I shall read it as soon as I return to my house. Eiffel cannot lose this train
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Hotjar Features – Connect All The Dots With One Powerful Solution.
Sorgente: Hotjar Features – Connect All The Dots With One Powerful Solution.
Visualize behavior – Understand what users want, care about and do on your site by visually representing their clicks, taps and scrolling behavior – which are the strongest indicators of visitor motivation and desire.
Little, hidden gems.
I was looking for a Tiny Core image with Firefox preinstalled, found this spartan web page: Marketplace – Firefox – GNS3
That has a hidden gem in it: http://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/gns-3/Qemu%20Appliances/linux-tinycore-linux-6.4-firefox-33.1.1-2.img
A bootable image with a pretty recent web browser.
It’s always useful.
HTML5 Beginner’s Guide – Gaurav Kumar Gupta
Mathics
Mathics: A free, light-weight alternative to Mathematica
Amazing Templates
Reading source code of nice webpages is a really good practice! See what I have discovered reading the HTML5 code of the website of my cousin:
HTML5 UP! Responsive HTML5 and CSS3 Site Templates designed by @n33co and released under the Creative Commons license.
Some of them is awesome, all are beautiful and worthy of study!
Gotta catch ‘em all!
How To Secure Nginx with Let’s Encrypt on Ubuntu 14.04 | DigitalOcean
Following https://letsencrypt.readthedocs.org/en/latest/using.html#installation
you can obtain a nice SSL certificate for your own webservers; yet for those who likes NGinx like me this guide How To Secure Nginx with Let’s Encrypt on Ubuntu 14.04 | DigitalOcean is also useful
In this tutorial, we will show you how to use Let’s Encrypt to obtain a free SSL certificate and use it with Nginx on Ubuntu 14.04. We will also show you how to automatically renew your SSL certificate. If you’re running a different web server, simply
Stripe
https://stripe.com/it
This looks quite interesting:
A set of unified APIs and tools that instantly enables businesses to accept and manage online payments.
A beautiful, optimized, cross-device payment form, with support for single click payments.
Both aren’t “liberi”
Chrome – one of the most widespread browser – is proprietary software with Chromium being is “open source” base.
According to Debian #Debian Bug report logs for “786909 – chromium: unconditionally downloads binary blob” Chromium even when built from source code still try to inject binary blobs – proprietary software – on your system without notifying the owner of the system where it runs. So we cannot really trust it anymore, we shouldn’t consider Chromium as “software libero” (or libre or Free-as-in-freedom-software)
That’s not a good.
How To Make a Site Private In WordPress Multisite
Sometimes you just want to have a private log, a diary of your own. Once upon a time you would have written it on a paper diary. In more recent years you would have created a file or a set of files on your own storage. Nowadays we use multiple devices, a private blog may allow you to record feelings and thoughts you want to keep private as soon as they spring in your mind.
This little WordPress plugin comes to solve this requirement.
If you want to make a site private within your WordPress multisite network, the easiest thing to do is install the More Privacy Options plugin, available for free in the WordPress plugin repository. This plugin has an excellent reputation and is updated regularly.
It adds three more privacy options to the Settings >> Privacy page in the dashboard:
- Blog visible to any logged in community member – “Network Users Only”
- Blog visible only to registered users of blog – “Blog Members Only”
- Blog visible only to administrators – “Admins Only”
From: How To Make a Site Private In WordPress Multisite – WPMU DEV