by cmiller | Jan 23, 2018 | Hosting, Linux, Main, Server
Linux server security is always a good topic of discussion that everyone seems to have a different opinion about. I have recently been building a number of new production servers which are all running Debian 9, and here are some of the steps that I have taken to make...
by cmiller | Nov 3, 2017 | Linux, Main, Server, Windows
I have recently made the switch from OSX as my daily to Ubuntu Gnome and it has been largely successful, thanks in no small part to the Lenovo X240 laptop it’s running on. The one thing that I couldn’t do without is Photoshop, and with my inability to get...
by cmiller | Nov 2, 2017 | Linux, Main, Media, Server
So… I have built a million of these things and I figured it’s finally about time I document what I had to do to get it running. I am mainly writing this because I encountered a ton of little issues that slowed me down enough that I hope to help someone...
by cmiller | Oct 5, 2017 | Linux, Main, Web Development
So this is apparently a pretty simple problem, but it was one that perplexed me for quite a while. Being an OSX native that recently converted to Ubuntu full-time, I was spoiled by the fact that a lot of the Android development tools just worked. However on Ubuntu,...
by cmiller | Sep 27, 2017 | Linux, Main, Server
As a MacOS user for the majority of my development career, the one thing that I really missed when I switched over to Linux full-time was the multi-pane-ability of iTerm2. The ability for me to quickly, and easily have multiple panes that I can interact with using a...
by cmiller | Sep 12, 2017 | Hosting, Linux, Main, Server
One thing I really do like about Ubuntu was the nice, concise little screen that you get when you SSH into a host. It was a very nice, very quick way to get a glimpse of how your machine was doing as you were logging into it, which is especially nice on servers....
