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:
Well, here’s some interesting posts across the Zedomax Network today:
First, for ladies, check out the Botkier Morgan small hobo handbag, it almosts reminds me of an exaggerated version of a big fluffy, hairy squirrel.
Second, for internet marketers, learn how to (not) use Stumbleupon to make more money with Adsense. Stumbleupon is like printing money for your web tr
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Well, I have never used these methods before, but I hopped onto it the other day so I might as well share it with the world.
There are 2 stumblebot sites, stumblebot.com and stumblebot.net.
Stumblebot.com is actually a software they sell for like $147, it’s sorta like those Craigslist automators.
It looks like it’d work pretty good. But I wouldn’t pay for it, I think StumbleUpon itself is becoming a big scam wh
Okay, I will have to tell you the truth tonight about one of the biggest social networking sites, SpambleUpon, or most people call it, StumbleUpon.
They are making so much money off bloggers, basically StumbleUpon “scrapes” bloggers’ content and makes millions of dollars off you! Even though no one has really “sued” them, they are in big trouble if bloggers start sueing them one by one.
Google should really ban them for “splogging”, every one of SU users’ blogs are “splogs” made up of content written by bloggers li
In recent encounter with StumbleUpon, we have received about the same amount of traffic regardless. As you can see in the above graph, StumbleUpon only really helps those with small traffic. With out latest press release, we will be suing StumbleUpon for Copyright enfringement. That’s right. They don’t have the guts to take it outside and get their ass beat by me so I will have to take them to court. Thanks a lot SU, for leaving that copyright enfringement on forever, wh
In a recent encounter with StumbleUpon‘s banning of 20 accounts in our network, we have conjured up a little bit of something we read in a book by Guy Kawasaki, “How to drive y
Yey, we just got banned officially from StumbleUpon, it took them a long freakin’ time to do so. (at least the Digg guys were a little bit smarter)
So, what are we going to do? Nothing, we weren’t getting that much traffic from SU anyways. (at least lately, that’s why we are sellin’ off all our 300+ SU accounts, that’s right folks, we “control” the black market of SU, even SU engineers can’t figure it out because we are good hackers)
How to do this?
Basically, we make around 20-30 new accounts every week and get everyon
In a recent encounter with StumbleUpon‘s banning of 20 accounts in our network, we have conjured up a little bit of something we read in a book by Guy Kawasaki, “How to drive y
