giraffes do exist

class DisposableExample: IDisposable {
        #region Absolute minimum of the code required for correct implementation of IDisposable
        /// 

        /// Field that will be set to true if attempt to destroy the object was already made.
        /// 
        private bool isDisposed = false;

        /// 

Getting straight to the point: no way.

Elaborating a bit we could find a workable solution: to set up automatic replies. You will need:

Disallow: / #disable whole site indexing

Security is all the hype with Google threatening to mark all sites not using SSL protocol as "insecure" or "unsecure" or whatever "non-secure" message it's going to show. Something like this:

So let's make it this site great secure again. Don't buy the certificate from your hoster just yet, if you are a small(-ish) website, you don't have to spend a penny. The things you'll need:

Your site is under attack. May be not right now, but several times a day. Password guessing, security vulnerabilities - that kind of stuff. In the error log it looks like this:

I hate voicemail. It's usually a total waste of time and money as the message itself tends to be "call me back at the number you already have" so I usually disable voicemail as a feature. This actually means that incoming calls are not forwarded to your voicemail. Seems like a problem solved only until I got a smartphone that has voicemail button right next to call button:

While experimenting with hosting options I tried an Amazon Cloud virtual machine among others to test hosting performance and ease of setting up Drupal on Windows compared to Linux shared hosting I use usually. Familiar Windows environment was pleasantly easy to configure, but failed to impress with server performance. After thorough disk space cleanup and uninstalling of extra applications I stumbled upon Event Log records of Brute Force attack attempts (Event Id 4625) that look similar to:

Internal links are important part of Search Engine Optimization. A common use of automatic internal links is "Similar articles" section suggesting pages with the same tags as the current one. For Drupal there's a module that does just that called Similar by Terms. Unfortunately the version for Drupal 7 is not in working state at the moment and I could not manage to utilize it.

If you get this message:
:Sorry, there have been more than 5 failed login attempts for this account. It is temporarily blocked. Try again later or request a new password."
after some failed login attempts and want to recover access to your site then you can do this via SQL using phpMyAdmin for example.

Question: When transforming XML with XSLT how can I get inner value of tag including inner tags?

Suppose you have this XML:

<Root>SomeValue
  <Name>SomeName</Name>
  <Desc>SomeDesc</Desc>
</Root>

And you want to get the following result:

SomeValue
  <Name>SomeName</Name>
  <Desc>SomeDesc</Desc>

The XSLT transformation could be like this: