For many months I’ve been using a Yubikey as a staple of my cyber security plan.  It makes me exponentially more secure and at the same time makes it easier for me to stay secure.  The only part of it that isn’t drop-dead simple is the configuration, though even that isn’t very difficult.  I’m going …

For years I’ve been using the same link structure on every WordPress site I operate: example.com/year/month/day/post-title.  I opted for this method because I liked that it gave time context to the content right inside the URL.  Plus, my links looked fancier & more impressive!  Recently I’ve decided I don’t like this so much anymore, mainly …

I’ve gotten a number of e-mails in response to a comment I made on a post about installing WordPress on GoDaddy hosting. Given the response I’ve gotten, I thought it was a good idea to provide my PHP.INI file that I’ve set up to other people looking for this. You can download it below. The …

Ever wanted to make your links look like buttons, to give your site a more desktop application-like feel? If you’ve tried making an HTML form just to navigate the user to a new page, you know how frustrating this can be. Luckily, CSS offers an easy way to do this.