Ghost 0.9.0 (released on the 26th of July) comes with this awesome feature called Internal Tags. Internal Tags allow you to structure your posts and workflow using Ghost tags. They're slightly »
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My blog theme was, I've since switched to a modified version of casper, written in Twitter's bootstrap framework. As someone who knows nothing but the basics of CSS and doesn't have a single »
Piwik is an opensource alternative to Google Analytics which I've already blogged about before. It has, like Google Analytics, the ability to assign User ID's to your visitors, allowing you to track visitors »
This blog post is in response to this post by Mattias Geniar. I found his post through the Cron.Weekly newsletter which I highly recommend subscribing to. SSH jump hosts are generally used »
At the end of episode 4 season 2, titled eps2.2init1.asec, Elliot takes the plunge and gets back onto a computer for the first time this season. Elliot SSHs to 192.251. »
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IMAPFilter is an amazing IMAP filtering system written in lua. It allows you to pragmatically filter email and get some pretty amazing results. It also means in situations where you mightn't have access »
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Running Discourse behind Nginx comes with several benefits. Primarily you get to bypass dockers terrible network stack, which injects NAT rules into iptables to expose ports to your containers, but you also get »
In an effort to change everything over from my moniker Mooash I've recently changed my GitHub username over to jloh. Luckily the whole process was made really easy by GitHub. The username was »
Ever wanted to do an SSL test on a website you're browsing? Tired of putting the URL into SSL Labs manually or copy and pasting? Worry no more! Just drag the bookmarklet below »
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After recently being accepted into the Let's Encrypt beta (this post was originally written when it was not in public beta) I've finally managed to set it up. The email they send you »
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