Homelab Mini Site
I just setup a mini site for my adventures in my homelab. I will share the projects I’m working on and my experiences with the other stuff I’m actively learning. I also posted a new page of the new tech I’m trying to learn.
I just setup a mini site for my adventures in my homelab. I will share the projects I’m working on and my experiences with the other stuff I’m actively learning. I also posted a new page of the new tech I’m trying to learn.
Saying yes to things is the easy and natural path. Do you want some Ice Cream? You want a free widget? Learning to say no, is a necessary skill. Something I still have a problem with today. But I recently rediscovered two excellent articles – Ryan Holiday’s To Everyone Who Asks For ‘Just A Little’ […]
A very good article about how difficult it is to work with Time and Dates in programming. Zach Holman’s time puns make this a very enjoyable read, on a very complex topic with a ton of great information.
I have been working with my mail server a lot lately and I ran into some problems of getting mail delivered to Outlook.com Mail Accounts (Hotmail.com, Outlook.com, Live.com, etc) but I will discuss that more in another article (In Short two months later and still can’t). I have an user that subscribes to MailRoute.net’s excellent […]
I remember seeing this video many years ago, and since then I only use one paper towel to dry my hands. Take five minutes to learn how to use a paper towel.
An excellent little interview with Linus Torvalds at TED. Get to know the man behind Linux and how Linux came to be.
I’m currently working on making a Laravel based management system for my new mail service that I have setup using the Christoph Haas’ ISPmail Tutorial, Ars Technica’ Email Server Tutorial and others. I needed to be able to create Dovecot compatible passwords from my PHP application. So when it came to the day-to-day management of […]
If you need to create all the different varieties of favorite icons for your next project, give Real FavIcon Generator a try. It will make all the different versions you need for Desktop, Mobile (iOS, Android, Windows Phone) – everything. You just upload an image and do a little tweaking, and boom. You get back […]
Over the last few months I have been seeing a rise in automated exploit scans of the WordPress based sites I manage. So I have decided to squash this annoying exploit by writing an .htaccess directive. The exploit scanner I was seeing across my managed sites were looking for a vulnerability in the followings directories […]
I recently needed to open a Samsung SyncMaster XL2270 (aka Samsung SMLX2270) for repair, because it would randomly have horizontal lines that run through it and I wanted to check the connections and capacitors. When you check the monitor for screws or any other fasteners you won’t find any, so how do you get into […]