JavaScript is funny 😅 And by funny, I mean ridiculous 🙈 but… it’s also ubiquitous. Continue Reading →
.onion available With the 9.5 update to the Tor Browser, website publishers can now advertise their onion service to Tor users by adding an HTTP header to their webserver of choice. Continue Reading →
Add DuckDuckGo’s *onion* as default Search Engine in TOR Browser If you use duckduckgo.com (and you should!) over TOR, you will be pleased to know this search engine provides an .onion address as well – https://duckduckgogg42xjoc72x3sjasowoarfbgcmvfimaftt6twagswzczad.onion. Continue Reading →
Cool DEFCON Talks Here are a few DefCon talks that have caught my eye over the years. Continue Reading →
How to Code a Smarter FAQ for Your Site What: self sorting list of items based on most popular (visited the most). Continue Reading →
How I Built a Keyboard and Why You Should Too TL;DR you should build your own keyboard if you work with computers all day, every day… look ma, no carpal tunnel Continue Reading →
Displaced by Bots: the good, the bad, the ugly THE BAD NEWS The professions that will be lost in favor of bots in the medium term, those repetitive, routine & predictable) Continue Reading →
“There is nothing permanent except change.” – Heraclitus “Learning never exhausts the mind.” – Leonardo da Vinci “No one can make you feel inferior without your consent.” – Eleanor Roosevelt “We are what we repeatedly do. Continue Reading →
Alcohol-free month experiment INTRO People ask me why do I do these things to myself. Continue Reading →
My kick-ass car buying guide. Part 3 – USED Here’s Part 3 of the most kick-ass car buying guide: buying a USED car. Continue Reading →
My kick-ass car buying guide. Part 2 – NEW Sometimes people want to buy a car that is new. Continue Reading →
My kick-ass car buying guide. Part 1 – HOMEWORK Or how to not get “taken for a ride” in your car buying process… Continue Reading →
If it’s not on my calendar, it’s definitely NOT getting done And even if is on my calendar, ain’t no guarantee that it will get done. Continue Reading →
The Varnish + NginX sandwich: fast and secure WordPress (or any site) It’s 2017 and search engines penalize sites that are NOT ‘fast‘ (varnish) and ‘secure‘ (ssl)… As such, I’ve decided to make this blog fast and secure, by employing the standard technologies (Varnish Cache and free LetsEncrypt.org SSL certificates). Continue Reading →
Who the he.. ? This won’t help you find the Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe and Everything. Continue Reading →
100 sites in 100 days… or 300 days, or something It’s 2017 and I can’t write web sites or apps to save my life So I’m coding 100 web sites in as many days, and perhaps screencast/record some sessions. Continue Reading →
