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Thankfully, I haven’t experienced this reported security vulnerability, but it’s a pretty big deal. It takes the right combination of server settings and W3 Total Cache (W3TC) plugin configurations for the vulnerability to exist, which is why I titled this post with “concern” instead of “vulnerability” (but, yes, it’s a very bad if you’ve got the …

We’re happy to share our new site design, as of December 2012. We still have a custom WordPress theme design, but the new site has these updates: Responsive theme Property Tours were totally re-designed New site colors (from red and black to blue and white, to match our new logo from earlier in 2012) New …

It’s that time of year again. If you use or develop for WordPress.org, you should take the survey that came out on July 12, 2012. Matt’s collecting information to make WordPress better and get a lay of the WordPress land. It’s called the annual survey, and it’s really quick and easy. Plus, you can enter …

http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/google-in-the-enterprise/one-companys-google-apps-email-migration-part-1/1175  offers a thorough write-up of a specific company’s email migration from on-premise email to in-the-cloud email. The author details many of the steps along the way to migration and does a great job comparing the Google Apps for Business and Microsoft Office 365 offerings. The comparison chart below is from the article, not created …

The good folks at Inman wrote an article displaying some Lytro photos for a real estate listing, viewable here: http://next.inman.com/2012/03/lytro-a-new-kind-of-photograph/. You can view Lytro photos at that link or at Lytro’s Picture Gallery to see Lytro’s primary feature (image focusing post-image-capture) it in action. Here’s a quickie roundup on the Lytro camera in terms of real estate imaging: Lytro is a …