If you want to add some credibility to your website, an easy way to do that is to add some academic references. Here is a simple process you can use to do that.
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Nginx 413 Request Entity Too Large
Are you having trouble uploading files to your website running on an nginx web server? If you are getting the nginx 413 Request Entity Too Large error, there is probably a simple fix. Be sure to check these items to resolve the problem.
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How to Edit Your Hosts File on a Mac
If you’re running a local development server (which you should if you are developing for WordPress) and you are on a Mac, it can be a very useful skill to know how to edit your hosts file on a Mac. I don’t do it all that often, so I thought that I’d share it here so that when I inevitably forget how to do it again, I will be able to find the steps again quickly. Also, if you are looking for how to do it, you can be helped as well.
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The 20 Best WordPress Twitter Feeds to Follow
One of the best ways to pick up or improve a skill is to learn from people who are already experts. Thanks to the internet, it’s especially easy to find and follow these experts. If you are learning WordPress, want to keep up with the industry, or just want to connect with the community, here are 20 Twitter feeds that you should follow intently. [Read more…] about The 20 Best WordPress Twitter Feeds to Follow
How to Install WordPress on 1and1 in 5 Minutes or Less
So, you have signed up for hosting with 1and1 and want to install WordPress. The good news is that it’s a very easy process, and by following this guide on how to Install WordPress on 1and1 you can have your website up and running within 10 minutes. [Read more…] about How to Install WordPress on 1and1 in 5 Minutes or Less
Why the Buffer Hack Will Make You Question Everything
Convenience is a double-edged sword. When social media networks like Twitter and Facebook allow third-party services to post content on your behalf, you can utilize some pretty handy features, but the security of your social profile is reduced to the security of the third-party service. As shown in the recent Buffer hack, this often leaves users exposed to hackers who can damage your (or your business’s) credibility. Concerned about protecting your brand online? Keep reading. [Read more…] about Why the Buffer Hack Will Make You Question Everything