I was browsing github today when I came across the very interesting Animate.css repository. Animate.css provides a bunch of cool cross browser CSS3 based animations under an MIT licence that you can use in your own projects with minimal effort. First things first you need to get a copy and…
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Command Line Tips: Program Execution
Executing commands is an integral part of using any Linux system. To follow up on my post about navigating file systems from the command line ( Linux Tips: File & Directory Handling ) more effectively, I am I have picked up over the years. Discovering What Shell You Are In…
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My desktop and all of the servers I own are Linux or Unix based. So as a result I tend to find myself in a terminal navigating file systems and working with files more often than not. Command line file management allows you to wield crazy amounts of power but…
Read MoreDeleting all mail for a local server account
It happens, cron jobs can and will go wrong occasionally and when they do, they love to send alerts to the job’s owner hoping for a little attention. An alias can always be added to the /etc/alias file directing all of the mail for an address to to /dev/null but…
Read MoreNginx: Locking Down The WordPress Backend By IP Address
I recently looked at the server logs for a new site that had just launched and noticed alot of hits by random IP addresses being made to the WordPress login script. Similar to the excerpt below: 182.18.209.4 – – [10/Jun/2013:07:33:26 -0400] “POST /wp-login.php HTTP/1.1” 200 4807 “drinknycity.com/wp-login.php” “Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT…
Read MoreChanging the web root of a cPanel acccount
As a rule I try to avoid cPanel for hosting sites, I find the overhead of the control panel and the limited flexibility too confining for all but the simplest of sites. Occasionally though I need to deploy sites at work though to cPanel servers due to client requirements. The…
Read MoreS3 Video 0.97 Released
A new version of the S3 Video (0.97) WordPress plugin has been released to the plugin repository. This release is a combination of some new functionality along with a number of bug fixes.
Some of the bigger changes in this release are:
- Support for Amazon S3 prefixes. This feature allows faster traversal of buckets containing a large number of files. This functionality was contributed by Harmag, many thanks!
- The addition of some simple tool tip functionality to help less technical users understand some of the terms and functionality.
- An issue was resolved that was causing the auto-play functionality to no work when using the videoJS player.
- Fixed the broken video preview functionality in the admin back-end
- Also resolved and issues preventing multiple videos or play-lists to be embedded within the same pages or post.
The new stable version of S3 Video can be downloaded from the WordPress plugin repository page. If you are not as concerned with stability and would like to take advantage of new functionality as soon as it becomes available, the development branch is also available to clone on github.
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I was looking at a Whitehouse petition earlier today asking that Patent trolls be made to pay all costs associated with their lawsuits if they lose when I can across the gem below. Although I do appreciate the site keeping me in the loop on what its about to access…
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