WordCamp 2013 Melbourne

March 30, 2013

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If you haven’t already heard, WordCamp 2013 is on in Melbourne! It’s a fantastic community-focused event and the line up of speakers is spectacular! When: Saturday 27 – Sunday 28 April 2013 Where: Storey Hall (Building 16) RMIT, 342 Swanston Street, Melbourne WordCamp is the perfect two day conference for anyone who’s passionate about WordPress [...]

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Formulas for Calculations and Validations in Salesforce

August 17, 2012

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Formulas are a quick and easy way to get useful and meaningful data calculated, validated and displayed in Salesforce. The online help has all of this information (plus a lot more), but these tip sheets are very handy for a reference overview in a nice neat PDF. It also gives you a good feel of [...]

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WordCamp Sydney 2012

June 29, 2012

If you’ve caught up with me lately chances are you’ve heard me rabbiting on about WordCamp. WordCamp is an informal get together of WordPress users and developers that’s being held during 21-21 of July 2012 in Sydney. It’s 2 days of WordPress heaven, bought to you by some of the most knowledgable WordPress folks around. [...]

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Free WordPress Training in Australia

May 21, 2012

With the help of a few friends, I’ve started up free WordPress training workshops in Australia, along with a website called wpsupport.com.au. So far we’ve only held the workshops in Melbourne, but we’re in the planning stages of holding a few sessions interstate and in various regional areas (Bendigo being the first already in the [...]

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Top 3 Tips for Identifying a Phishing Email

January 22, 2012

Phishing messages are messages (typically email) that claim to be from a legitimate source such as a well known bank, financial institution or service provider. Unfortunately, the reality is that many services do send out email relating to account changes and security notices, so it’s not practical (or a good idea) to just ignore these [...]

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How to Check if your IP Address or Domain is Blacklisted

July 4, 2011

There is no such thing as absolute security, so make sure you have regular backups and apply updates early and often. But what if a site you’re responsible for has been hacked? Even after you clean up the damage it’s always a good idea to check to make sure that your site hasn’t been blacklisted. If [...]

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iPhone and iPad Web Icons – Web Clips Explained

May 16, 2011

If you’re interested in giving your iPhone and iPad users a nice shiny (or even not-so-shiny!) icon when they add your page to their home screen, this article is for you. The shiny icons you see when you save a web page to your home screen is called a Web Clip Icon. To add an [...]

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IT Equipment for Queensland Flood Relief

January 20, 2011

If you have any spare IT gear laying around gathering dust, donate it to the Queensland Floods IT Relief Programme. Currently the only drop off point is at 17/160 Lytton Road, Morningside in Brisbane but points in other states should be listed shortly.

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CoffeeSaint Nagios Status Viewer

January 25, 2010

If you run Nagios and are interested in displaying your statuses on a large screen, CoffeeSaint may be worth looking at. I haven’t tried it yet, but will be taking a look in the near future. CoffeeSaint is a fully customizable Nagios status viewer. It grabs the status from a Nagios server and displays it [...]

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twill and CLI Web Testing

October 12, 2009

A while ago I came across twill whilst working on a testing project and thought others may also be interested. twill is essentially an open source web testing tool written in Python. twill allows you to browse the Web from a command line interface. twill supports cookies, forms and most common interactions. Below is an [...]

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