A Thousand Suns Isn’t Even Close
You know that phrase “I [hate|despise] you with the fire of a thousand suns”? Well, that doesn’t begin to describe the way I feel about
You know that phrase “I [hate|despise] you with the fire of a thousand suns”? Well, that doesn’t begin to describe the way I feel about
I’ve used WordPress for years. I’m also a long-term amateur programmer, mostly specializing in C# these days. One of the wonderful things about WordPress is
I use a Ubiquiti Dream Machine Pro (UDM) as the firewall/router on my home LAN. It’s a very powerful machine1. With a very good web-based
I can’t tell you how much time I’ve wasted over the years trying to get WordPress to accept larger upload file sizes. If, like me,
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
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,
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
Back in early August the new owners of my long-term hosting service, Webfaction, told me they were “unable” to migrate my account to their new
Some while back I finally got a VPN set up which allowed remote access to my home LAN from both my iOS devices and my
This is part of a series of posts I wrote about migrating a number of WordPress sites I run from a single multi-site setup to