Fujitsu Siemens Computers says that their brand new tower server Primergy TX120 is the most energy efficient server in the world. Primergy TX120 is said to consume 40% less energy than conventional tower servers. The Primergy TX120 is also one-third the size and makes half the noise (producing 28dB while idling and 31dB in operation).
TX120 uses a redesigned heat pipe air cooling system. Although previous systems have used heat pipe cooling, reducing the size of the unit required a new component alignment strategy. In the TX120 all heat producing components, CPU, chipsets, etc, are strictly aligned along a linear heat pipe. Two small temperature controlled fans also sit either side of the pipe in a push-pull arrangement. Another benefit of the heat pipe is it enables the user to choose either vertical or horizontal server installation. Unlike water cooling used in some small servers, heat pipe provides similar quiet operation, requires fewer components, and with no potential leakage problems is more reliable.
According to Fujitsu Siemens Computers the use of TX120 instead of a larger tower server can reduce CO2 emissions by the equivalent of planting 31 cedar trees per year.
If you browse the AdBrite Forum you will often stumble upon topics that talks about the revenue share between its publishers and AdBrite themselves. But what is this “revenue share” then? It’s simply what AdBrite and you as a publisher get for every click generated. Yes, AdBrite also get money for the clicks your site or blog generates. They must be paid in some way for offering this service.
It seems that most people think that the revenue share is 75% for publishers and 25% for AdBrite. But that is not correct. The revenue share is actually 70% for publishers (you) and 30% for AdBrite. That means that if a visitor clicks on a CPC text ad that is worth $0.25 you will get 70% of that and AdBrite will get the other 30%.
The popular and free forum software phpBB will soon get a major upgrade with phpBB3. But if you don’t want to wait for the finished version you can now safely install and convert your current phpBB2 forum to the latest release candidate of phpBB3. This release candidate is called “Olympus”.
Now it’s here! Some of you guys know that I have had plans on releasing a blog alongside with the AdBrite forum, which is actually the number one AdBrite forum as of today. On the AdBrite blog you will get news, tips and tricks, ideas, opinions, ordinary chat and whine about all things related to AdBrite. This AdBrite blog is a multi-author blog. That means we have several authors from around the world writing. Check it out today!
AdSense now let’s their publisher easily change the corners of the banner ads from straight to rounder corners. It looks pretty nice and now you don’t need to create those rounded corners yourself, greatly appreciated!
As you might or might not see we are having some problems here at Easy Webbers.
It seems that there is an error in the database file that this Wordpress blog use.
Why does this always happen when you don’t have the time to fix it… I will see what I can do. Hopefully everything will be working as it should at the beginning of next week. If this blog goes offline this weekend you guys and girls know why.
PhpBB is a great forum software and it’s free. Due to that extremely many people uses it as their forum software. And because of that spam bots loves phpBB forums. And that is one of the biggest downside with phpBB. But here is two solutions that will fix this problem and completely get rid of those annoying spam bots. I have tested them myself for a few weeks and they are bullet-proof when it comes to stopping spam bots.
Some web hosts offers automatic backup of your web host account. But not everyone does this. And really, you can still loose everything even if your host makes automatic backups. So the safest and easiest way to sleep on nights is to do the backups yourself. But how do you really do an easy backup of your whole hosting account? It’s actually very easy! Just follow this short and easy guide about how to make a full backup of your host account.
A hard drive crash or a computer virus can easily and without warning delete all the files on your computer. You can get a hard drive crash on your brand new PC or Mac. And now computer is safe against those awful viruses. But how can you easily and safely do backups of your most important files? One way is to burn everything down to CD’s or DVD’s. But you can easily scratch a CD or DVD making it useless. Saving your backups online is a great way to be sure that you always will have access to your files if something happens.
IDrive.com offers just this thing. They offer two backup versions, one where you can store unlimited backups and a free 2 GB version. The unlimited backup version only costs $49.50, per year.
IDrive-E offers some of the best features among Online Backup sites. For example they have no limit on the upload and download size. They will notify you on the status of scheduled backups. IDrive-E even has a Windows Explorer like interface for easy restore.
But how is the security then? Well, IDrive-E use encryption on your stored files and even on the transfer.
Sounds good so far, but what about their support? IDrive-E is one of the few Online Backup companies who offer free telephone support.
My advice to you is to test their free 2 GB backup plan first and see if you like it. Then go with the unlimited backup plan.
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The popular and free forum software phpBB will soon get a major upgrade with phpBB3. But if you don’t want to wait for the finished version you can now safely install and convert your current phpBB2 forum to the latest release candidate of phpBB3. This release candidate is called “Olympus”.
AdSense now let’s their publisher easily change the corners of the banner ads from straight to rounder corners. It looks pretty nice and now you don’t need to create those rounded corners yourself, greatly appreciated!
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