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Thanks so much for your suggestions. Multiloginapp is exactly what I was looking for :)

I found Insomniac browser with exactly this functionality...but unfortunately it's paid :( And very high pricing. I would have bought subscription if it was cheaper. I'm still searching for free alternatives. If I don't find any, I'll just write it in C# I guess.

Thanks for the share man. I'm trying linkcollider now. It seems pretty cool. Let's see if it ups my traffic. :) But a really nice list.

Bootstrap is a web framework with javascript, html and css. There are a whole bunch of existing bootstrap themes that you can use. It's pretty easy to setup. Just add the bootstrap js, css files to your project and add the links to your html page. That's it...done. After this check your webpage...

Hahaha...When I saw this I laughed so hard. Good one :)

Firstly try creating your own site just to get started. It's quite simple, no need to know coding really. Just pick a niche, something you really like. Then create a wordpress site with some existing theme and create some content. By creating your own site, you can learn about hosting and site...

I think it will be impossible to maintain so many blogs if you keep creating a new blog for a new TV show. It will be easier to manage just one site for all TV shows. If you are using Wordpress you can try creating a page for each TV Show and maybe Custom Posts for seasons and episodes. You can...

I'm currently using a vps from buyvm[dot]net. You can check it out. They have nice plans which might suit you. You can try a cheaper VPS first and as your users increase you can keep upgrading to better plans.

Just keep all your gmail accounts in Outlook or any other email program. And then set outlook to check for email every few days. Then it will keep accessing your account using POP/IMAP and your account will stay active.

It all depends on your content I guess. The main page heading could be H1, and sections headings can be in H2 and sub-section headings in H3 and so on. In my blogs I mostly prefer using H1 only once for the main page title and H2 tags for my blog posts titles. Also in your theme make sure H1 tag...

For domains try namecheap or internetbs. Both are really good and cheap. For hosting smaller websites try buyshared[dot]net which is really cheap. If you are just starting out then buy a smaller plan and then as your site grows upgrade. Also, if you want a lot of control of your site try a VPS...

I don't think anyone here will do it for free. But just curious...what's your website about?

Do you want real users? Or just want to increase traffic and up your ranking? If you just want to increase traffic then put up your site on Hitleap or RankBoostup or BigHits4U. But be sure not to send too much traffic all of a sudden. Gradually build up so it looks organic.

I know this is quite an old thread but for anyone still looking... If you want to search for a torrent on a whole bunch of torrent sites just use the idope search engine. I searched for "python lynda" and got lots of results.

I added a site and wasn't getting any shares, because my Reward tokens were set at 10, which is the lowest possible. So, I tried 25 tokens. Has anyone found a good setting? One which gives you enough shares, but your tokens don't get wasted too much.

I use guessit python script to get the movie/tv show name season, episode etc. from a filename. Then I use themoviedb api to get all details about the movie/tv show. IMDB does not have an api, but you can use omdbapi[dot]com if you need IMDB data.

It's all already free dude. Just setup something like sonarr for tv shows and couchpotato for movies. Maybe use jackett for keeping all torrent trackers in one place. And then let it all auto-download for you using uTorrent. :)

It's quite easy. Just copy-paste. Do you have any existing code to show ads on your site? Just go to javascriptobfuscator[dot]com and in online obfuscator page just paste you code. It will give you some code and you copy paste the new code between your <javascript> tags.

It's best to learn in this sequence: Start with HTML first, then css, then go to javascript. Then finally go to PHP. Also after you get a good handle on Javascript start learning ajax and then nodejs. AngularJS if you want to design. Use online courses like from coursera or lynda if you don't...

Now google has a different algorithm it uses and the PR it maintains is kept hidden. So there's no way to know. I use Alexa ranking to know how well my site is doing by how quickly it climbs the ranks :)