Posts filed under 'Webhosting'

We all run cool favicons to highlight the brand of our websites and blogs on browser tabs and url bars. But have you ever checked the size of your favicon? Your beautiful favicon might be of a huge file size and could be the hidden cause of your increasing hosting bandwidth costs. (more…)

WordPress 2.1 RC1 is already available for Wordpress testers and discussion is on about which MySQL should future versions of Wordpress support. It has been debated if they should drop MySQL 3.23.23 support for Wordpress, and a finally a roadmap consensus has been reached. (more…)

David Wilkinson is a 12 year old tech blogger who runs Techzi on Blogspot. Blogging at such a young age has already got him featured on BBC and now influenced by Wordpress like I was, David is looking to buy a server and get his own domain name (bought Techzi.net), and wants to run Wordpress. (more…)

Just received the amusing Dreamhost Newsletter v8.12 December 2006 and they pointed me to the Suggestions area (needs login) where you can suggest and vote for features in different categories to help improve Dreamhost web hosting. (more…)

It was the news I waited for a long time before I decided to switch my blogger blog to Wordpress over 9 months ago. Google’s free blogging service Blogger announced this much awaited very useful feature that lets Blogger users switch from blogspot blogger subdomains to their own custom domain names. (more…)

Dreamhost webhosting has posted an article about their new year resolutions. If your site was bugged with web hosting server issues last year, this year may be better. Some reflections from their post show a reason to smile for Dreamhost customers. (more…)

Dreamhost webhosting has just entered the list of Top Hosting Companies World Wide hosting over 400,000 domain names worldwide. Webhosting.info currently places Dreamhost at position 19 with a market share of 0.5% and hosting 403,168 domain names. (more…)

If you visited this blog in the last 2 days, there is a good chance you got Internal server errors and Server 500 Errors on every page of this blog. The main domain name was active, so was my wordpress admin screens, but there was no connectivity between them causing those server errors. (more…)

Do you wonder why your site traffic is less today? Why does your Google Adsense statistics reveal less ad impressions and lower Adsense earnings? Maybe your site was down and your webhosting server was unavailable while you were sleeping. (more…)

Slashdot users enjoy discussions and post comments, more comments and after 16,777,216 comments in the slashdot database, things came to a halt and “posting bug infuriated haggard admins“. (more…)