Dive into the archives.
- The GeekFlirt Lolcat Maker
I finished this a little while ago, but I’ve decided to try a soft launch for some of the sweet GeekFlirt stuff I’ve got queued up.
So here it is, the GeekFlirt Lolcat Maker. Its got some cool image generation and ajaxy goodness, have fun.
- My Duplicate Content Tool for Detection
Following my own advice (which some seem to have liked) I went and created a Duplicate Content Detector tool. Its still very beta (like all the other tools I’ve posted) but its simple and it works.
Enter your domain name, select which version is your primary domain (with the WWW or without it) and submit. The […]
- Top 8 SEO Plugins for Wordpress
Building on yesterday’s post about tips to make your blog rank better, here’s the plugins you’ll need to impliment that functionality. If I missed anything or there are better alternatives, please let me know.
Optimal Title make sure your post titles occur at the begining of each permalink page’s title tag.
Related Entries Deep linking baby.
Google Sitemap […]
- Scraping SERPs vs APIs
Yet another great post today, this one from SEOmoz is about the problems and choices presented to SEOs by search engines because of their API and automated scraping policies.
I admit it. SEOmoz is a search engine scraper - we do it for our free public tools, for our internal research and we’ve even considered doing […]
- PHP Ajax Tail Implimentaion
A while back I linked to a demo of a script I wrote implementing the unix command tail (Like for watching the data being appended to a file), so I could tail a log file. I finally got around to posting the source code.
You’ll need saja the secure ajax for PHP framework and my saja.functions.php […]
- PHP Part-of-Speech Tagger
I ported Jason Wiener’s python POS tagger into a PHP part of speech tagger for use in some stuff I’m working on. Its rough around the edges still, but check it out.
- AJAX Tail Implementation
I just whipped up a little PHP script that impliments the *nix command tail via AJAX in a browser, using any file available through a URL. This is useful for watching log files, because it will reverse the order of the file, that is, print what is being written to the bottom of the log […]
