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  More About Net Diatom Award Winning The Global Web Award named Net Diatom Award winners for the work done in the response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The team is noted as having released the most up to date data available via the Tableau Aggregated Coronavirus Data Set in use. Tableau put together a data set including COVID-19 data from the World Health Organization, Johns Hopkins, and NeXT Strain which is represented in the most comprehensive visual data available online today.  Launch Your Startup www.netdiatom.org is an Award Winning web design firm. We pride ourselves in having our own unique company culture and strive to deliver awesome designs, responsive, and innovative. Net Diatom LP is a multi media & web design company. Specializing in Mobile applications, custom responsive web design, programming, and business marketing. Offering technical support, WIFI, & computer repair services locally. Staffed around the clock to support your project, contact our team today. Prof

Facebook Blocking Net Diatom

  Facebook allegedly blocking a media company who creates social media platforms. NetDiatom.com Net Diatom is a technology startup that works in website and mobile application development. The acting Director of Programming claims to have digital evidence that Facebook is forcefully knocking out other social network platform from their platform   Spread the Word: CHICAGO  -  Dec. 12, 2020  -  PRLog  -- In the late of 2018 after merging two smaller media companies a new media company was emerging. Below the Microsoft office space in Chicago in a high-rise building called the AON center, Net Diatom started creating a server to host their future client's content. Now Net Diatom has moved the headquarters to Central Illinois, a short drive from the Indiana border. Jeremy D Higgs the Director of Programming and the Chief Executive Partner at Net Diatom had this to say; "..early on you could already see we were being blocked and posts would fail, other posts would disappear as if ne

Basic Troubleshooting Help

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 More often than not, most issues in IT can be solved by asking a few basic questions, or trying some common fixes, such as resetting a device or checking a device's connection. Net Diatom has an automated troubleshooting assistant that can help walk you through the steps of narrowing down the issue your device is having or trying some of the simpler fixes. Our automated assistant can be found here:  https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/ZXS8VLH It can also be reached from the Computer Repair page of Net Diatom's main website: https://netdiatom.org/page9.html If our automated assistant is unable to help you with your issue, you can provide the assistant with your email address and we will connect you with one of our professional support team members for further assistance. Another option when troubleshooting your device is to use the troubleshooting feature of your operating system. For example, the troubleshooting menu can be accessed two ways in Windows 10. By clicking the Windows i

Computer Start-up and Boot Issue Quick Fixes

     If you cannot get your computer to turn on, the first step you should take is to check and make sure that all plugs and cables for your tower and monitor are plugged in properly. If they have come unplugged, plug them in; if they are already plugged in, try unplugging and plugging them back in just to make sure. If you are using a laptop, try charging the laptop’s battery to see if a lack of power is what is causing the issue.             If your computer powers on, but does not boot to the operating system or startup screen, you should listen for a beep or series of beeps from your computer’s speakers. Check your owner’s manual or the computer manufacturer’s website for information on what the warning beep means about the status of your computer.             Try cleaning the dust out of any fans or ports on your computer. If the computer has too much dust stuck within the case, it may cause some of the more sensitive internal components of the computer to overheat, preventing

Cryptocurrency and Blockchain Basics Explained

  Cryptocurrency is a digital currency that is decentralized, meaning that it is not controlled by a government or individual, but rather a network of individuals who are involved in a network of transactions. Popular cryptocurrencies include Bitcoin, Litecoin, Etherium, etc. Cryptocurrency is popular because anyone can create their own cryptocurrency, and it allows for anonymous, untraceable transactions. Rather than a record of transactions being kept in a single ledger, the computers of many people around the world work together to record and verify the transactions that occur using cryptocurrency. The technology used for these transactions is called blockchain. When a new transaction using cryptocurrency occurs, each transaction (with all related information stored in a “block”) is linked to a “chain” of all previous transactions/blocks in the chain via a complex cryptographic process. This process is meant to provide security and accountability for cryptocurrency transactions. B

How To Increase the Speed of Your Web Browser

               Two potential causes of your internet browser beginning to run slowly are website cookies and the browser cache. A cookie, put simply, is data that is saved by your computer’s browser that contains information about the settings and preferences that you have set on the websites that you visit, as well as information from previous browsing sessions. For example, if you tell a website to save your login information so you don’t have to enter it every time you visit the website, this is done using an authentication cookie. When information is cached by your browser, this means that a copy of the data is stored by your browser so that it can be retrieved quickly. However, if there are too many cookies stored, or too much data stored in the cache, web browsing activity can actually slow down. You can prevent this by clearing your browsing data from time to time. Here’s some examples of how to clear the cookies and cache in some of the most popular web browsers. Google Chrom

What is SEO, and why do I need it for my website?

       “SEO” stands for “search engine optimization”. Search engines, such as Google or Bing, utilize different tools to search the Internet for content related to your searches and organizes that content in order of relevancy. There are three steps in this process – crawling, indexing, and ranking. Search engines crawl by searching the Internet for any content it can find that is related to a search, stores the content in an index to be displayed later, and ranks the content by displaying the content with the most relevant content displayed first. Search engine optimization is a process that makes your website and the content of the website more visible to search engines, making your website appear earlier and more often in searches. When you have a website built by Net Diatom, our custom SEO is built into the code of the website, making the SEO compatible with all search engines. Your website will be placed higher in the ranks of relevancy during searches, and the pages and images