247 Customer Care terminates Low Cost, High Quality A-Z International VoIP routes at wholesale rates Via least-cost-routing technology. It is an interconnected VoIP network of telecom carriers and suppliers of wholesale VoIP termination
Read more »247 Customer Care terminates Low Cost, High Quality A-Z International VoIP routes at wholesale rates Via least-cost-routing technology. It is an interconnected VoIP network of telecom carriers and suppliers of wholesale VoIP termination
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Read more »Get new Lullabot videos early and get 'em cheap!
After spending a while trying to figure out the best way to offer discounts to our past customers on new video releases, I came to a realization: why not just give a discount to everyone who buys the videos early? Lullabot fans can more easily complete their collection, and new customers will have an incentive to find out what all the hubbub is about.

The next video covering command line basics, this one covers common commands for dealing with files:
Fair warning: I say the word "stuff" way too many times in this video. Please just bear with it.
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The Drupal Association has used some of the money that it acquired thanks to the Drupal community and its sponsors to buy more computing power for the infrastructure that all services of drupal.org are hosted on.
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The best way to a good end user experience is a program of iterative testing and design. There’s been quite a lot of design but not as much iteration as we’d have liked, so now is a good time to really kick off some testing of the D7 interface as it comes into existence so that we can potentially iterate it a little before it is set loose on the unsuspecting public.
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I've been back in London for almost two years now and haven't met that many people working with Drupal, partly due to working from home I think, but also because there don't seem to be too many events (outside of paid training events and the like) that are aimed at Drupalers in the London area.
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So I installed both Spamicide and Hashcash, and Mollom reported a huge dip in spam attempts in August (from the 17th to the 28th, as seen in the screenshot). However, the amount of spam getting through steadily increased after that. The volume of visits according to Google Analytics has remained about the same over the past year. Now the volume of spam getting through is back to roughly where it was before I made the configuration changes...
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Jon Stacey has been a stellar student, exactly the person whom everyone hopes to attract with the Google Summer of Code. He spent the first couple of weeks becoming familiar with the project, which was to help develop the Media module for Drupal, then made a strong case to switch the focus of the project to bring the desired features directly into Drupal core.
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It’s been a quick week, and we’re still collecting our thoughts about Drupalcon Paris. As usual, it was a productive, informative, and rewarding gathering of the best Drupal minds out there.
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Usually the first thing that comes to a designer’s mind when designing a website for a Content Management System (CMS) like Drupal is the “boring square style.” It can be challenging to have an out-of-the-box design that is still flexible enough to be scalable, but it is possible. You might say that in order to be truly creative a designer needs some rules to break, and the tight boundaries that can come with designing for a CMS can offer new challenges. This is why designing for Drupal is anything but boring – it can be interesting and challenging for any designer.
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Last week was something of a whirlwind for me, flying into Paris on Monday morning, barely recovering from jet lag by Tuesday when DrupalCon Paris 2009 started, and racing through the week.
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First off, an apology. I have much of Chris' Keynote on video, but due to technical difficulties I lost the last chunk of it. I debated posting what I had and have come to the conclusion that some video is better than none.
I thought that Chris had a lot of good points in his presentation about who the Drupal audience/consumer is and how we (as a community) value or diminish value of different contributions.
Whether you agree with his remarks or not, he was animated and interesting to watch.
So, without ado, my shaky video from the second keynote.
Part I

We're making some nice progress on the creation of a template site to which we can replicate in order to migrate our 70 affiliate sites into a single codebase, mult-site installation of Drupal (as per this page). We have a group of so-called "early testers" who will have their sites migrated first and will then perform some of the basic operations for managing their site: creating content, managing their menu, blocks, etc.
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Mediacurrent is proud to announce the launch of Wamboo.com, a new Drupal-based Website that helps match donors with individuals and families in need. Wamboo is the brainchild of Cincinnati, Ohio based entrepreneur Dori Gehling.
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Last month I published a blog post asking the Drupal community what Project Management Software they use, how they use it, and what their experience was. This was in an effort to understand what PMSes are being implemented amongst our inspiring community of Drupal fans. Are they enjoying the software or cursing and shaking their angry fists at the screen? We received a total of 17 unique comments, with 13 answers to the query.


At DrupalCon I got many stares, photos and too few discussions about my keyboard and mouse so I thought I should do a quick writeup. The keyboard is a Kinesis Freestyle, which in itself is a great thing: it's a traditional layout split keyboard. You can set it to be shoulder-wide and then type in a much more natural position already. I have added an Ascent to it which allows you to set up the keyboard 20-90 degrees.
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Thu, Sep 10, 2009 by EricoVinicius
Drupal is great with not only its flexibility, but also with how easily it can be customized to your needs by adding a free module from drupal.org. However, it could be overwhelming for beginners to find the modules that best fit their needs. Therefore, here is a little help:
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Thanks to the diligent work of Jose A Reyero and myself, I'm happy to announce that starting from about an hour ago, we launched new filtering options and a moderation screen for easier translation management.
New and more granular filters
Over Drupalcon Paris, we added and launched more granular status filters, which allow you to separately filter for translated/untranslated strings and ones with suggestions or lacking suggestions. These were in one bizarrely integrated filter before, and now are separated.


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