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Anecdotes and amusing facts from the web about the website. Also cool or not so cool websites.

Locked mailbox metaphorical for locked email accounts

Messages to GMail not deliverable? A quick solution.

With error messages with the subject "Mail delivery failed: returning message to sender", the destination server of our mail informs us that it does not succeed in forwarding our message to the desired destination address. Very special error messages sometimes come from Google when sending to gmail addresses. Then it is not possible to send mails to gmail accounts without further ado. A little trick helps here. Read

A dry tree in a barren landscape. It symbolises the importance of a climate-friendly co2 footprint.

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The Co2 footprint of your website

Now I want my website to contribute to global warming - how? For example, if your website contains lots of moving graphics, then your web browser needs more computing power to render the animations. The more moving images, the more videos, the more power it consumes and this power has to be generated somewhere. Read

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Why are links actually underlined and blue?

The "link" is so burnt into the brain as a design element on the internet that it is only perceived subconsciously. But when did these things actually start to exist? A journey back into uncharted territory on the Mozilla blog.Read

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Links to Open Data

the most important links on the topic of Open Data in municipalities...Read

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Video conferencing simple and secure

Video conferencing is currently experiencing an unprecedented increase in popularity. People are working and learning from home, and so many are making their first forays into video-supported conversation in pairs or groups these days, pushed more or less by circumstances.Read

What does the garden gnome stand for and what does it have to do with website maintenance?

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What do plants actually have to do with websites?

What does the garden metaphor say about website development anyway? What Hubert observes in the planning and care of his garden is also of central importance in homepage development. And what does the garden gnome stand for?Read