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… www: a technical litmus test Submitted by John Locke on Mon, … use or at least always accept both formats. Regardless of which you choose, someone will always try the other. At … we've noticed that www is a bit of a litmus test for how technical a person is--all of our more technical users omit …
… an easy one: links on the menu were going to internal "node" paths instead of the aliased "friendly URL". For example, a link on a submenu went to "/node/494" instead of "/about/accreditation". In this … along the way, the menu system ended up with links to the node/[nid] path, and not the friendly URLs, even though the …
… Technical note: HTTP Auth with AJAX Submitted by John Locke … natively, popping up a normal login box whenever it gets a Basic Authentication request from the server. But this login … or anything--it falls back to a basic error page. You can, of course, customize the error page, but not necessarily help …
… Technical Debt and CMS maintenance Submitted by John Locke on Mon, 04/06/2020 - 18:04 As we onboard a slew of new clients due to our joining forces with FuseIQ , I … cost of not applying a minor, non-security related issue? Technical Debt The concept of "technical debt" is that it is …
… Jill Locke, Technical Writer Employee Picture Jill Locke is an experienced technical writer who specializes in …
… The unwritten rules of open source support Submitted by John Locke on Sun, … read the project FAQ, make some attempt to learn the basics without pestering people with questions they've … read the project FAQ, make some attempt to learn the basics without pestering people with questions they've …
… A Flash of Insight Submitted by John Locke on Fri, 06/17/2016 - 17:45 … business. Watney patiently waits for requests in a bunch of chat rooms we use for internal communications about each … we manage, each project we work on. Watney does a bunch of helpful things already, even though it is still really …
… A question of risk Submitted by John Locke on Wed, 07/27/2011 - 14:24 … might seem like a silly question, but a surprising number of small organizations don't think it can happen to them. … -- web sites get lost all the time, through a variety of means. The server hosting your site might have a hardware …
… A question of risk Submitted by John Locke on Wed, 07/27/2011 - 17:10 … might seem like a silly question, but a surprising number of small organizations don't think it can happen to them. … -- web sites get lost all the time, through a variety of means. The server hosting your site might have a hardware …
… padevchooser, and some other libraries, removing previous config files for alsa and pulse from my profile, and making … it looks like I'm going to continue needing to log out and back in every couple days to free up the memory consumed by … preferences, switch the option to hidden and then back to always visible, and you'll be able to pair again. Or, …
… Andrew Morton, Technical Lead/Developer Employee Picture Andrew received a … systems that make a difference. With over eight years of experience as a developer, he’s helped many organizations …
… Getting rid of Quickbooks Submitted by John Locke on Mon, 01/03/2005 - 06:04 LinuxPlanet has a review of open source and … . Submitted by hanzie (not verified) on Wed, 01/12/2005 - 15:40 Permalink The links are run together The links …
… Roundup of Wiki engines Submitted by John Locke on Mon, 11/08/2004 - 02:51 Shlomi Fish has written a summary of a few Wiki Web engines based on Perl, Python, or PHP. This … enabled to use this form. Your name Email The content of this field is kept private and will not be shown publicly. …
… The three spheres of web application platforms Submitted by John Locke on Sat, … to be three major sets of languages currently used for web development. When talking with developers, you'll usually …
… Drupal: Triumph of hope over experience? Submitted by John Locke on Tue, … 80% of our current work in Drupal simply because of its technical strengths, and how well it fits into our process. … thinks you're evil. It just thinks you're ignorant. In a basic setup, the software is suspicious of everything you try …
… The future of digital music Submitted by John Locke on Thu, 05/19/2005 - 02:21 Why pay for something you can get for free? Many …
… SSL feel free to reach out ! So what's all this about a back door? We're in the midst of an encryption arms race. On … are trying to outlaw strong encryption, or at least put in back doors. What does this have to do with a padlock on my … some of the math involved in the underlying cryptography, back doors don't have much to do with SSL certificates and …
… Review of Mambo content server Submitted by John Locke on Fri, 03/25/2005 - 00:56 Newsforge is running a review of the Mambo content management system. Mambo has gotten a lot of …
… The myths of big business Submitted by John Locke on Thu, 02/02/2006 - … being foisted on us by large corporations... First of all, an editorial in Wired: Wired News: Worship Not These … asks why people think Steve Jobs and Bill Gates are worthy of so much adulation. Next, Cory Doctorow writes about what …
… Making technology decisions in a sea of alternatives Submitted by John Locke on Tue, 07/09/2013 - … (or at least in the past 1/2 century). Such as books, music, movies, where to live, magazines, sports teams. So … specific to your current needs as well as anticipated future needs. Break these into must-haves and nice-to-haves. …