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I rarely share anything on social media, this is where I post about projects I'm working on as well as opinions on current events, the internet, and small business.
SEO Services
Published [created]Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is a process used to help search engines better understand...
Telus to Charge Internet Customers for Exceeding Data Cap
Published [created]Telus is going to start charging data cap overages on there internet (Source: http://www.telus...
Redirects and .htaccess examples
Published [created]Here are some basic .htaccess snippets you can copy and paste. Re-direct the front page of a...
The Real Reason for Canadian Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL)?
Published [created]So I keep hearing in the media that the purpose of this legislation is to reduce the amount of...
New Canadian Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL) to Crush Small Innovative Businesses
Published [created]I believe that this legislation could have significant unintended consequences, and while the...
How to implement Schema.org on Drupal 6 using Views
Published [created]So I refuse to let go of Drupal 6 and was determined to figure out how to implement schema.org...
Drupal Demo Point of Sale Software
Published [created]One of the latest projects is a fully web based Point of Sale (POS) program that runs from any...
Recently launched a new website for the Alliance Church, and I am pretty happy with the results - http://bizuns.com/dex/webdesign/portfolio/alliancechurch
Good News about a Client + Word of Warning
So recently a client of mine took my recommendations on setting up an incremental backup with external drives they could swap out. Part of the reason I pushed for this setup was that I had another client just over a year ago that encountered an "cryptolocker virus", a type of ransomware. The idea is that if the infected files are encrypted by the malicious software, your backup will simply overwrite the good files with the infected files (thus making your backup useless). Anyways, I had just finished the backup setup about 10 days ago and lo and behold one of their computers was infected by the "Locky or .OSIRIS" malware. Rather than paying the ransom to these dirt bags to maybe unlock the files, we were able to quickly pull 99% of them off a prior backup.
Whoever you are, if you happen to be reading this, I urge you to stop procrastinating and get someone to help you setup a decent backup that will save you from losing all of your photos and documents. Don't know where to start with a backup? I would gladly give you free advice on where to start, just drop me a line and i'll e-mail you back.
