In the last post I wrote about finally cutting off the comments feature due to an abundance of spam.
For about two days, this was successful...
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In the last post I wrote about finally cutting off the comments feature due to an abundance of spam.
For about two days, this was successful...
Well, the time has come...to shut down post comments. Presumably for good.
This post is the second of a two-part miniseries identifying and correcting old mistakes.
This post is the first of a two-part miniseries identifying and correcting old mistakes. Part Deux is also available.
I've used a number of various Git cheatsheets over the years, usually duing a moment of "how do I do __ again?" and sometimes during a moment of panic like "Shit! Undo that commit!"
Several months ago I made the decision to finally use Git to manage a more complex "legacy" web application project that I inherited over a decade ago and continue to maintain.
I've been working on projects lately that actually involve writing more code than I have in a while...and so I'm using Git/GitHub with greater frequency than I have in some time.
It's been a couple of months since I last wrote about implementing DMARC and what comes next (review and adjustment).