Monthly Archive:: September 2016
I tried to setup HHVM on the DO droplet, but could not do so as it required at least 1GB RAM to be capable of running. So I decided to try and run it on a dedicated server I had with Kimsufi and to be honest I wasn’t very impressed as there wasn’t any notable
The Mozilla project has recently launched Post Crimes, a project that aims to fight back against the absurd EU politics in what concerns copyright and other online related legislation such as the cookie law. The idea behind this project is simple, in the EU the simple fact of taking a picture of a landmark and
MisterDomain is an italian based domain and webhosting provider that throws on the market some good deals from time to time. This month they ran a domain special with several extensions at discounted pricing: If you need to get some of these extensions then hurry up and get them while they are available because on
I keep seeing posts on forums and also getting support requests that reference adding manual IP blocks although doing so is obsolete and useless. Ever since the botnets started to be a thing and the IP allocation space increased just to be nearly maxed out today it was pretty clear that blocking IP’s by hand
A while back, while searching for a good mail server suite I came across mailcow which was built based on the following open source software: Postfix Dovecot Nginx/Apache2 Spamassassin ClamAV MariaDB/MySQL OpenDKIM Roundcube SabreDAV Given that the suite looked promising and that the screenshots convinced me that it had a modern interface I decided to
