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Failing to Suppress PHP Deprecated Messages in WordPress with a Workaround
I originally wrote an article on how to suppress PHP deprecated messages in the WordPress Debug Log, however, shortly after publishing the article, I found that my "fix" was actually failing miserably. Since then, I've been trying every method I could find, ...
Using Remmina VNC with unRAID VMs
For the Linux users who don't like using unRAID's browser-based VNC client to connect to their VM's, you may have tried using Remminawith less than stellar results. When I first tried out Remmina with unRAID, I was met with an immediate and abrupt window closure. I tried again thinking this may be a glitch, but sadly saw the same behavior. Some quick Googling didn't unveil a fix so I tabled th ...
NGINX: Reject Unwanted Traffic
Awhile back, I posted a guide about Migrating from Apache to NGINXand in one of the steps I mistakenly wrote that you should remove the default NGINX config file. At the time, I believed this would block any unwanted traffic to your web server such as web traffic directed at the server's IP address, but I've since learned that NGINX will actually redirect that traffic to the first server block ...
CSS Positions: Keeping an Absolute Element Inside its Parent
In CSS, when you style an element with position: absolute, you'll often notice that said element will teleport outside of its parent and float happily on its own, sometimes even totally offscreen. This might've been enough to scare you off absolute positioning altogether, but I'm here to coax you back.
When researching CSS absolute ...
unRAID, Windows & the Invisible Mouse Cursor
If you've ever setup a Windows VM in unRAID, you've probably noticed that the mouse cursor is almost invisible in unRAID's noVNC window. Installing the virtio video driver helps some, but it's still very difficult to locate.
I've tried a few solutions to enhance the visibility of the mouse cursor, but the best and simplest trick I've found is to invert the curs ...
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