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At times, I rely on OBS to capture my computer screen for creating videos intended for my website. It does the job well enough, providing videos of decent quality, which fits my requirements. However, before I can share them on the website, I must trim the beginnings and endings of the videos where I’ve clicked…
If you host WordPress on a VPS with CyberPanel, you may have woken up one morning to a flood of emails that look like this: The frustrating part? You never set up Git. You never touched a deployment pipeline. You’re just running WordPress — and suddenly your inbox looks like something went very wrong with…
I always create a few VMware guest instances for different purposes. There is one thing that bothers me all the time while I start the virtual machine is a dialog box that says you could get higher performance by disable side-channel-mitigation in setting. I decide to find out how to do it and get more…
I have this really old mini PC with an AMD A8-7410 and Radeon R5 graphics for about 10 years. Honestly, it still runs well enough that I just couldn’t bring myself to toss it in the trash. I figured it’d be perfect for things like photo slideshows, watching movies, or even hosting my WordPress website…
As a web entrepreneur and programmer, I’ve spent countless hours refining the art of website optimization. One night, while nursing a cup of coffee and sifting through SEO forums, I stumbled upon the understated yet powerful tool: sitemap.xml. Picture this—your website is a hidden gem, brimming with content, but without a sitemap, it’s kinda like…
If you’ve ever hit that wall where WordPress just won’t let you log in from your computer, you know how frustrating it feels. I ran into this on my Linux Mint machine, and instead of panicking, I documented the exact process I used to solve it — so next time it happens, I don’t waste…