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    Stopping Drupal Allowed Memory Size Exhausted Errors in Bluehost

    Drupal uses up alot of default PHP memory for every Module that you install, and you may be getting frustrated over Allowed Memory size Exhausted Errors.  In Bluehost you can get around the problem by going to your public_html directory and changing the php.ini file.

    Look for the line that says

    memory_limit 12M

    or something like that, change the 12M to 64M or higher (mines 512M) only set it really high if you have alot of modules.

    You also have to restart the server but you can’t do it without SSH access and Bluehost tech support usually don’t like doing it, so a workaround is in your Bluehost Control panel under the PHP options enable PHP Fast CGI and your PHP.ini changes will take effect.  If PHP fast CGI is already set change it to a different mode.

    Hope that helps anyone with my same problems.

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    Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-06-16
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    Google Wave The evolution of Email and More

    If you haven’t seen the demonstrations of Google Wave at (http://wave.google.com) and you are a geek, you need to go check it out now!

    Google Wave is going to change the face of online collaboration, making it real-time.

    Basically Google Wave offers a streamlined way to collaborate and share information amongst each other privately and globally.

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    My Colleges and Careers made a great post featuring Google Waves Features, check it out here:

    Google Wave in Online Education

    Cool new Keyboard Shortcut

    I just learned a cool new keyboard shortcut from a friend of mine.

    You probably know that you can press PrtSc (Print Screen) on your keyboard to take a screenshot, but did you know that if you press ctrl+alt+PrtSc it takes a screenshot of your active window.  It comes in pretty handy.

    Oh and by the way if you didn’t know that PrtSc takes a screenshot.  You have to know that you first press PrtSc to take the screenshot and then you have to open a graphics editor (Gimp, Photoshop, Microsoft Paint).  Then create a new image and press ctrl+v to paste it into the editor.