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What can happen to you if you’re not using SSL/HTTPS?

by kornel@synkre.com | Aug 31, 2019 | Uncategorized

As a customer, when you connect to a website that does not have HTTPS enabled, you cannot be certain that your communication is private and that you are actually talking to the “real” web site. As a web site owner, the lack of SSL will lower your SEO...
How to change the mysql root password without locking yourself out

How to change the mysql root password without locking yourself out

by kornel@synkre.com | Aug 18, 2019 | Uncategorized

Changing a MySQL password is remarkably complicated! In a typical scenario where we would run the database on one box, and the apps accessing it on other boxes, naively changing a user’s the password may create a situation where it appears that we locked...
WordPress surveys with Formidable Forms: How to create one? (In-Depth)

WordPress surveys with Formidable Forms: How to create one? (In-Depth)

by kornel@synkre.com | Aug 17, 2019 | Business Product Review, Wordpress

When writing an article its often desirable to get some feedback from the reader. Comments are golden, but people are often reluctant to register, compose a couple of sentences, and submit a comment. It’s too much work. Surveys embedded in your article, on the...
Certbot Manual Mode can remotely generate Letsencrypt certificates for production

Certbot Manual Mode can remotely generate Letsencrypt certificates for production

by kornel@synkre.com | Aug 14, 2019 | Certbot

Certbot is normally supposed to run on your deployed production web server, where it would automatically get the certificates for that domain and install them as well. But what if you don’t like the idea of doing it in place on your production boxes? What if you...
Self type annotations & the cake pattern

Self type annotations & the cake pattern

by kornel@synkre.com | Aug 13, 2019 | Programming Tips

The Cake Pattern is a set of conventions surrounding the use of self type annotations in Scala to do dependency injection. Unlike many other languages, Scala does directly support dependency injection simply by using its built in features. They are very similar to...
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