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I created a Docker image with a build script, ready to use! Pulling my image My Docker image is public on Docker Hub and thus can be pulled easily with the following command: docker pull sindastra/spigotmc-build Running it This will… Read More »Build SpigotMC in Docker
Today I will show you a free plugin that will boost your WordPress page speed, and also show you how to set it up! Autoptimize to optimize WordPress page speed In your WordPress Dashboard left panel click on Plugins and… Read More »How Optimize WordPress Page Speed Easily
By default, Docker uses 172.17.0.0/16 for its default docker0 interface, which can be problematic if your network or a network you want to reach is on the same subnet as Docker. I will show you how to change Docker’s network… Read More »Change Docker IP address easily
Pi-hole recently released an update that tells Firefox to bypass DoH, and this might be undesirable. I have the solution! Firefox basically checks for specific DNS records, and if found, will disable DNS over HTTPS. This can be useful if… Read More »Force Firefox to use DoH (DNS over HTTPS) with Pi-hole
Sometimes, you just want to write a quick letter, but you don’t want to pay for Microsoft Word, and LibreOffice is overkill for that task. Try the lightweight Microsoft WordPad! WordPad comes pre-installed with Windows for free since Windows 95… Read More »WordPad: Free, built-in Microsoft Word alternative?
It’s handy to know, so here they are: To restore Pi-hole to the default blocking lists, just delete all the lists but these six lists. Note: There used to be a seventh list, which has been discontinued, so you can… Read More »What are the default Pi-hole block lists?
I used to have huge collection of block-lists for my Pi-hole(s) but I was annoyed about all the false positives, and decided to reset to the default lists that come with it. That way, I had no more issues and… Read More »Big block-lists for Pi-hole
While VPN’s are great for virtual private networks (hence the name), it is often overkill if you just want to bypass a firewall or get an encrypted tunnel to protect yourself from snooping (e.g. on public Wi-Fi). More often than… Read More »Using an SSH tunnel to bypass firewalls and protecting yourself from snooping
You might want to add special CSS rules for browsers that don’t have JavaScript enabled, but how do you do it? I have the simple solution for you! Why you might want this Maybe you are using some JavaScript library… Read More »CSS: Rules that only match browsers without JavaScript? 🤔
Revoking certain certificates on March 4th – 5th, 2020 UTC Due to a bug related to CAA checking in Let’s Encrypt, millions of certificates will be revoked “today”. To quickly check if your domains are affected, use this tool: https://checkhost.unboundtest.com/… Read More »Let’s Encrypt 2020.02.29 CAA Rechecking Bug
