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Die Website eines Unternehmens ist sowas wie seine Visitenkarte. Für potenzielle Kundinnen und Kunden ist sie die erste Anlaufstelle, um mehr Informationen einzuholen. Daher darf die Bedeutung eines professionellen Webauftritts keinesfalls unterschätzt werden. Vom Angebot über die Unternehmensphilosophie bis hin zur Vorstellung des Teams, sollte auf dieser Website alles zu finden sein. Was du für den perfekten Website-Aufbau brauchst, zeigen wir dir hier. Wonach suchen unsere Besucherinnen und Besucher? Diese Frage solltest du beim Aufbau der Website immer im Hinterkopf behalten. Grundsätzlich suchen Besucherinnen und Besucher nach Informationen , vorrangig zum Unternehmen, zu den Angeboten und zum Team. Sie möchten wissen, welche Personen hinter dem Produkt oder der Dienstleistung stehen, die das Unternehmen auf der Seite anbietet. Die Entscheidung, auf der Website zu verweilen oder woanders weiterzusuchen, wird innerhalb weniger Sekunden getroffen. Um die potenzielle … [Read more...] about 3 Must-Haves für einen perfekten Website-Aufbau

Audio player loading… BlizzCon 2021 Dates BlizzCon 2021 (or BlizzCononline) will be taking place from February 19 to February 20. TechRadar will be reporting all all the biggest news, announcements and reveals, so keep this page bookmarked for the the latest BlizzCon news. BlizzCon 2021 is over, having pulled off its first all-virtual event due to Covid-19 restrictions after having to cancel the event entirely last year. Whether this year's BlizzCon happen at all remained uncertain for a period of time. The publisher cancelled BlizzCon 2020 last May, citing health and safety concerns as the main reasons. But, instead of cancelling Blizzard 2021 event, the company opted to host the event online instead, promising fans an "all-digital celebration and exhibition of Blizzard games and universes". While it certainly didn't have the same punch as past events, all in all, Blizzard did a pretty good job of it? We got some major announcements like World of Warcraft: Burning … [Read more...] about BlizzCon 2021: Everything we saw at BlizzConline this year

So you’ve just unpacked that spiffy new monitor, and it sits fresh and new on your desk putting your other little displays to shame. Now you have to give it some sartorial splendor: a kick-ass wallpaper from the online repository of your choice. But now comes the conundrum—what if you want to use different images on different screens? RELATED: How to Set a Different Wallpaper on Each Monitor in Windows 10 Unfortunately, Windows 7’s default wallpaper handler is pretty primitive for multiple displays. (Windows 8 and 10 are much better, so check out these instructions if you’re using a later version of Windows.) In Windows 7, you have two options for using different wallpapers: you can create your own combined image, using your favorite image editor, or you can use a third-party tool like DisplayFusion or UltraMon . First, we’ll look at the manual way to make your own multi-monitor wallpaper. If you want something a bit more automated (that requires extra … [Read more...] about How to Use Different Wallpapers on Multiple Monitors in Windows 7

Note: I’ve written an updated article for both Vista and XP Multi-monitor displays are becoming more and more common. Let’s face it, computers are so powerful these days that we can run more applications at a time than we have monitor space for… so if you haven’t tried it, it’s time to upgrade to a dual-monitor display. The immediate issue that you will notice is that the wallpaper displays the same image on both screens. This is especially annoying when you have a laptop and a second monitor, each running at different resolutions, because the second screen will have a “squashed” version of the picture. Enter Desktop Items…. you can create a web item and put a picture on it to cover the second monitor. Here’s how to do it. First, you’ll want to go to Display Properties, click Customize Desktop, and then the Web tab, like so: Now you will want to click the New button, and you’ll be presented with a dialog prompting you to select either a webpage or wallpaper. … [Read more...] about Dual Monitors: Use a Different Wallpaper on Each Desktop

A man from Rochester, Minnesota, will serve 180 days in jail in a case involving the rape of two little girls. On Monday, 20-year-old Mohamed Bakari Shei stood before Judge Jacob Allen for his sentencing , according to the Post Bulletin . Judge Allen was appointed by Gov. Mark Dayton in August 2018, per the Minnesota Judicial Branch’s website. Shei also faces up to 30 years on probation, the Bulletin report continued: Shei was facing three different felony first-degree criminal conduct charges in two separate cases. His plea deal called for no prison time, a stay of adjudication and the dismissal of two out of three charges. If Shei completes his probation, all charges against him will be dismissed and will not be on his criminal record. One of the victims was approximately nine years of age and the other child was between four and five when the assaults took place. What appears to be a mugshot was posted online Thursday: Ilhan Omar's Minnesota Muslim … [Read more...] about Man Gets 180 Days in Jail for Raping Girls Aged Between Four and Nine

