Modern computer networks are amazing things. They transport data to hundreds or thousands of computers simultaneously without confusing Mary’s spreadsheets with Robert’s cat videos. They join and separate independent offices […] Read More
Posts By: Jerod
Resolutions for 2019: Improve Your Company’s (or Your Personal) Online Security
In my mind, I harp on security all the time. I just went back and looked at my previous blog posts and realized that I don’t push online security nearly […] Read More
How to Boost Your Website to Ludicrous Speed!
UPDATE: 2021-09-23. I’ve written a short update to this article with some additional information and tips. Give it a read here. I’ve written before about rolling up your sleeves to […] Read More
Wait. You Can Text Message Businesses From a Google Search?!?
Yes, you can. Allow me to enlighten you. The Background My family owns a Mexican food restaurant in San Antonio, Texas. We’re not Mexican; we’re Lebanese. That’s a different story, […] Read More
Tracking Website Exits Using Google Tag Manager
I’m new to Google Tag Manager (GTM). I’ve known about it for a while but when I first heard about GTM, I opened the interface and quickly closed it again […] Read More
Add a Custom Maintenance Mode Page to WordPress
When you are using the WordPress built-in update feature to load the newest versions of your WP Core, plugins, and themes, WordPress automatically sets a “maintenance mode” which shows this […] Read More
Should I Accept Bitcoin as Payment on My Website?
[Featured Image Credit: By Mrnett1974 (Own work) [CC BY-SA 3.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0)], via Wikimedia Commons] The answer, of course, is “well…maybe?” Let’s get one thing out in the open straight from […] Read More
ANOTHER Freaking Data Leak!?!
EQUIFAX!!! ARE YOU FLIPPING KIDDING ME RIGHT NOW!!! Target … Home Depot … Yahoo! … JP Morgan Chase … A gajillion others. … and now Equifax. When are you people going to […] Read More
How Do You Organize 178,132 Files?
Deliberately and methodically. No, that’s not a punchline to a joke, though I did kind of set it up that way. That is quite necessarily our approach to handling the […] Read More