Sometime back I showed how you can add your frequently used applications to the windows desktop context menu. Now in this post I will show some more useful hacks that will enhance your Windows right-click menu with more useful shortcuts.
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A htaccess (hypertext access) file is a simple but powerful ASCII file which allows you to improve your website’s security, reduce bandwidth and increase usability. It can be created through a simple text editor such as Notepad and allow you to make quick changes to the apache web server configuration […]
Portable applications are great as one can carry their favorite apps on their flash drives, and run anywhere without worrying about leaving any traces on the host computer. I carry my browser, password manager and some other apps on my flash drive. One annoying feature of these apps is the […]
Learn how to move WordPress wp-content, plugins, and upload directory to a custom location on your web server.
This tutorial will show how you can directly mount a TrueCrypt container by simply double-clicking on it, skipping straight to the password prompt.
If you are tired of WordPress asking for your FTP details every time you run an upgrade. This little hack will make it remember those details once and for all.
WordPress notifies an administrator with a nag in the admin dashboard for core updates and plugin updates. Here’s how you can hide those notifications.
In this post I will show how you can prevent access and protect a certain file on your web server or completely block access to a certain file type using the .htaccess file.
It can be useful to deny public access to a website while still allowing the administrator access; it can be equally useful to deny access to some specific IP addresses, for example to keep a bad robot out. Apache’s configuration allows access to be restricted by IP address with .htaccess files. […]
If you want to make your website visitors download a file rather than viewing in their browser, add the code below to the htaccess file.