Audio player loading… New details of Netflix’s anti-password sharing measures have appeared online, revealing how the platform plans to crack down on users. The newly found information was discovered on Netflix’s US Help Center and confirmed by The Streamable (opens in new tab) on January 31; however, that page has since been taken down. As of this writing, the Help Center has reverted back to its previous state. Fortunately, a copy of the rules can still be found on the Wayback Machine (opens in new tab) , a website that takes “screenshots” of the internet for the sake of posterity. According to the reports, “Netflix accounts are still shareable, but only within one household.” Anybody from outside your home won’t be able to use that account and will be told to create with their own. The platform will also require users to log into their Netflix account via their household’s Wi-Fi, open the app, and “watch something at least once every 31 days.” … [Read more...] about Netflix’s anti-password sharing will force you to sign in once a month – or get blocked

At various times in its past, the Earth has succeeded in killing off most of its inhabitants. Although the impact that killed the non-avian dinosaurs and many other species gets most of the attention, the majority of the mass extinctions we're aware of were driven by geological processes and the changes in climate that they triggered. Unfortunately, based on the current rate at which animals are vanishing for good, we're currently in the midst of another mass extinction, this one driven by a single species: humans. (And many of the extinctions occurred before we started getting serious about messing with the climate.) This week's edition of Science contains a series of articles tracking the pace of the extinction and examining our initial efforts to contain it. Extinction and “defaunation” Estimating the total number of animal species is a challenging task, but numbers range from roughly five to 10 million. Of those, we seem to be exterminating about 10,000 to 60,000 every … [Read more...] about Tracking and combatting our current mass extinction

In March, Newsweek came roaring back to the print world with a tech-themed cover story . The publication said it had discovered "the face behind Bitcoin"—an unemployed engineer living an unassuming life in a Los Angeles suburb. Within days of publication, critics began pointing out that the magazine's case that Dorian Nakamoto was actually Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto was based on circumstantial evidence . The 65-year-old Dorian Nakamoto, who has no background in cryptography at all, denied the story after it was published. Newsweek and author Leah McGrath Goodman did not apologize and instead doubled down on their thesis, putting out a statement that "the facts as reported point toward Mr. Nakamoto's role in the founding of Bitcoin." Further Reading The colossal arrogance of Newsweek ’s Bitcoin “scoop” Now, Nakamoto and his lawyer Ethan Kirschner have made clear they'd like to sue Newsweek over the story—but they need more money to do it. The two … [Read more...] about Dorian Nakamoto, fingered as Bitcoin creator, wants to sue

Audio player loading… Creatives using Linktree as an income source recently got access to paywalls via the Payment lock feature , but the web hosting alternative isn’t stopping there. They also already have access to a tip jar via Support Me links, but from now on,  fans and supporters can thank creatives quickly,  easily, and without an account with the “Buy Me a Gift” feature, functioning much like Ko-fi (opens in new tab) ’ s one-off “buy a coffee” feature. Plus, building on existing Paypal , Square, and Shopify (opens in new tab) integrations for online store functionality, Linktree users can now add SendOwl content links (made with an account on the service) to a browsable carousel, and display a Bonfire storefront directly on a user’s page to sell merch. TechRadar Pro needs you! (opens in new tab) our survey (opens in new tab) and telling us your opinions and views about the tech industry in 2023. It will only … [Read more...] about Linktree just added three new ways for freelancers to make money

Wherever you are in the world, there's no denying that the Super Bowl will be the biggest show in town on February 12th. Some may tune in for the game to see if the red-hot Philadelphia Eagles can outlast Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs, others may come for the snacks and Rihanna's halftime show . No matter what you're watching for, there may be some of you that need a solid VPN to tune in. Some may need it to get around geo-restrictions, others may plan to hop on public Wi-Fi and need to stay protected. There are a slew of VPN options to be had, but if you only plan to use it to stream the big game, you may not want to drop a ton of cash on something with excessive features. Thankfully, many of the top providers have some great deals that will net you stellar VPN service and still leave you enough money for the office Super Bowl pool. And because each one of these VPNs come with free trials , you can easily grab one for the game and then cancel within 30 days … [Read more...] about Best Super Bowl VPN deals for 2023: Watch the big game no matter where you are