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This is … weird?!
This is … weird?!
Based on a internet meme and funded as a joke the Dogecoin crypto currency is getting really serious about their business.
Just for fun I’ve bought some computer hardware to mine some doges.
Here’s a list of hardware I’ve bought in case you’re also interest in this crypto currency mining stuff.
One of my clients mentioned that he follows people in the newsfeed who weren’t employed any more.
Occasionally we disable the this kind of users in the Active Directory but don’t delete them.
It seems that DirSync doesn’t filter disabled accounts.
I don’t know since when I started to make photos in jpeg and raw. Also don’t know the reasons for doing that any more.
I’ve made the decision to change my photography workflow from whatever to: take a photo in raw > import it to Adobe Lightroom > processing in Lr > export to specified format > publish for a project.
Last week I decided to drop all jpegs when there’s also a raw file in Adobe Lightroom.
Let’s face it, there are people (count me in) who dislike any kind of advertisement. I really get annoyed of any kind of pop-up flashing attention distractions adverb on sites I’m visiting.
The solution is simple, just download Adblock Plus and you’ll never see them again.
You want to know why I’am writing about this?
This time I want to tell you about the netwars project. It’s a fact based cross platform experience exploring the impending threat of cyber warfare.
There’s a web series, tv production, digital graphic novel and soon an audio book will be released.
PowerShell remoting can be difficult to understand. There are many things to configure and unknown limitations. With multiple server to access from one remoting session it gets even more difficult.
For example my latest issue with a three tier SharePoint environment. I thought I configured everything correctly:
This post is part of my Your own Virtual Private Server hosting solution project.
Get the latest version of this article here: https://gist.github.com/10816750.
HHVM is an open-source virtual machine designed for executing programs written in Hack and PHP. HHVM uses a just-in-time (JIT) compilation approach to achieve superior performance while maintaining the development flexibility that PHP provides.
With the WordPress 3.9 Update I also received several plugin updates for my blogs.
One Update was for WP-Piwik. As I’ve updated the plugin I got several errors and the site become unreachable.
So the only way the to disable this malicious plugin was either via ftp or with phpMyAdmin.
I’ve decided to do it with phpMyAdmin.