TheTechMatterAnswer: Japan Travel & Internet survival guide

Our journey to the land of the rising sun started from  Venice, with a stopover in Helsinki, directed to the airport in Kansai. We traveled with Finnair (good service but the food was not exceptional). We arrived around 12:30 am in a really excellent hotel in Osaka (Arietta Hotel). We then did a little stroll [...]

For today, since I’m very busy to think some solutions for the graphic of this website (and to promote the inclusion in google index…but seems to be difficult!) , the matter is Cascading Style Sheet version 3. In particular I found very useful the property: text-shadow We can obtain, effects like this for text-shadow: This [...]

To solve momentarily the bug of (actual version of) Word Press that show an erroneous number of uncategorized posts in the widget, is enough to create a new post, save it as draft and delete it. This is a momentarily solution because every time you edit or add a post, the number of posts in [...]

Having found a solution that suggest us what websites should be secure to view, another question related to internet security is about viruses, worm, and others malware that tend to propagate over the Internet: is there a valid software antivirus (that usually searches not only for viruses, but is a jargon term) really free available? [...]

The travel is started, on the left there’s the plane wing of one of the airplanes that bring us to Japan… we made 10.000 km. This is another little preview of my summer Japan trip to show one of the places that more have impressed me: Kanazawa. The follow video is from “Japan Channel” in [...]

One of these days I will write some words about the Japanese cities I visited on this summer. For now I want show you some images of Kanazawa, a medium dimension city in the west coast of Japan main island, rich of history places, not so crowded and very clean place to view some aspect [...]

To start with the section “Internet Security”, I want to suggest you a system to evaluate the reliability of a website. This is perhaps one of most important questions of these years (concerning Internet “surfing”): “how to check if a website is secure?”, and WOT (WEB of Trust) community (but the owner is a private [...]

For the first post I want to report two websites I used to install this blog. The first one is a simple but useful archive to have an idea of what kind of shape our blog must have: http://www.openwebdesign.org/ it contains thousands of template free to share and use. Some of that templates has been [...]