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It’s been almost four years since we were able to write “Absolutely smashing: Musk shows off Tesla’s ‘bulletproof’ low-poly pickup, hilarity ensues”. The world was a simpler place. COVID hadn’t happened, Russia was mostly keeping to itself, and the Tesla
We have switched to ‘Uptime-Kuma’ which is run on our own dedicated server. This has an easier and more resilient reporting system.
A very simple Wordpress plugin took all of five minutes to install and show a Mastodon feed.
We are pleased to announce our return to social media with an account on Mastodon at social.brainsys.com.
The subject that dominated this week’s IT news was Elon Musk’s takeover of Twitter. Walking in with a sink, declaring it a free spech have full of fun and comedy
With the Dolphin file manager you can go fishing across your network of servers as though they were just different folders on your desktop.
Today we replaced our old status page with a visually more informative one based on the open source Upptime Github project
Using the wget command to archive/site rip a website in a single line – completely free!
This is the fourth generation of our website. The beginning was very different. Tim Berners-Lee had defined html but there was no ‘Dummies” guide to building a website. No google to ask. Nobody to do it for you. Netscape beta
The Wordpress RSS widget is great for adding news and stuff to your website. By default it adds an RSS logo to the title. What if you don’t want it?
Here is how I did it by just editing one line