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Damn The Torpedoes Full Speed Ahead!
Mon, Jun 6, 2012
by Drew McManus
If you’re a regular visitor, you’ve likely already figured out that things look a little different and those changes are the result of a major theme upgrade over the weekend that launches Adaptistration into the programming equivalent of the space age thanks to a new fully responsive design functionality.
Just Because You Remove A Webpage Doesn't Mean It's Gone
Thu, Jun 6, 2012
by Drew McManus
An interesting email message came in from a regular reader yesterday asking about the Delaware Symphony Orchestra website. “I can’t find anything at their site about staff members, board members, or musicians. Do you have any of that info?” The reality is that information is likely still available via Google cache and here’s how you
Just Because You Remove A Webpage Doesn’t Mean It’s Gone
Thu, Jun 6, 2012
by Drew McManus
An interesting email message came in from a regular reader yesterday asking about the Delaware Symphony Orchestra website. “I can’t find anything at their site about staff members, board members, or musicians. Do you have any of that info?” The reality is that information is likely still available via Google cache and here’s how you
Say Hello To Improved Conversion With Honeypots!
Fri, May 5, 2012
by Drew McManus
Today marks the beginning of a new era of improved interaction here at Adaptistration thanks to saying so-long to Captcha, that box you find at the end of comment forms and pretty much anywhere were websites are trying to block spammers. Unfortunately, they also do a pretty good job at blocking users, ticket buyers, and
I Plead No Contest
Tue, Mar 3, 2012
by Drew McManus
There’s been much grumbling throughout the culture blogging community following Spring for Music’s announcement that they planned to launch a blogging competition to determine what they defined as the “Best Arts Blogger in America.” Granted, is seems as though they’ve toned down the PR speak a bit and are now calling it the “2012 Great
