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Low volume on videos on YouTube via a Mac….
So here’s a thing … I am a mad Foo Fighters fan. It’s not even funny, I like to think of myself as Taylor Hawkins’s slightly fatter, non drum playing brother (if he let himself go a little – Taylor if you read this, I can use a Keyboard like you hit those skins buddy […]
Tracking unusual traffic on your WordPress website using Splunk Community Edition – Part 2
Welcome back to the second part of my three part series on using Splunk Community Edition to track for unusual activity on your Apache based WordPress site. Or, as I am now beginning to call it – me versus China! (Again, nothing against China – but – man, you trap one bot and another just […]
Tracking unusual traffic on your WordPress website using Splunk Community Edition – Part 1
Like a good tenant, I tend to keep an eye on the resources that my website uses on the hosting platform that I use. I have hosted with SiteGround since late last year on their basic “Startup” package and I have found them to be great value for money for the feature set that you […]
Selecting O365 in the Digital Age – Part 2 (So we wanna a thingy with a dowaadi-diddy…)
Well, so it seems that finishing this series could take years (literally) …. hmmmm! So, in the last part of this series I had a little bit of a ramble introducing the situation that an organisation that I work for had when pondering the various options around messaging and collaboration tools, and how that decision was […]
Apple iMac (Retina 5K, 27-inch, Late 2015) and Samsung C34J791 Quad HD 34″ Monitor…
This is a little something that I thought that I would put something out there on – as quite frankly, As I was astonished that getting a monitor to work inexplicably difficult (read on and you will understand that I was only being a mild idiot during the process!). So, a few years ago (I […]
My MacBook Air 2018 (honest) review…
So, just to be upfront and people don’t accuse me of being a total Apple “Fan Boy” – I’m not; over my years working in IT I have learned to become technology agnostic and appreciate all our industry has to offer (for the most part). In my (considerably) younger days I had worked with Banyan […]
Feed availability has been re-enabled
Whilst I have been working away on some new content I have noticed an unusually high volume of hits to the /feed/ section of the site which smells a little fishy to me. As such, I have disabled all of the feed functionality for a while to review the impact that has on the number […]