Ajay on October 30th, 2008

Two years ago, on this day, this blog called out to the world. Two years down the line, the journey has been memorable. I did have great plans for it, but unfortunately, well, the first year of MBA interrupted this.
Second year in MBA school hasn’t changed much, but atleast I have regular posts.
Well, it’s time [...]

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Ajay on October 28th, 2008

The past week our feed was down at Feedburner. It rectified itself after being down for nearly two days.
Today, it went down yet again. Well, out of sheer frustration at the total lack of support at the now Google owned Feedburner, I decided to go by the new route of creating a brand new feed, [...]

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Ajay on August 6th, 2008

Have been thinking of redesigning Techtites, which has pretty much maintained the same template since its launch.
I’ve been keeping my eye out for any good theme that I could use as a base. The search was complete when I came across Amazing Grace theme by Vladimir Prelovac.
The theme is extremely beautiful, as you can see [...]

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Ajay on July 13th, 2007

This blog got hacked yesterday. Being stuck with my MBA, I wasn’t able to react as quickly as I hoped to.
Rishi was kind enough to message me and let me know about the same and I got down to working on this ASAP.
Got my host to restore a backup. Unfortunately, had to restore from last [...]

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It is a lot pain installing any theme or plugin in your WordPress, logging in your FTp, uploading the file etc takes a lot of time and your net usage. But now a solution is here. Anirudh Sanjeev from Thoughts Outflux is here with an amazing plugin called OneClick.
OneClick makes it a lot easy to [...]

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Rishi on April 29th, 2007

If you have missed reading the Techtites Daily this week, below is a list of everything I covered this week.
Apr 23 - Money Making Monday: Get paid to surf

Apr 24 - Test drive the new Google design
Apr 24 - Tool Tuesday: Opimize your CSS with CleanCSS
Apr 26 - Tip Thursday: Shae your Feedburner feed [...]

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Twitter has became a big hit these days. People twitter a lot in a day. Now some Twitter fan people came up with TwitThis, a wonderful service which allows Twitter users to share Feedburner processed feeds. It helps adding a FeedFlare in the feeds which gives the option to a Twitter user to share that [...]

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Rishi on April 24th, 2007

CSS (Cascading Style Sheets), a very effective thing for a site / blog these days. They give you the chance to be completely consistent with the look and feel of your pages, while giving you much more control over the layout and design than straight HTML ever did.
The speed of your site also depends on [...]

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Rishi on April 23rd, 2007

Everyone has been waiting long for the release of the Agloco’s Viewbar which enables you to get paid for surfing sponsored sites and pages. Now after surfing a lot on internet, I found out a hidden and new website which also pays to surf sponsored pages but without installing anything or waiting for any release. [...]

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Ajay on February 24th, 2007

digg_url = ‘http://digg.com/tech_news/How_Reddit_beat_the_Digg_Mafia’;
Last week I posted an article Why The Digg Mafia Will Cost Kevin Rose Millions!.
For one, I definitely didn’t expect it to hit the homepage of digg. But, there is an interesting story to tell.
The story was submitted by a top Digg userĀ and in five hours had managed to get only 15 diggs [...]

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