnia II isn’t its laggy Windows Mobile operating system but the on-board 5 megapixel camera and DVD-quality camcorder that also does DivX and xViD.
For storage, the Samsung Omnia II does great with its 8 gigabyte internal storage plus ability to add more with a microSD slot.
Overall, I am not impressed by the size of the Samsung Omnia II as it’s slightly
