Search results for: “blocked sites”
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How to Hide Your IP Address
Going to the internet to source valuable information is fun until the internet turns around and begins to spy on you. If there is one place on earth that is both important and unsafe at the same time, it must be the internet – that large digital space where you cannot do without yet you…
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How to Access the Pirate Bay When It’s Down: Proxies and Mirrors That Work
Torrents sites are used worldwide. Some of them are more popular, some are less popular, but each user knows what it is and why it is used. The Pirate Bay is one of the most popular torrent services, and there are some reasons for that: There, you can find all kinds of content most users…
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How to Choose the Best Antivirus for your PC
Most Windows computers come with Windows Defender: the Microsoft provided top of the class security solution. Apple also includes antimalware programs on their computers but rarely are the solutions ever enough to keep you secured. The best way to protect your computer from malware is to install a good antimalware program. Not the free software…
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How to Deal With or Block Content Curation on Your Blog
Struggling to get traffic is one of the many challenges of blogging, but it gets worse when someone is trying to steal all your work without lifting a finger. It’s even worse when your copied content makes it to Google Index before the original content does. Yes, this happens a lot, and you’re not alone.…
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Thin Content Manual Penalty: 10 Days in Google Hell
The last time I receive a manual penalty from Google was about 3 years ago. I was penalized for unnatural outbound links, and I got it revoked. It was pretty easy and straightforward. I knew I what my sin was and all I had to do was to right my wrong, get on my knees…
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Opera’s Hypocritical Approach to Ad-blocking
Unless you’ve blocked ads with a browser extension or through your browser settings, the greater percentage of sites you visit on the Internet have pages plastered with all sorts of ads. This blog you’re reading right now is one of them. Large tech companies like Facebook, Microsoft and even Facebook even have their own ad…
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ProfilePress Review: The Ultimate WordPress User Management Plugin
I prefer to keep things the way they are on this website as long as they’re working and I’m satisfied. However, I thought I would experiment with this new user management plugin for a few days before writing a review, but I decided to stick with it. ProfilePress is a new WordPress user management plugin…
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How to Activate a Valid PayPal Account in Nigeria/Ghana
As most of you already know, PayPal has blacklisted certain countries from using their services. Ghana and Nigeria made the list. Congrats guys! PayPal happens to be the largest online transactions processor and so most merchants and online stores use PayPal for transacting. It is safe, secure and fast. What this means is that Residents…
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What is SOPA and how Does it Affects You?
SOPA means Stop Online Piracy Act and it sounds like a pretty good thing if you don’t know what it actually means or the fact that it could change the way we use the internet forever. SOPA is a proposed bill that’s before US senate and it’s so far become the most controversial legislation that…
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Locked Out By Google: Unusual Traffic From Your Computer Network?
I’ve been using dozens google’s services for years but I got a really crazy error message last night while trying to visit my own blog. At first I thought it was some sort of accidental error that came up due to a minor failure on google’s part but I kept trying to no avail. I…
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How To Create A Free PHP Proxy Site
If you read my previous tutorial on how to create your personal CGI proxy, you might want to have a PHP proxy too, so I decided to post this tutorial on how to create a free and reliable PHP proxy server. Free proxy servers are all over the internet but they are generally unreliable, so…
