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Web Professor

Welcome to Web Professor, this site is about the internet and the business that revolves around it. You will find tools and scripts to help you succeed, lots of discussion about internet marketing and business from the perspective of a programmer and small business owner.

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Recent entries from the Web Professor blog

Installing Memcached on Cpanel

Log in to root run.. rpm -Uvh http://download.fedora.redhat.com/pub/epel/5/x86_64/epel-release-5-4.noarch.rpm go to Web Host Manager and log in go to Software section Go to”Install a RPM” install memcached chkconfig Done..  


Looking at SEO marketing today is like being in an internet time

Came out of my shell today to see what everyone was writing about. Its the same shit they were writing about 3 years ago. Search is stagnant. Want some secret advice? See who’s in the SEO space. Find what those people were writing about 4 years ago. Follow that advice. The simplest advice that was [...]


Mint.com interesting idea but didn’t work

I’ve been trying to get  a better handle on my finances and decided to look into online money management solutions. Mint.com came highly recommended but didn’t work for me at all. Some of my problems with it: It took several tries for me to even be able to add one account. Once the account was [...]


Getting NTLM to work on Firefox

From Patrick Cauldwell’s Blog – Firefox and Sharepoint Being a dedicated Firefox user, one of the few things that was still thwarting me was SharePoint.  We use SharePoint internally for a ton of stuff, and it was a drag to have to fall back to that other browser.  SharePoint pages look and work fine in [...]


Serverbeach not on my recomended list anymore.

Sadly all good things come to an end and I can no longer recommend Serverbeach. I strongly suggest you consider another host. SInce the take over by Peer 1 the service has declined. Specifically: Down time a minimum of three times in the last three months ( November 2009 to January 2010 ). I don’t [...]