Need for Speed: Database Optimization Tuning
Databases are an essential piece of your website. They are essentially data table collections that hold…
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cURL Gets Rid of Its Bug Bounty Program Over AI Slop Overrun
Last year in May, the cURL project’s bug bounty program was inundated with AI slop, where…
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I gave my server a phone number….it called me!!
Try 3CX for yourself (FREE tier available): https://www.3cx.com/try/?src=networkchuck2025 I gave my server a phone number… and…
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Why GitHub? Here's How I Push Git Repositories Straight to My Linux Server
At some point, I realized that almost every project I worked on followed the exact same…
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Modern CSS for a Responsive Hexagon Grid
Five years ago, I wrote about creating a responsive grid of hexagon shapes without media queries…
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Want to Blog Like a Pro? Meet Ghost Management Plugin!
In the summer of 2013, a small developer team launched a Kickstarter campaign to create a…
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This Could be the Best Graphics Editor for Linux Users (Yes, it is Open Source)
The convergent 2D editor Graphite has been promising a desktop editor for some time now, with…
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Accept Bitcoin with Square: A new way to take payments at checkout
Square just opened the Bitcoin floodgates. Here’s why it matters for your store. In November 2025,…
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Setting Up Free WAF for Homelab With SafeLine
Running a Homelab is exciting. You get to experiment with services, try new software, and even…
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Grunt, Gulp, Bower, Yarn & PM2: 5 Developer Tools to Help You in Building your JavaScript Project
Creating new projects in JavaScript can be very time consuming if you are not using the…
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What Is Zero Trust? (And Why Hackers Hate It)
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FastComet Pro-active Server Monitoring is Here!
They say you can tell a lot about someone by the company they keep. All of…
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Photoshop Installer Runs on Linux Despite Adobe Not Giving a Damn For Years
Creatives on Linux have just a handful of Adobe Photoshop alternatives to pick from, and while…
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Gutenberg Editor is so Close – We Can all Start Using It?
After the recent release of WordPress 4.9.8 (even after the slight delay from the initial date…
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What is branding? How to create a lasting ecommerce brand
A lasting ecommerce brand is more than a line of products or a catchy name — it’s a…
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Linktree vs Carrd: Which Link-in-Bio Tool Works Best for eCommerce?
Linktree and Carrd are two of the most popular tools for creating simple, single-page websites —…
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11 Interesting ESP32 Microcontroller Projects Beginners Can Try
The ESP32 microcontroller has become a popular choice among tinkerers. Released by Espressif Systems, this chip…
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The cPanel of Tomorrow, Today
The cPanel as we know it is the main resource for control and management of your…
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Android Power Users Can Now Run Full Desktop Linux Environments Without Root Access
Running Linux-based operating systems on smartphones has come a long way. We now have several Linux-powered…
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LHB Linux Digest #26.01: New eBPF Course Available Now!
The much awaited eBPF course is here. This would be our 17th course for you. eBPF…
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AWS Launches European Sovereign Cloud Amid Data Control Push
As concerns continue to mount across Europe about the dominance of U.S.-based cloud providers and the…
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You Can Now Use ONLYOFFICE on Raspberry Pi-Like ARM Devices
ONLYOFFICE has released native ARM64 builds of its Desktop Editors for Linux. People running Ubuntu, Fedora,…
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Have no Fear! Laravel 5.7 is Here!
Laravel is supported actively and developed constantly. It’s an open source project which made the first…
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Exploring CodePen slideVars
A new feature has been introduced by CodePen called slideVars, which allows users to create interactive…
