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Robert Foster
- 06 February 2015
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Often times when stuck on a problem, a good night's sleep will bring the answer to you the instant you look at it again.
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Robert Foster
Often times when stuck on a problem, a good night's sleep will bring the answer to you the instant you look at it again.
Robert Foster
So here it is: The first ever Melbourne Umbraco Meetup; date locked in for the first Wednesday of July, and hosted by the good folks at Roadhouse Digital.
The MemberListView for Umbraco 7 provides a management dashboard view for Members allowing for mass Unlock, Suspension or Activation of members. This is one area in member management that's currently missing from the Umbraco Core, and this package seeks to address that. The majority of the functionality was hacked together in time for the Codegarden 14 Package Competition and refined to iron out a few of the bugs and complete the missing functionality.
With such a comprehensive subject, knowing where to start can be difficult. Online security comes in many layers, and having many layers is important. Just having a “virus checker” isn't enough in this day and age, and as we travel on this journey, we will look at anti-virus software, because that’s an important level of protection. But, it’s not the only one. Let me explain using personal experience.
Browsing the web is an awesome way to get work done, study, shop, stay in touch with friends or just have fun. But just how safe is it? In today’s blog, I don't want to discuss anyone’s browsing habits as everyone has differing opinions on what is right and wrong.