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5 Tips To Setting Online Home Business Goals Effectively

When it comes to having success online and staying motivated, setting online home business goals is essential. If you have goals to strive toward, you will find yourself doing whatever you can to achieve them. Here are five tips to setting online business goals effectively.

Five Domino domain default server settings to avoid

Just because you don't immediately notice a default setting on your Domino server, doesn't mean there isn't one. I once asked a Lotus Domino system administrator what the default setting was for disconnecting an idle user from a Domino server. He replied, "There is no default setting." This is incorrect; there are defaults for all settings, regardless of whether they're apparent or hidden.

The Evolution of Online Advertising Technology - More Targeting, Less Privacy (Part Two)

Even with the cookie-type behavioral advertising technology, there was a way for users to prevent these ads from targeting them. They could set their machines not to accept any cookies at all by setting their browser security setting to high. This solved the privacy issue, although many websites would (intentionally or not) render improperly with this setting on.

The Evo Of Online Advertising Technology - More Targeting, Less Privacy

Even with the cookie-type behavioral advertising technology, there was a way for users to prevent these ads from targeting them. They could set their machines not to accept any cookies at all by setting their browser security setting to high. This solved the privacy issue, although many websites would (intentionally or not) render improperly with this setting on.

The Evolution of Online Advertising Technology More Targeting, Less Privacy (Part Two)

Even with the cookie-type behavioral advertising technology, there was a way for users to prevent these ads from targeting them. They could set their machines not to accept any cookies at all by setting their browser security setting to high. This solved the privacy issue, although many websites would (intentionally or not) render improperly with this setting on.

Woman gets probation for setting tow truck on fire

PORTLAND, Ore. -- A 20-year-old woman received two years probation for setting a tow truck on fire as it was rolling away from an apartment complex with a car. A Multnomah County judge also ordered Elizabeth Allen to complete alcohol treatment, 80 hours of community service and a mental health evaluation.

Strangest celebrity judge: your nominations

The jet-setting lifestyle has proven too much for Len Goodman. Flying back and forth across the Atlantic as head judge on Dancing with the Stars and Strictly Come Dancing has worn him out, and he's taking this week off from the US pro-celeb competition. His seat on the judging panel is being filled by Michael Flatley - yes, the Lord of the Dance. It may seem an odd choice, seeing as Flatley's expertise is in Irish dancing rather than ballroom or Latin. But what if he were setting a precedent for brilliantly outlandish guest judges on reality shows here in the UK? Judges such as:

A Closer Look at Red Hat's Plymouth

IconBack in July we shared Red Hat's intentions to replace RHGB with Plymouth, a new graphical boot process that is able to benefit from the latest Linux graphics capabilities. Red Hat engineers had primarily designed Plymouth around a forthcoming feature we've talked about quite a bit known as kernel mode-setting, which provides end-users with a cleaner and flicker-free boot experience. In September in The State of Kernel Mode-Setting we then shared more information on Plymouth along with a brief video. Most recently we published another video of Plymouth that shows the tighter integration between the boot process and starting the GNOME Display Manager. Today though we are looking at Plymouth and its different plug-ins along with providing a few more videos.

Paul Smith Makes Lomo Camera Fashionable with Fisheye No.2

Paul Smith's Fisheye No.2 Lomo camera is a subtle mixture of two things: The 180-degree bug-eye lens creates distorted images that are even more arty than your usual Lomograph. Plus to the dwindling number of wet-chemistry photography fans (including myself) Lomography is something of a fashion-statement all of its own. The camera has bulb setting for long exposures, a multiple-exposure setting, built-in flash and a hotshoe, and is dressed up in trademark Paul Smith stripes. And it's limited edition, so it's going for a fashionably high $150. [PaulSmith via LikeCool]

Setting Up Master-Master Replication On Four Nodes With MySQL 5 On Debian Etch

"Since version 5, MySQL comes with built-in support for master-master replication, solving the problem that can happen with self-generated keys. In former MySQL versions, the problem with master-master replication was that conflicts arose immediately if node A and node B both inserted an auto-incrementing key on the same table. The advantages of master-master replication over the traditional master-slave replication are that you don't have to modify your applications to make write accesses only to the master, and that it is easier to provide high-availability because if the master fails, you still have the other master."

Setting Up a Home Dev/Testing Environment?

An anonymous reader writes "I'm a Project Manager (hold the remarks) who recently decided that I want/need to get my dev skills more up-to-date, as more projects are looking for their PM's to be hands-on with the development. Looking around my house, I have quite the collection of older (read: real old — it's been a while) PCs — it's pretty much a PC graveyard. Nothing that would really help me set up a nice dev infrastructure for developing web/database apps. So, my question is as follows: Should I buy a number of cheaper PC's, or should I buy one monster machine and leverage (pick your favorite) virtual machine technology?"

Setting Up Parental Controls in Ubuntu

If you're used to Windows Vista or Mac OS X Leopard, you may be disappointed in the parental controls, or the lack there of, in Ubuntu and other Linux distributions (distros). But don't give up on open source for your youngsters yet. This tutorial shows you how you can still create a safe computing experience. We'll conjure up a few different methods, programs, and services to control computer usage, limit access to settings and files, and filter the Internet.

Setting the Deadline

Blogs and bloggers seem to be everywhere these days. The National Interest online helps you navigate the waters. Check back daily for a roundup of the hottest foreign-policy topics in the blogosphere.

Part 1: Setting Up Your Blog

Blogging is a lucrative source of profit and blogs are easy to set up and maintain. Imagine a life where you are paid to write on stuff that interests you, whenever you want, wherever you are. The mere flexibility of blogging makes it easy for you to just kick back, relax and go on a vacation whenever you feel like it.

Samsung and InterDigital setting patent dispute

The longstanding patent infringement litigation over mobile phone broadband tech between Samsung Electronics and InterDigital is finally been settled.

E-commerce advocate setting up in Australia

E-COMMERCE advocate NetChoice, which counts the internet's most-recognised names as members, has established an Australian chapter.

Internet: E-commerce advocate setting up in Australia

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Bank director, businessman detained for setting up fake firms

Kuwait : The Public Prosecution Thursday ordered the detention of a director of a bank and an owner of a company until investigations are completed into allegations that the men helped establish more than 100 fake companies, reports Al-Rai daily.

Czech central bank chief against setting euro date amid crisis

Prague - The Czech Republic should not set a target for switching to the euro at a time of global financial meltdown, the country's central bank governor said Thursday.

Is Linux community watching a setting Sun?

The news was all bad for Santa Clara, Calif.-based Sun Microsystems Inc. recently: a $1.68 billion quarterly loss, plummeting stock prices, up to 6,000 layoffs, and the abrupt departure of Sun's Mr. Open Source: Executive Vice President Rich Green. As if to ensure it killed the corpse, Sun divided Green's open source division into three new groups: applications, cloud computing and computer systems. Sun's Solaris and OpenSolaris operating systems were folded into the computer systems group.

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