BethanyBoo - Slashdot User

Comment I was a HTML code monkey too (Score 2, Informative) 586

by BethanyBoo on Tuesday April 14, 2009 @12:39PM (#27573411) Attached to: What Do You Call People Who "Do HTML"?

I was a HTML code monkey in high school and college. My official job title was Web Production Artist at my main job. When I did some code monkey contracting on the side I was simply called a HTML Developer.

Comment Re:Soon to be worthless (Score 2, Insightful) 237

by BethanyBoo on Friday December 12, 2008 @11:59AM (#26092151) Attached to: How a Rogue Geologist Discovered Diamonds

Funny, because I've already told my boyfriend I'd prefer a moissanite stone if he ever proposes. I think I'd be more upset that he threw his money away on a diamond. (Before anyone says it, yes.. a girl on slashdot!)

The Google Toolbar PageRank Demystified 143

Posted by Hemos on Monday July 24, 2006 @10:46AM from the might-still-be-myth-and-rumor dept.

nywanna writes "SEO is an extremely unpredictable aspect of running an online business. Every month the rules change slightly, and with every rule change we receive new bad information from speculators and those who spew nothing but conjecture. David Harry looks at one of the greatest Google misconceptions and bits of misinformation that exists right now: This brings me to the greatest mythological creature to roam the Google landscape since 'the sandbox'; The Google Toolbar PageRank (TBPR) system. While the jury may still be out on the 'sandbox,' I am here to slay the beast that is the TBPR, right here, right now."

RIAA Targets LAN Filesharing at Universities 608

Posted by samzenpus on Monday May 01, 2006 @08:56PM from the stop-sharing dept.

segphault writes "The RIAA has sent letters to 40 university presidents in 25 separate states informing them that students are engaging in filesharing on their campuses using the local network. Apparently, the RIAA wants to get universities to use filtering software on their networks to detect student filesharing. The RIAA did not disclose the methodology they used to determine that filesharing is occuring on those local networks, but it probably didn't involve asking permission. The article goes on to predict that the RIAA will eventually try to get the government to require use of anti-filesharing filtering technologies at universities."

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