For today’s quick tip or reminder, we are looking at Joomla’s Users component. Specifically, the user activation. Joomla allows you to choose between automatic activation, an activation on the user end or activation that requires administrator approval. While the first two options are easy if you don’t want to get involved, this could lead to […]
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We realize we haven’t been on the top of our game lately, so we’ve decided to up the ante with a round-up of news. We’ll be publishing this on the first of every month, in case you’re tired of reading the JCM. Joomla posted a Joomla 4 preview on the website, and while the video
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This morning, like every other morning, I was looking for a way to become a productive member of society by finding a way to translate my e-mails in todo items. Since this feature is apparently not needed in Outlook on the Mac since we’re all either designers whose only ToDo item is “Design awesome shit”
Dextronet And The Tale Of Free Bras For Dudes. Read More »
If you are in the market for an anti-virus solution, then your timing couldn’t be any more perfect. What if told you that you could get Gdata’s Internet Security at a discount, by making clever use of the following things: Currencies and Gdata’s weird-ass “set the price to 30 in the local currency” scheme for
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Of course, Microsoft never really said these words to the Mac users using Outlook 2016. Which is the best mail client available for the Mac by far, especially if you grew up with Outlook. If you ignore one error that hasn’t been fixed for ages. When you are using Office 365 and your website isn’t
Microsoft to Outlook 2016 users: “Trust the certificate, and it all goes away…” Read More »
