Thanks to Dan over at one of my favorite sites, ArsTechnica, I was made privy to a large scale brute force war being waged against wordpress sites. I always air on the side of caution when it comes to security (no default settings, including server…
Thanks to Dan over at one of my favorite sites, ArsTechnica, I was made privy to a large scale brute force war being waged against wordpress sites. I always air on the side of caution when it comes to security (no default settings, including server…
After configuring dozens of servers, I have grown weary of googling the same commands every time I need them…. soooo I will embrace my laziness pro-actively by building a repository of the commands here. Note: I use Debian as my linux flavor, and NGINX instead…
Cool shallow waves brush still dry skin above softened feet, Once weathered hands a-braised by sand, strong body and soul feels weak. The core breathes deeply salty clean air safe from subversions leaden grip, A sirens howl distant thoughts now as time heals away an eminent burden’s trip. No…
Okay, so this one took about 5 days to fix. I actually had to break out some PHP manuals and learn some fundamentals prior to being able to fix this, and all it turned out was (as usual) the problem was more straightforward than it…
So solving the breadcrumb issue on the landing pages was one thing, however showing proper breadcrumbs on a custom taxonomy category page was a whole other can of worms. I was having issues stopping the taxonomy at the current term and only listing the parents….
So, I spent 3 days trying to figure out how to get my custom post categories to be displayed according to their hierarchy. By default, wordpress sorts the taxonomy by “name” or alphabetical. The problem was finding a function in the API that returned the…
When building an online start-up, it is important to understand the value that data can bring to a company.
Setting up WordPress on Debian Squeeze and NGINX is fairly straightforward, however there is definitely an issue with Timthumb.
The bird flies, but does it think “I am flying, how wonderful?” The fish swims, but does it smile and say to itself, “I am swimming, how wonderful?” The cheetah runs, but has it ever stopped to consider, “I am so swift, how wonderful?”.
Lydia was shocked when the notice first arrived. The initial excitement of winning such a prestigious award eventually