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I just figured out something cool if you're a Linux user, you can add commands at the end of your commands with #, so lets say you look at a specific log a lot, you can type:cat /var/log/httpd/somelogname.log...
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I just figured out something cool if you're a Linux user, you can add commands at the end of your commands with #, so lets say you look at a specific log a lot, you can type:cat /var/log/httpd/somelogname.log...
Read MoreThis is one of the simplest extensions possible. All it does is lets you hit alt c (or some other key) and it takes the current tab your on in Chrome and moves it to a new maximized window. There was another plugin...
Read MoreI don't care about cookies Just wanted to alert everyone to this great Chrome Browser extension I found, it automatically click accept cookies so you don't have to worry about all those popups at the bottom of the...
Read MoreI've been working on a web analyzer plugin for WordPress, and I've been paying a lot more attention to web logs than usual. It’s really made it clear how much websites are constantly being attacked. On a daily basis,...
Read MoreIn these days where AI is writing more and more of our code, I believe we need to help keep our skills sharp, because we still need to get deep into our code and figure out innovative code. Especially as AI doesn't...
Read MoreI recently started working on the biggest task of the day first, and it has made a huge difference in my productivity. I used to go through my emails, then check on my portfolio, etc., before I started to tackle the big...
Read MoreWhy Custom Web Development Still Matters in the Age of AI Over the past few years, artificial intelligence tools have dramatically changed the way websites are built. Platforms that once required extensive coding...
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