Running the Right Version of PHP in WordPress
Today’s hair-pulling exercise brought to you by WordPress, Apache and PHP! WordPress is a wonderful blogging/website platform…but it isn’t terribly well-documented, in part because it
Today’s hair-pulling exercise brought to you by WordPress, Apache and PHP! WordPress is a wonderful blogging/website platform…but it isn’t terribly well-documented, in part because it
I’m looking to decommission an older Windows 10 desktop I keep around for testing software. It finally occurred to me I could use my spanking
Take on any programming task which involves working with multiple different coordinate systems! You know, the things that define where stuff appears on a screen.
I run dovecot on a VPS for remote IMAP access, with postfix as the underlying mail server. Originally, it handled mail for just one of
Five months ago I began running my first internet-facing server in ten or fifteen years. I’ve been running a number of blogs during that time,
For several years I’ve been using File History in Windows to back up the computers on my home LAN to a local Windows file server.
I was saddened to learn my five or six year old computer couldn’t upgrade to Windows 11. So I bit the bullet and built a
Over the last few months I’d become concerned age was starting to take its (inevitable) toll on my hearing. That wouldn’t surprise me, particularly since
My wife is the treasurer of a local not for profit which has used one form or another of QuickBooks for many years. Awhile ago,
I recently had to switch hosting providers and, after researching what was available on the Linux-based front, went with Hostwinds1. I purchased their entry-level virtual