Maybe there's something here that you will find interesting...
Ok so nothing special just a dumping ground for an interesting article on setting up .htaccess to do some https redirects.
https://simonecarletti.com/blog/2016/08/redirect-domain-http-https-www-apache/
Started talking to a colleague about the 'olden days'. Disaster I know to get me on that subject.
But to put this into context, I'm a IT techie of the 80's. You know the days when computers were just, well, fucking exciting! We were discovering things, right at the operating system level. We were explorers, LOL.
TiddlyWiki is an open source project created by [Jeremy Ruston][jeremyrushton]
Create, edit, publish animated GIFs free with this great tool.
This relates to transferring a .UK TLD (top level domain)
When you are transferring domains from one registrar to another, they always ask for the IPS-TAG. This is the unique name for the registrar (domain name management) you are transferring to.
Florin Pop – he's getting to 100k hopefully and broadcasting on Youtube 'how' he's doing it :)
Does some insane quick projects on Youtube by streaming his content. It sometimes goes over days and is very captivating.
Both by Automattic, Simplenote (https://app.simplenote.com/) is a wonderful FREE notes app that allows tagging, Markdown markup, sharing, exporting and a lot more.
It works on All devices including mobiles and syncs wonderfully. THE app to make notes and share and have on everything. Did I say it was FREE! :)
Wordpress (the great blogging and general CMS system) have a Desktop version (https://apps.wordpress.com/desktop/) along with mobile and other versions of their interface.
The great thing about this is that you can work offline or just have it running on your desktop all day, adding notes to posts. When you are ready you can just publish. That easy.
Resetting
Press and hold both the Sleep/Wake and Volume Down button for at least 8 seconds, or until you see the Apple logo. Still need help? Plug your iPod into power, then try again.
I use this as an example page for markdown, a reference if you will.
Stuff today... Wget, Write.As syntax
Using Wget a lot today to download completed copies of web pages to work on locally. My Syntax is:
wget --adjust-extension --span-hosts --convert-links --backup-converted --no-directories --no-cache --timestamping --page-requisites --directory-prefix=public_html --no-check-certificate -e robots=off --output-file=logfile.txt <url of website page to get>
Seems to work. It will mirror the page and relevant images/files to your local hard disk so that you can create a copy.