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Not really, well sort of... What does help is on your webpage you have a link to your Facebook page and ensure your Facebook page is public viewable with a link back to your webpage. Also, having your Facebook name the same as your webpage also helps. Not sure if the more followers you have of...

I'm liking the Responsive (Fluid) Web Design. A Webpage that reconfigures its-self to a mobile devices - yeah man! that's what Im talking about..

A combination of searching and trying many (upwards of 20) hosts! I can honestly say that x10 stands out in terms of reliability, accessibility, and service. So if you think differently then I dare you to try the others and I'll see you back here sooner than you think ;) September Uptime was...

Not to sure what you mean but I'll give a guess... if you leave it empty I guess the domain will be your x10 domain. (abc.x10host.com) if you insert efg then the domain will be something like (abc.x10host.com/efg) Hope that helps :)

and once you have cleaned up the suspicious code, you may want to have Google revisit your webpage to re-evaluate it. This can be done in your Google Webmasters section. If you don't have a Google account I highly recommend it (it's free) A couple of weeks ago a page on my site got flagged by...

Ok, after the panic and now calming down (thanks Jack Daniels) Ive found out what Google didn't like. It's all fine now and just waiting for Google to re-crawl that page again. Oh! just one thing.. Look how many other sites in just 90 days have been marked as malicious! Freeking no wonder the...

Google : Link here: http://google.com/safebrowsing/diagnostic?site=AS:32475 And one of my pages was one! Now what intrigues me is my site is a static site. Nothing to technical, no databases, and excellent passwords for ftp, email, and login.. I highly doubt this malicious software got in...

I'd be interested in what website you have there making you 500 bucks an hour !?! Sounds to good to be true, and having such a profitable website on a free service is pure and simple....[intentional left black]

UP again at 24/08/2012 01:05:08AM, after 5h 50m of downtime. :)

Yeah Chopin where my site is hosted on is down and so is Starka, where friends site is hosted on.. BAM double whammy

Also noticed Starka server isn't responding either. Not sure how long that one has been down for? "The server at starka.x10hosting.com is taking too long to respond."

Nothing mentioned on Service Alerts page My website on Chopin server has been down since 23/08/2012 07:15:08PM (AUSTRALIAN EASTERN STANDARD TIME) It's now almost 5 Hours and still no go :( Can't log into cPanel either, with FireFox giving this error: "The server at chopin.x10hosting.com is...

:) Yeah!! Looks like Chopin server is back online after the update. Well done x10, only 5 hours of downtime, that's a good result for a FREE server/service. But (not a door breaker) there's still certificate issues when accessing c-panel and email.

Looks like x10 are doing a major upgrade: Can only assume Chopin will be fixed in some time... Hours? Days? Weeks?... Should I reroute my DNS records to a backup host? (then back when things are fixed):confused:

Email reports: PingdomAlert DOWN: ChookChooks (www.chookchooks.com) is down since 02/06/2012 07:40:08PM. That's over an hour of downtime :mad: Not to mention the other issues Chopin is having (email, certificates..) for the last week or so. Update, No sooner I posted the above, Chopin...

From my experiences, when things go wrong like this I have a serious think about redirecting my domain to a backup host. But in this case (Proudly Served by LiteSpeed Web Server at Port 80 - error) I was able to redirect my domain to the root of my x10 domain. Domain gets redirected to...

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WB and nice looking site :) See ya round

The "New" iPad... ?

My setup atm includes Xp, and 7. Win8 on a VM and from what I've seen and used, its a bit bigger of a learning curve than the typical windows migrations. I'd like to see Win8 function on the low power cpu (atom, arm etc) then wait for a super geek to install it on a Raspberry Pi unit.