There is no official way to disable fcgi for a specific virtual host in lighttpd. After much experimentation, I found a couple of ways to disable fcgi for a specific vhost. This could be useful if you want to disallow php/perl/ruby (or all of them) on a sensible website, or for a specific customer. One [...]
I was not able to find a simple way to use wp-super-cache with lighttpd, some were using 100 lines lua script and the others were unreliable at best. After an hour of fiddling, I came with the following configuration. What it does: It serves a cache file only if the user is not logged in. [...]
When you deal with a lot of applications/drivers installations (sys admin?), that retarded warning gets a bit annoying to say the least. YES I DID CLICK THAT FILE, WHY DO YOU ASK ME, AGAIN? Open it already. I know you care about my security dear microsoft software engineer, but i’ll manage it from here, mk? [...]
{ Government, Google, Banks, Telcos }: Well if you have nothing to hide you wouldn’t mind if I check all your data? Me: Having nothing to hide does not mean having something to share. I’m doing nothing illegal. But I hide it anyway. That’s called privacy. People working for the government (Police, Politician) should have [...]
When using a Windows laptop, you might be stuck with a synaptic touchpad. Those crappy drivers with their so-called virtual scrolling create a fake window below the cursor to display their custom scrolling icon. That window interfere with the signal sent to the application under, and GTK for some reason can’t detect that (most likely [...]