i tuned it. download it here. see original here. end of story.

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at the moment i heard from shitmonkey that he thinks blogrush is cool and that the whole project is founded by john reese, i already knew that this thing cant be any good. shitmonkey said, i just want that you know exacty what he wrote: I talked to John Reese the ...

its fuckin' big i know. but its cool. we start from a complete plain installed debian etch 4.0. one line is one command. apt-get update if this error shows up: W: GPG error: http://ftp.de.debian.org etch Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY A70DAF536070D3A1 NO_PUBKEY B5D0C804ADB11277 ... try this: apt-get ...

ever heard of something called "domain hacks"? i own a few funny domains where the tld is part of the word itself... as a simple example take "damn" there is a tld called .mn from mongolia - so da.mn would be a very cool domain, dont you think? now take this idea ...

most people always do this in php: $x = "string"; $y = "some text with a $x in it"; result is: some text with a string in it i always tell everybody NOT to do this because its slow but they always do it anyway. now for the non beliefers and fools who do it anyway, ...

... or as sun advertised a long time ago: "no risc, no fun." i'll put up later a nice post about performance on a sun vs. normal intel/amd, how to boost your webserver to the moon in a few simple steps and why you should use lighttpd. if someone has specific questions... ...

ESS stands for "Eli said so" ;) as you can read in the latest article on bluehatseo.com, eli explained a technique how to dig deep in the net for "fresh" content. let me cut those steps down: 1. buy a domain name and setup wildcard subdomains 2. find a site where you can ...