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Assuming Apache since it's Wordpress related. Beware this is untested and may need slight modification to work. .htaccess RewriteEngine on RewriteRule ^/(.*)\.shtml$ /$1 [NC] RewriteRule ^/blog/(\d+)/(\d+)/(.*)\.shtml$ /blog/$1/$2/$3 [NC, L]

Not super surprising. They had their own code hosting solution, it failed, so they went out and got the biggest guy out there. Seems Google was in talks as well about buying Github as well. Good chance they'll fuck it up. Wouldn't be surprised to see it slowly die over the next 5 years, but you...

First I've heard of this. What providers are you seeing this on?

Wipe them off with a moist (not overly wet or anything) cloth. Once you start noticing a lot of shit between the keys, break out the key puller. Take all the key caps off and wash them with soap and water. Run a cotton swab with isopropal alchohol around the grooves to get the shit out. Let it...

Link building or something repetitive like that: Google sheets or similar. Project/client stuff: Asana or Pivotal Tracker I've used a lot in the past they're OK I guess. Like Pivotal Tracker for dev work. Big fan of Kanban boards like Trello or Taiga though as I think they give a better overall...

Looks slick!

I've been doing web development professionally for several years now, and I've touched most of the languages out there. I've worked on many projects in PHP, Python, Javascript, and Go. The first thing you need to know is, there is a lot to learn no matter what way you go, and all languages have...

It does sound kind of weird. You're domain DNS is hosted with Cloudflare right? Did you email Cloudflare and ask them what is up? Probably the fastest way to figure out why they are changing your DNS entry.

There's already been a lot of dev pushback over AMP. Frankly people hate it. Can't blame Google for trying though.

I've used Spider Oak in the past, simple to use for most people, but not as cost effective. Check out Cryptomator it basically allows you to turn any cloud file provider into something similar to Spider Oak. It's also free.

I don't know about older, there are so many computers out there. I mean you could look for a used Dell or something on eBay. Here is kind of a base level unit for doing short videos that's newer on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Dell-i5675-A933BLU-PUS-Inspiron-Processor-Graphics/dp/B071ZZF7FY...

Depends what you are editing honestly. You need more for 4K video editing, but I would say: 8 GB RAM (16 GB better) even small videos will eat your RAM. 4 core processor, or more. Video editors will eat your cores. (an Intel i7 or a newer AMD Ryzen) Nvidia GTX 970 or better graphics card (1050+...

To do video editing, you usually need some beef behind your setup at least if you want things to go smoothly. Linux video editing seems pretty limited, there's Open Shot but I've not heard of anyone really using it. Davinci Resolve is a really good pro level editor and I think they have a Linux...

Def get a mat to stand on, helps a lot. Overall I love my standing desk, but I don't use the standing part as often as I probably should. It is super handy to dial in to the exact height you want at any given time though which is worth it's weight in gold.

Assuming it's not getting much traffic, you could probably host multiple blogs on it. Don't think performance will be all that great. Just from prev experience, 1GB of ram is probably the biggest issue as it's easy to run in to that limit. the $10/mo is definitely good enough though to run...

You could just run 5 different server instances. Each would have it's own IP. You can also purchase additional IP's (they are called Elastic IPs) if you want them all on the same instance. Note you can only purchase I think 5 Elastic IPs, and then you have to submit a request for additional...

They seem to finally be competing on ram size and cores with Linode finally. One reason I never used DO in the past is because the specs always seemed worse for the price. Interesting to note that now DO is offering more storage than Linode on their offerings. For most people this isn't...

Generally I think just making a web app out of it is the easiest option. Flask is a personal favorite framework. I'm not sure if you can beam an entire web page from Chrome to a Chromecast so I can't really say. The only thing I know about it is you can send video from Chrome to it. There are...

Sure, I'd take a look at it.

From what I'm seeing it's for fairly old AMD processors (originally released in 2007). Mostly: AMD Sempron 3200+ AMD Athlon 64 X2 5200+ AMD Athlon 64 X2 6000+ Honest mistakes happen in dev work, especially when the work like this is complex and effects so many end users. I don't know that I...