200+ Tips To Improve Your Designing Skills

Designing is an ever-changing field of techniques and creativity. Being a designer requires you to continuously polish your skills. You have to be a forever learner to improve your abilities and skills and to push the limits of your creativity. This eBook contains 202 useful tips which can help you improve your designing skills by […]

Sites to Download Free Sound Effects for Almost Everything

Do you create or mix music, video, animation, games or other media? Sound is as crucial part of such creations as it’s challenging to find free sound effects that perfectly fit in your new project That’s why, we’ve compiled below an ultimate list of websites that offers cost-free, royalty-free sounds that’s completely legal to download […]

Microsoft Releases Next-Gen Open Data Centre Hardware Designs

Embraces open source hardware innovation for cloud. Microsoft and the Facebook-led Open Compute Project have released the design and specifications for the Project Olympus next-generation hyperscale hardware. As part of Project Olympus, Microsoft said it will contribute the design for a new universal server motherboard to the OCP. A one and a two-unit server chassis, […]

Google Maps Will Now Tell You How Busy a Place Is In Real Time

Other data-driven tricks include projections about how long people stay at a place and more detailed hours from certain venues. So you want to head over to that trendy new taco stand, but you’re not sure if the line is going to be around the street corner. Well, Google Maps now has the answer. A […]

Cool Live Chat – WordPress Plugin

WP Cool Live Chat is a WP plugin that will allow you to add an enticing, attractive live chat to your websites and blogs. The cool thing about this slick plugin is that you can customize it the way YOU want… making the chat visually enticing and COOL in front of your visitor’s eyes. These […]

Patching the Dirty Cow Exploit on CentOS

What is “Dirty Cow (CVE-2016-5195)”? The “Dirty Cow” vulnerability is exploited through how Linux processes code. It allows for an unprivileged user to gain root privileges. This can be used on any server with a vulnerable kernel. At the time of writing, there have been updates to certain operating systems, but others remain affected. The […]

How to Install Jupyter Notebook on a PlegmaHost CentOS 7 Server Instance

  Jupyter Notebook, derived from IPython, is a widely used, interactive data science web application which can be used to create and share scientific computing-related documents. This article will show you how to install Jupyter Notebook on a PlegmaHost CentOS 7 server instance for remote access. Prerequisites Before getting started, you need to: Deploy a […]

Cloud uptake rising rapidly, with IaaS spending to hit $1 billion by 2020

The uptake and spending on public cloud Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) is increasing among Australia’s businesses and organisations, with market predictions that the Australian IaaS market is on track to grow by more than 60%, reaching $621 million this year and forecast to hit $1.049 billion by 2020. The latest market report from tech analyst firm Telsyte […]

Error Pages, A Hidden Branding Opportunity

Let’s be honest, joins break, servers go down, pages go MIA and some way or another all your web guests figure out how to arrive on the feared mistake page. Eek! While there’s no full-confirmation approach to guarantee you will never need to serve up a mistake page, with cPanel you can, at any rate, […]

Generating Documentation for TypeScript Projects

Documentation for JavaScript projects has traditionally been generated via annotations inserted as code comments. While this gets the job done, it seems far from ideal. In this post, I’ll explore how to use TypeScript to generate documentation from source code alone. TypeScript is JavaScript with optional types. Here’s a simple example: // Sends some data […]