I'm writing this post to possibly alert people to something I had no idea about, so hopefully it can be of some help to someone else.So the other day in site content I finished a post and went to publish it, I chose a website and then chose a user just like I normally do, like I had done the very day before, only this time there was another user there.At first I was shocked, how could there be another user registered on my website? It didn't make any sense.My first thought was one of being hack

Did you know that almost every thing we do in our life is a habit, that we are habitually carrying out the same things day in day out. We get out of bed the same side, we put our shoes on the same foot first each time, we do so much out of habit that most people don't even think that what they are doing can be changed, they think that is what I've always done and that is what i will always do.That is of course down largely to the programming we had as children and as we go through life, but the

I've been really lucky with the content of the comments that i recieve, organically i mean not from site comments here, but that luck ran out the other day when i recieved what i would consider quite nasty, probably because it's my first one.I thought for a long time if i should post the comment and in the end i decided to publish it with what i think is a fairly good response.If you would like to see the comment by 'Chris', who is a competitor by the way, and how i dealt with it you can see it

Hi people,I don't know about you, but i have my computer set up with 2 monitors when I'm doing my research for a new post so you can imagine i have quite a few tabs open at the same time, but the trouble with that is it's an enourmous drain on the RAM which can really slooow things down.A way around this is to use a Chrome extension called OneTab, I'm not 100% sure on leaving a link, breaking rules and all that, but a quick Google will show you.It claims to reduce the memory usage by 95% and i