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Site speed and Google search ranking

by Hamish Oscar Lawrence | Apr 16, 2010 | Server Administration

Although there are no secrets to make it to the top of Google's page ranking mechanism, your site's page speed can now contribute to it! Websites are always meant for people, not bots. Visitors would love pages loading faster, and Google is in their favor! Earlier,...

PCI Compliance

by Hamish Oscar Lawrence | Apr 14, 2010 | cPanel, Server Administration

The Payment Card Industry(PCI) Security Standards Council(SSC) was formed by some of the top Payment Brands in the world, including American Express, Discover Financial Services, JCB International, MasterCard Worldwide and Visa International Inc.. They assist...

A Bobcares article on LVM

by Hamish Oscar Lawrence | Apr 12, 2010 | Server Administration

One thing I adore about the Bobcares family is the enthusiasm to share. I was flipping through the articles already written in the Bobcares blog, and boo!! I stumbled upon an article on LVM, written by Indu Shabna way back in 2008. I guess its a crime to call that an...

Watch your customers move up the loyalty ladder

by Hamish Oscar Lawrence | Apr 9, 2010 | Server Administration

Product differentiation is the edge in a competitive market. That being said, businesses still revolve around customer relationships. Long term success of a business relates to how quickly your customer moves up your loyalty ladder. This article is about converting...

Pseudo-Streaming

by Hamish Oscar Lawrence | Apr 6, 2010 | Server Management

Yep, Bob said it right. Any web server can be used to stream videos, using what is commonly called Pseudo-Streaming. For a more detailed answer lets first take a look at Video streaming in general. Hire Bobcares Linux Server Administrators Get super reliable...

Have a happy Upgrade

by Hamish Oscar Lawrence | Apr 3, 2010 | Server Administration

Linux has always been blessed. As we have a large number of people working for the betterment of the product, we'll have bug fixes/security updates every now and then. This has got 2 sides. The good part- if you keep on upgrading; you will have a more secure, bug-free...