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Am I missing something? Didnt they confess earlier?

Yep, its doable. You see a similar system when you initiate a password reset on most sites. You get a unique ID (eg. site.com/lostpassword.php?id=450dfgh3702fh534sdfng) that gives you special access (the password change area of that account) for an amount of time. The unique ID could be made...

Polymer bank notes too. I remember in 2011 there was heaps of news about Canadas new "revolutionary" bank notes. And I was just here thinking "Uhhh... we've had that in circulation since 1992, it was our technology".

Was totally going to flag this as spam. Account with no avatar, asking how to do something but also providing a link to some software. Very typical of backlink spam. Until I checked the profile. Member since 2009 with 244 messages. Maybe not :)

I've got air-con in my loungeroom, but I also have my 15 month old boy roaming around so I have to close my office door. Gets hot in this office real quick with the computer hardware in here.

I lived in Tokyo in 2013 when Kim Jong Un was threatening to nuke Tokyo. And they actually took it very seriously. Kim Jong Il (his father) had died in 2011 and the world knew he just talks sh*t. But in 2013, Kim Jong Un was an unknown and could potentially take action. Then of course, being...

I'm pretty sure power cords breed when they are stored in boxes. I have never bought one, but somehow the population of cords in there has grown.

Happy Holidays everyone. Thanks for the video Scott! I feel you in that Scottish Highland cold. Back when I lived in the UK, I was checking out one of many ruined castles there in Scotland (Kilchurn Castle). I drove a while to get to the location but when I got there everything was flooded up...

Merry Christmas guys. Looking forward to an awesome 2018.

Looks like they are still updating, the last update was 3 days ago: https://www.gegeek.com/toolkit/gegeek-changelog/ Might just be an notification issue rather than them disappearing or something. I know the project got taken over by a new guy (Jason) earlier this year, who is a member here...

It depends what the needs are of course, but why not keep it simple and just go a baby monitor?

Unless these are something like managed service clients, I wouldnt build it that way. People dont want to deal with tickets like you are sysadmin at a company with 100+ employees. People want YOU. I would just have a contact form go to the ticketing systems email address. People dont need to...

Its because your site isnt setup to convert. Have a read/watch/listen to these: https://www.technibble.com/creating-a-computer-business-website-that-converts/ https://www.technibble.com/technician-website-review-1/...

While I was reading this paragraph I started hearing your voice in my head. I was thinking "that was weird, why did that happen?" Turns out you said the exact same thing when I intereviewed you. How to Gain Managed Service Clients using Old School Networking with Brian Mayo For those of you...

If you are using it as a way to upskill because you will be offering those services, then fair enough. Techs learn by tinkering, devs learn by building stuff. I used to offer both myself. From a BUSINESS perspective though, there can be a trap with "Ive got time to do it" which you might have...

This is why I always recommend using something like Wordpress to get up and running quickly. It can be done in a few minutes on Wordpress. Having coding knowledge is important, and I too took the time to learn it all back in the day. But as I become wiser in business, I find it becomes less and...

What if they've got a problem with their email and want you to fix it? Your form only asks for the email address as the way to get back to them. Ask for a phone number too.

@SimonR It depends what kind of business you want. Do you want to be a computer business? or eCommerce? They are vastly different and rarely makes sense to be both. For example, lets say I am one of your potential customers, I visit your site and want you to come out. What do I order? The virus...

Key line from the article: If its in the contract they have every right to sue. Either arrange something else or buy the contract out. Yes, Yahoo search is total crap and doesnt even remotely compare to Google. I understand why they did it, but there are repercussions if its under contract...

A key line in that article mentions what I was talking about As someone who is capable technically with website stuff, I still dont want to do it. I want to work ON the business, not IN the business. Tinkering wont make you money. All that matters with eCommerce is selling, so you dont want...