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Yesterday I wrote about getting your own Sandstorm server up and running, and today I wanted to follow-up with some specifics about applications in Sandstorm. This should be a fairly short post because it’s really easy, but I’m really not into … Continue reading →
I have been looking on with wonder at the work Grant Potter and Brian Lamb have done with BC’s Open Ed Tech. In particular, their initiative designed to provide British Columbia’s post-secondary institutions the means to easily install and explore a … Continue reading →
I know a number of folks who have shared my excitement at seeing support for the Let’s Encrypt project grow as the timeline towards a public beta inched closer and closer. Let’s Encrypt is a new certificate authority backed by a wide variety of sponsored organizations including big names like
“Everything is a commercial, we advertise our memories
We leave our shit on silver platters and then we buy whatever’s left
— “Off this Century,” Unwound
Reclaim Hosting has added another server this week. Building on our tradition of naming all of the … Continue reading →
We’ve made a lot of references to WordFence on the Reclaim blog, about how it’s a great tool for securing your site* against unmentionables, and how it’s easy to set up and use. But how easy is it, really? There… Read More
I am back in Fredericksburg for a few days for some business and house cleaning. I head up to NYC on Tuesday, so it will be a fairly quick turn here, but it’s always exhilarating to spend some quality time … Continue reading →
As I sit here painfully waiting on Godaddy’s slow servers to download all of a customer’s files so I can migrate them to Reclaim Hosting I figured I’d write up some thoughts on how I approach the problem of cleaning up a site that’s been hacked. Not all WordPress hacks
As I sit here painfully waiting on Godaddy’s slow servers to download all of a customer’s files so I can migrate them to Reclaim Hosting I figured I’d write up some thoughts on how I approach the problem of cleaning up a site that’s been hacked. Not all WordPress hacks
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