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Setting Up Caching on Apache

May 9, 2017Brian Clinelinux, PHPapache, caching, scaling

For the majority of websites, a great amount of the content doesn’t change from day to day or even month to month.

When a site gets a lot of repeat traffic we can dramatically reduce the load and costs by caching.

Skype API Basics – Part 1

June 3, 2010Brian ClineC#.NET, linux, Programming, Windowsautomating Skype, skype, Skype API, Skype4Com, Skype4Java, Skype4Py

What is the Skype API? The Skype API is an easy way to create plugins that can dramatically change the way Skype functions. For example, we could make a program that reads messages out loud as we receive them instead of having to check for new messages. The Skype API is potentially very different for…

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Open Source Week 2009

October 1, 2009Brian ClineExperience, linux, Programming, UbuntuConsutling, GNU, linux, Open Source Week 2009, PHP, Toronto

I am so excited to say that I finally booked everything I need to attend the Toronto Open Source Week. In a couple of weeks time, I will be spending a couple of days in Toronto while attending the many conferences, workshops and presentations on open source software (GNU Linux, PHP, etc.) I am hoping…

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How do I check if Ubuntu is 32 bit?

July 28, 2009Brian Clinelinux32 bit, 64 bit, kernal version, process architecture

1. Open up the terminal
2. Type uname -m

Thoughts on Linux

July 13, 2009Brian Clinelinuxlinux, Ubuntu

Almost a year later, and I don’t think I would ever consider going back to any of the Microsoft Windows Operating Systems.

Becoming a Super User In Ubuntu

July 10, 2009Brian Cline1 Commentlinux, Ubuntu, Uncategorized

In Ubuntu, by default, the root user’s password is locked. This means that we don’t know it and we can’t always sign in as root or unfortunately use the normal linux su command either.