Backing up files in Linux is possible in multiple different ways but in my case…
…I am currently trying out different backup strategies with rsync and zip
rsync because of running servers, with a temporary directory
zip because I need acces to files in Windows (in the worst case at least)
And I need some database dumps in there as well!
First of all I define the variables I need like folder names and backup dates for files and folders
I have recently discovered Blokada on F-Droid which is an advertisement, tracking and malware blocker for Android.
This app helps protecting your privacy as well as your nerves.
It’s incredibly simple to set up, open source and can be downloaded in F-Droid as well as over the website.
Here is a link to the GitHub repository.
As I see it and while the practice of tracking users has become a widespread standard for websites, not everyone wants to give up this part of privacy.
has this skill where he speeds himself and everyone around him up, Google AMP tries to do this as well.
But while the speed goes up, there are some down sides as well.
AMP aims for mobile websites where lower speeds and bandwidths makes websites feel slow which raises the website’s bounce rate.
While there are certain restrictions to AMP, like
it also introduces some other problems to the (new) battlefield of “my customer is able to measure my website’s speed, halp”.
A quick list of good stock photo websites according to https://github.com/neutraltone/awesome-stock-resources#readme
Here we go again, running our own services like a boss.I’ve tried out some mail server solutions namely docker-mailserver and citadel.
In the following I want to name and discuss features, set-up procedures and cons.
Is easy to set up because it comes with its own installer, completely handling software installation and filesystem tasks for you.
It also has an interactive graphical installation walking you through the setup process, which makes this process even faster.