by Mike | Feb 5, 2013 | Uncategorized
nullmailer is a very simple MTA I like to use on Linux servers when I don’t want to have a lot of hassle with mail server configuration. It will automatically send all local mail to one of my email addresses by simply installing it and configuring two files....
by Mike | Jul 31, 2012 | Network Administration
Let’s you want to set up an automatic rsync over ssh to a remote server, but you want to do it in a secure way. Using rsync over ssh is a convenient way to have all of the power of rsync for synchronizing files, comparing differences, doing backups, without...
by Mike | Jun 27, 2012 | Programming, Software Development
I like the popover tooltip that Twitter designed and I want to use it in my web applications without having to include the full bootstrap project. I included only the basics needed to give me the popover functionality. Here is what it looks like once implemented: To...
by Mike | May 2, 2012 | Software Development
When our company develops software, one of the more difficult problems we face is taking a customer vision of a project and focusing it. Software developers are generally very good at implementing functional requirements. A skill that they aren’t as naturally...
by Mike | May 1, 2012 | Company News
We now have a new custom-designed website that we built in-house. We hope to make our blog a great resource for technology best practices and useful articles on software development and IT Support.
