Internet

What is a good place to get stock photos for use on websites? I’d rather use images that are free, of course, but if the fees aren’t too high I don’t mind paying a little. Any sources that stand out?

There are some changes coming to YouTube that should cut down on the extremely offensive comments that often show up on YouTube. I’m not certain of the particulars, but it apparently will allow uploaders to manage comments and restrict who can view them much like a FaceBook or Google+. It ties YouTube to Google+, in fact.

Since the revelations about the NSA looking over everyone’s shoulder when they are online, Tor usage has increased significantly. But how secure is Tor? Does it just result in a false sense of privacy, especially after seeing that the Department of Defense accounts for about 40% of Tor’s budget?

Is there any reason not to use https all the time? Why hasn’t it become the standard instead of http if it is more secure?

Is it a better practice to link all of your domains together, even if they are not really related, or not? I’m wondering if it would help or hurt for SEO purposes?

I was thinking of signing up for Amazon Prime, mainly for their streaming video service so I can rent new releases that I can’t get on Netflix. Plus I love me some Downton Abbey! At my home, I can’t get decent internet service though, the best available and what I have is DSL rated at 3Mbps, although reality is slightly slower than that even.

Hello!I have a problem an hope somepne can help me. I know that someone is logging into my Google mail, cause when i logg into my account, my emails are read (not marked as unread).

What are the most effective measures of whether or not SEO is working? I know traffic is one important metric, but what else should you look at?

The government in the UK has asked ISPs to implement adult content filters for all British internet users. Do you think they can actually make this work? I have my doubts, when you look at the lack of success countries like Iran and China have had with internet censorship, but maybe I’m wrong.

I don’t like to click on embedded links until I know where they are going to take me. With most, a mouse roll over will show the destination in a small pop-up at the bottom of the browser window, but that doesn’t work for links that have been shortened through tinyurl or a similar service.

I was thinking about the moral implications of AdBlock. Ok, ok, maybe that’s a little odd, but it was a long train ride this morning, and you have to think of something. On one hand, AdBlock stops the sometimes annoying ads on websites.