The Wayback Machine (web.archive.org) down? Yep, it’s down for us.
The Wayback Machine (web.archive.org) is an online digital library that allows anyone to be able to see what a website looked like in the past. While there are others very close to The Wayback Machine such as archive.is, The Wayback Machine allows a website to almost look like it is live and it also archives […]
Monopoly GO!: Two new features seem to have rolled out recently – Pick Your Reward and Trade Fest
Monopoly GO! is not done with the surprises, Monopoly GO! has recently released two (2) features in this season’s album where if you complete these select sets: four (4), seven (7), ten (10), fourteen (14), and seventeen (17) you will win the traditional rewards which are dice rolls and/or cash, but now added a surprise […]
Building Your Own Home TV Channel: From Analog Coax to Digital Virtual Channels
Ever since the release of the VCR, consumers have had the ability to run their own mini “broadcast stations” at home. Early VCRs and DVD players came equipped with built-in RF modulators that outputted signal on standard analog channels—usually Channel 3 or 4. If you hooked up a coaxial cable from your VCR to multiple […]
Monopoly GO! has rolled in something called “Roll Rush”.
If you have logged into Monopoly GO! over the last day or two, you might have noticed a new feature popping up on your screen called “Roll Rush”, but not everyone will see this quite yet as this is still in the beta testing phase where only a random select group of players are able […]
The White House website archives of past Presidents and you can view the live copy as well
Every four or eight years, when a new president is elected, it is out with the old president — along with their significant other, children/kids, pets, personal belongings, and even the décor they selected for the White House. The physical transition is visible: moving trucks arrive, staff changes occur, and the residence is prepared for […]
How to stop advertisements from eating your data?
Some websites state that advertising is necessary to remain operational. While this may be true, there is no clear justification for displaying an excessive number of advertisements—especially video advertisements that automatically play, whether they include sound or not. These types of ads often consume large amounts of data and negatively impact the user experience. Reasonable […]
Is YouTube’s Content ID System Being Used Beyond Its Original Purpose?
Is YouTube using the Content ID system—originally intended to give copyright owners an effective way to manage their copyrights by removing allegedly infringing content—to also function as a tool for broader enforcement, including political or informational content moderation? To provide context, it is useful to briefly outline what copyright and online piracy are and how […]
Do you remember the website justdelete.me well the project has abandoned, but the project has been forked and is being maintained at justdeleteme.xyz
I remember when the website JustDelete.me was in the news as a helpful tool for learning how to delete your account(s) from various websites. It categorized the difficulty of deletion, ranging from easy to nearly impossible. You could simply search for a website and it would provide step-by-step instructions on how to delete your account. […]
Remember That Facebook Timeline WordPress Theme? We Brought It Back from the Dead.
Does anyone remember that WordPress theme that perfectly mimicked Facebook’s Timeline? It had the same dual-column layout, profile-style design, and that signature scrolling experience. It was pretty popular around 2011, but like many niche WordPress themes from that era, it slowly faded into obscurity. I’ll admit — I had completely forgotten about it too. But […]
If you use VestaCP this code will allow you to allow signups on your VPS
I was browse through the community forum for the control panel that I am currently using, which is VestaCP, I came across this tread titled “VestaCP API for web hosting signup automation”. The person who posted this suspected that the issue was in the section of “// New Accountsection of” after testing it for myself […]