Please explain to me how it is that Yahoo! can’t figure out that the following e-mail messages are spam… It boggles my mind…
Example 1:
From: Jasmine Carter <eshulsenerman55@yahoo.co.uk> (was this sent from Yahoo! mail? Wouldn’t the user hve a bad history?)

Subject: PrettybtP0rn0qshotswz NkLwEcPfjuBSvtYzMh
Body: http://74ce532cee461e8c.faceplanesize.com!}TrKbR3ineUtLzxINIU PJBgeXVHxUdnRToTQMqagL

Your site may look great on screen, but have you thought about what it looks like when it’s printed or what it looks like when a mobile device accesses it? Take a moment and print a page from your site – you might be surprised with what comes out of the printer.

One of the reasons why Apache is such a popular web server is because it’s almost infinitely expandable and flexible. There are some incredibly powerful things you can do with Apache’s config settings, and .htaccess is the most common way to modify those settings.

Having an outbound link script is a good idea for many reason. You can quickly and easily change particular types of links throughout your site. You can control the flow of PageRank, and you can keep search engine spiders away from paid links that they don’t want to see. This post goes into how to build an outbound link script using PHP.

Rotating banner ads are extremely useful and far more effective than static ads that people quickly ignore as “visual noise”. This post shows you an easy way to write a script that can put random banner ads on your site without needing a database or complicated third party solution.