If you don’t want to search for ages, this is how to create a bootable windows usb install dongle on your linux:
1 | sudo cfdisk /dev/sdd |
Delete all…
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Developing a spigot plugin is easy, if you have used the Java programming language before. So, do you love playing Minecraft as I do? Are you a developer? There is a good chance that you are already running spigot as your server, which supports plugins using their own API. If you would like to develop your own plugin, you might get lost — there is not much in the way of good tutorials. In this article, I will try to explain the basic components of spigot, how to set up your development environment and how to get started.
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WP-JsonLD is a new plugin, which was written by me. It is available on Github at bmhm/wp-jsonld verfügbar and already contains a fully functional wordpress plugin. For short: It will include machine readable data using the format specification Json-LD into your WordPress HTML output.
This post will describe the internals of this plugin and why you might want to use it.
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I’d like to wish every reader a blessed and merry christmas! Those words were chosen carefully, because they should remind us about the reason why…
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The Gogs Git-Server is a central repository for your private git projects. Usually, you wouldn’t need a git server at all, or you would probably use GitLab. But GitLab can be a complex mess, so I was looking for an easy-to-use alternative. Other well-known git servers are e.g. Atlassian Bitbucket, Gitblit and GitList.
But aside from all those Gogs is the only one to be fast AND lightweight AND eays-to-use: Gogs is written in Googleʼs Go Programming Language which makes it really fast.
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Taken from the Man page of mkpasswd (SuSE SLES 11.2):
1 2 3 4 5 6 | NAME mkpasswd - Overfeatured front end to crypt(3) [..] BUGS [..] This programs suffers of a bad case of featuritis. |
Not mentioned by author Marco d’Itri that this tool has only five command line…
Since some time ago (before 2015) I was unable to insert accentuated characters using swiftkey, like é, à, ç, û, etc. — I only saw…
Everyone owning a wordpress installation will know plugins like LoginSecuritySolution, which will send emails in case of ongoing brute force attacks. The problem is that your login names are not being hidden from attackers. But with a simple .htaccess modification you can protect your blog from these kind of attacks easily. The following recommendations are neither complete nor bullet-proof, but will allow to block about 98% of the most common attacks. All you need to do is to modify your .htaccess file slightly.
