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www.helpvid.net In this tutorial I will demonstrate how to make a file downloadable for your website, so your visitors can easily download the file. This process is surprisingly straight forward and easy. You can follow this same process whether it is a text file, Image, Movie or Music File. We will zip the file up to make for a quicker download. You will need win zip or win rar most computers come with this pre installed.

*UPDATE* Old Public Release that dosent work often LINK: sharecash.org This is an exploit i found a little over a year ago, and decided i would show people that such things are possible through exploits in the source engine. This exploit allows me to run and commands on the server that i want. I could force the server to download a remote exe or such and have it run it aswell to infect it with a rat. However in this demonstration I just simple Disable the windows firewall. enable remote desktop and create a user account on the remote source server with administrative privileges. Then i simple log onto the server and show that i have full access to the remote machine. This exploit could be used in many ways such as completely reformatting the hard drive of the server, stealing remote files/mods, hacking into other servers that the game hosting company has on the same router, installing software on the server to use as part of a botnet, rehost your own servers from that same pc with as many slots as you want for however long you want without having to pay anything, upload hidden files to the servers that you have made exploit the clients to browse a remote webhost at which you could be hosting an exploit for java or such that adds them to the botnet when they connect to the server without even knowing, or whatever other useful things you can think of doing right now. I am not releasing this exploit however i am selling the mani_admin and sourcemod administrative takeover …

Just a sample of our work in the Web development field. This showcases our work in Web Design, Application Development, Motion Graphics, CD + DVD Production, and our other services. It also gives you an idea of the types of organizations we work with, from the guy down the street to companies like Microsoft! Enjoy!

Can We Get There From Here? Alex Russell (SitePen) HTML, HTTP, JavaScript, CSS and most of the web development stack have been often cited as proof that “worse is better”, but today divergent views of the web are emerging as we find out that that worse isn’t *always* better, that ubiquity and openness are assailable advantages, and that the web’s derivative value streams already are routing around the flaws in HTML’s semantics. This talk looks at the divergent views being fielded today. GWT, Flex, and Silverlight all take the view that the web is a problem to be fixed, giving developers serious power to accomplish more in less time. The other view, embodied by Safari, HTML 5, Gears, and Ajax libraries like Dojo suggests that there is an evolutionary path which still provides a place for upgrades to existing semantics and practice.

Ford Saeks, Internet Marketing Speaker shares what it takes to create a website that sells! So I’m sitting at my desk, sorting out my day when the phone rings Hello? I hear a woman’s voice You’ve got to help me with my website. Everyone tells me that you’re the guy can help? I say, okay, tell more She says, I invested over $10000 in for my website and I’m not getting any sales! I replay, that sounds like a problem, let me take a look at your site and see how I can help. So she tells me the website address and I bring it up on my screen. I wasn’t surprised at what I saw. I see the same issues all the time. Things that are obvious to me as a marketer that she couldn’t see. Her site wasn’t all that bad visually at first glance, but the longer I look the worse it got. I couldn’t figure out what her company was really selling? The navigation was confusing, the contrast with the colors and tiny font sizes made the words hard to read, and the biggest problem was nothing to guide me down any particular path of action. And you know what? No action equals no sales! Is your website producing the results you deserve? Are you getting the number of leads you expect? Is your site a offering a clear solution, and are you making it easy for them to buy? This show is designed for the non-techie. Its for the entrepreneur, CEO, marketing team and anyone who has the responsibility of using their site to increase sales. This isn’t about technology its about communication, and communication of …

David Heinemeier Hansson, the creator of the Ruby on Rails web development framework demonstrates how to create a blog engine in 15 minutes.

Politically Correct Christmas Card A web development company struggles to come up with with Politically Correct Christmas card. The result is an animated Christmas card with a list of traditional Christmas themes, Frosty the Snowman, (a Jimi Hendrix-style) Santa Claus is Coming to Town, and a web favorite, “Ding! Fries are Done!” in a twisted Holiday greeting. All of the artwork, Flash design and music was developed by Digital Active team of Eric Signs, Dan Matheny and Todd Ross.

Google GPals Day for Software Developers was a training held in Ramallah on March 24, 2009 which focused on pushing the boundaries of web applications using Google developer technologies. Google engineers and web development leaders in the West Bank led one full day of in-depth sessions on the latest Google technologies and hands-on codelabs. The day was also about bringing brilliant developers together to share their own ideas. Products covered: OpenSocial, App Engine, Google Web Toolkit, Google Maps API, YouTube API, Google Apps, Gadgets, and more. See more info here: sites.google.com

dotMobis Paul Nerger on the challenge of device diversity. The mobile handset is not a disabled PC, its a differently-abled device. Visit www.mobithinking.com

A short, sharp interview with Michael Becker of iLoop Mobile. Essential viewing for every marketer getting to grips with the mobile web. Visit www.mobithinking.com