Configure FTP on a Raspberry Pi
Firstly; let me stress that you should really try and avoid using FTP. It’s an old protocol, it’s not secure – and by default the SSH support on the Pi […]
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Setting up MiniDLNA on a Raspberry Pi
If you’re familiar with DLNA, which is a media streaming protocol that lots of devices support (PC, games consoles, smart tv’s and tablets and cellphones), you can probably guess what […]
Let’s Encrypt for Apache on the Raspberry Pi
Over the past six months I have had all sorts of issues with SSL on my home server powered by a Raspberry Pi. Originally I was using a free Class 1 […]
Is GIT really a better choice than SVN?
First of all, I should point out I actually like GIT. That’s important to state as this article may seem very negative. What follows is a semi-rant about how GIT […]
Learning to program – some tips & tricks
If you want to start learning to program, there has never been a better time. The huge popularity of the Internet means there are vast amounts of help, documentation and […]
Internet Nostalgia: Microsoft Comic Chat
Earlier in the life of the Internet the main form of on-line real-time communication with others was done through chat rooms based on the IRC protocol. IRC clients such as […]
Autocomplete support in modern browsers
Whoever is responsible for deciding that web browsers should no longer honour the autocomplete=off command without offering a standardised substitute is a complete moron, or morons as this was likely […]
Internet Nostalgia: Eric Conveys An Emotion
Long ago in the late 90’s and early 2000’s, people kept themselves anonymous online and web cameras were really, really expensive. If you wanted to do a ‘selfie’, you would […]