Archive for March, 2009

On Tuesday, ThinkFree Office launched a new Flash-based document viewer called Uni Paper that takes files up to 10 pages and 5MB in size. It works for most common office file types like PDFs, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint presentations. Like Scribd, Docstoc, Docuter, Issuu, and others, it lets users view and search through documents quickly [...]

Caching your database-driven website pages has a plethora of benefits, not the least of which being improved speed and reduced server loads. This article will explain how to set up a simple caching system, and will also address when and where caching might not be appropriate.

There are lots of politicians out there who aren’t thrilled with the anonymous free speech the Internet offers. If they don’t know the blogger’s name, they don’t know who to be mad at. One Alaskan political blogger got so under a representative’s skin the representative spent months trying find and disclose her identity. You know, [...]

In today’s tough economic climate, smart companies are trying to maximize the value from existing customers. Even in good times, acquiring new customers can cost five times more than satisfying …

Spread the word: Sys-Con.com/Ulitzer.com are stealing content, lying, spreading false rumors and being just plain rude & unpleasant.


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