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Website Safety, Cyberbullying, Data Theft, Malicious Software
August 30th, 2011
Website Safety: Protecting Children Online The Internet is a wondrous world where the possibility to get a hold of new information is practically endless. As such, it is an ideal educational tool, but because of human predation, a lot of what is on the Internet is also dangerous and poisonous to children. For that reason, [...]
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Ultimate Guide to Website Domain Names
July 26th, 2011
A domain refers to local sub-networks or descriptors for websites, such as www.irs.gov. A local area network (LAN) consists of a group of clients and servers under control of a central security database. Users authenticate their identification through a domain controller or centralized server, instead of authenticating to individual servers and services on a continual [...]
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The Visual History of Computers
July 26th, 2011
Resources Covering the History of Modern Computing in Photos Columbia University Computing History The first truly modern computing machines were invented decades ago and their predecessors date back centuries. It is therefore unlikely that current students of computing or modern computer users have ever even heard the names of early computing devices – let alone [...]
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Greylisting
May 26th, 2011
So what is greylisting? When an email server attempts to send email to your account we send back a specific error code, indicating that we are temporarily unable to accept the mail. This doesn’t mean your email is lost though. Normal email servers know to retry again, almost immediately. On the second mailing attempt our [...]
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FTP Security Measures
April 26th, 2011
It is likely our advanced FTP security lock is enabled on your account. This provides an additional layer of security to your account and blocks FTP, SCP and SFTP from any malicious activity. It takes only 60 seconds to reverse. How Do I Reverse This Lock? Login to our site https://account.34sp.com/login. Select ‘Sites’ from [...]
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Atomic Secured Linux and Mod_Security
March 26th, 2011
Every single hour 34SP.com is subjected to hundreds and thousands of attempts to hack and exploit our shared hosting systems. These incursions are largely automated attacks based on known exploits and are not personally motivated against our users. 34SP.com is constantly looking to ensure the very highest levels of security on our managed hosting platforms. [...]
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What is Shared Hosting?
March 26th, 2011
Website hosting architecture broadly falls into two categories: shared and non shared. This article deals largely with shared hosting systems. At 34SP.com shared servers are used to host our Personal, Professional Web Hosting and Reseller Hosting accounts. Shared hosting refers to the instance of one server system, being used to host the websites for multiple [...]
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The Business of Art: Cultural Property in the Modern Age
February 26th, 2011
Cultural Property and Ownership A cultural property is a representation of the past. An important part of history, it denotes the artistic and historical value which is associated with an object or property as a representation of culture or a country. Yet, there is no clear-cut and easy to comprehend definition for cultural property. The [...]
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The History of the Computer
February 26th, 2011
It’s a Website World: The History of the Computer The computers development began with man wanting to calculate in an ever more efficient and timely manner. The first manner of calculating began with a bone device back in 35,000 B.C. known as a ‘tally stick’. That simple beginning started a process of invention that has not [...]
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The Web Glossary
February 17th, 2011
With new technologies being developed daily, the specialized vocabulary used to describe common web-related words are helpful to know. This glossary of web terminology provides definitions for common web and Internet words. Those who are relatively unfamiliar with the industry can use these basic terms and descriptions to make understanding web jargon a little easier. [...]
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Women in the World of Computing
February 3rd, 2011
History Women have been contributing to the world of computing before there were even electronic computers. After the United States joined the second World War in 1942, there were many women who were employed as “computers” themselves. They were put in charge of making calculations, solving complex equations, and producing tables which played a major [...]
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CSS Cascading Style Sheets for Websites
January 26th, 2011
Cascading Style Sheets or CSS is a language associated with HTML and DHTML web pages. CSS is a type of style sheet language which helps in the description of formatting and the look of the documents, written in mark-up languages such as HTML. Cascading Style Sheets are often used to style XML, HTML or DHTML [...]
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Guide to Creating a Website with HTML
December 15th, 2010
HTML stands for hypertext markup language. It is the basis of all web pages on the Internet. By learning the “tags” or “code” of html, it is possible to publish all sorts of information globally via the World Wide Web. HTML is not difficult to master once the fundamentals of the language are understood. HTML/Head/Body [...]