Switch to Signal messenger and secure your chats
If you haven’t already switched from Messenger, WhatsApp, WeChat, Telegram, Discord, KIK, Viber, Skype, Google Duo, Google Chat, and so on, now may be a good time to do so. …
GDPR is not an issue
When your service provider says: “GDPR is not an issue”, and you are left with the fallout …
Scan websites with adsbydomain.fouanalytics.com
There are a number of analytics tools for websites. One quite useful service, which can help you in identifying which resources are loaded, and where they are loaded from, when …
Don’t include GDPR-questionable external resources on your web site
Many web sites, web services, and “modern” web applications use a number of frameworks and packages. This can include Javasript, fonts (“web fonts”), CSS, and images. It is very common …
Zimbra running out of disk space after update and zmstat
Have you seen a sudden increase in the disk usage for your Zimbra environment? Patching or re-starting Zimbra may very well be the culprit. Upgrading an instance of Zimbra is …
Cloudbridge Mattermost 2.1.0 with Cloudflare support
Cloudbridge Mattermost is a WordPress plugin that provides integration between WordPress and Mattermost. Cloudbridge Mattermost 2.1.0 has been released with fixes and new features! New features include support for Cloudflare …
EasyMap 1.1.0 for WordPress
The EasyMap for WordPress plugin provides uncomplicated Google Maps functionality for your WordPress web site. It allows a great deal of control over Google Maps features and comes with support …
Shortcodes for Font Awesome updated to 1.2.1
The Shortcodes for Font Awesome (SCFA) plugin has been updated to version 1.2.1 with fixes and verified compatibility with WordPress 5.8. The updated version is available via the WordPress Plugin …
stripslashes / wp_unslash with multibyte / mbstring support
One truly annoying thing with WordPress is that it doesn’t use the mbstring extensions at its core. I fully realize how big of a task a re-write is in this …
Compare files and directories recursively using diff
Compare files in the two directories, and only report differences: diff -q path-1/ path-2/ Compare files in the two directories and their sub-directories, only reporting differences: diff -qr path-1/ path-2/ …