If you have a problem in automatically updating your plugins, WP files, and themes. If you need to enter your FTP host, username and password each and every time you want to update your WordPress blog. If you always encounter permission errors every time you attempt to update your WP Plugins and WP core files. If you need to CHMOD all your folders and files to 777 before you can update your WP files. If there’s an error occured while updating Akismet or a specific plugin and the error is “Could not create directory. /public_html”. Just like the screenshot below:
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Top 288,945 sites in the world visualized with favicons
Others are saying that the top 300,000 websites in the world are visualized with favicons. But why my title is 288,945? Because I want to be specific, and there are only 288,945 favicons in this poster.
A large-scale scan of the top million web sites was performed in early 2010 by computer David Fifield and Brandon Enright who are bored one day and suddenly had an idea about collecting the favicons of top 1,000,000 websites around the world in a single poster. But these nerds failed to visualize all the top 1 million websites. Only 328,427 unique icons were collected, of which 288,945 were proper images.
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Sharing of images has never been this cool!
If you want to explore a new way of sharing pictures online with your friends and family, you better try this new web startup from Twidl Inc.. It’s the coolest way to share pictures online and tweet it right away. You can sync the image you shared with your Facebook, Twitter, Flickr and Plurk account.
The UI is undoubtedly cool, very modern, and user friendly. The upload speed images is extremely fast. Viewing your uploaded images is faster compared to other image hosting sites, like TwitPic or TweetPhoto. Everything about PicLyf is so cool!
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Audi O: Coolest Concept Car I’ve Ever Seen!
While browsing the world wide web and blog hopping throughout the vast blog sphere, I stumbled upon one blog that writes about cars. I forgot the URL, but in that blog, I saw a very ergonomic concept of a futuristic car. The images on that site are quite low-res that’s why I googled Audi O to find out more pictures, preferably high resolution images of Audi O.
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Excited to buy a white Playstation 3 slim 320GB
After I’ve heard from my classmates that there’s a white PS3 Slim with a whooping 320GB of juicy storage, I’m enticed to buy one for my birthday this October. I can’t wait for it to be available at eBay so that I can buy it now!
The white Playstation 3 slim was first released in Japan last month. The first one wasn’t 320GB yet. But, there’s a news that a white version with 320GB hard disk drive will be released in the United States by next month.
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DMOZ 2.0 is finally here! New Editor Dashboard is up!
Wow! DMOZ 2.0 is finally launched and I can access my Editor Dashboard now. I’m still familiarizing the new layout because I’m used to play around with the old one. Nothing’s really new in DMOZ 2.0, only the user interface. The fonts are now all in Arial, and the dashboard is now neat and more Web 2.0ish.
Everything is still the same, only the CSS was revised. There are new fields in the editor profile, like the ICQ and AIM fields. I didn’t notice this in the older version of DMOZ. Maybe it’s there, but I didn’t see it.
I think more changes will be applied in the days to come. As of now, just like what I said, there are no new features.
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Zip files via SSH and copy it to another folder or server
If you files and directories in your server via SSH, just type the command below:
zip -r zipfilename.zip folderJust replace the folder with the folder name you are targetting or use * if your currently in the folder.
If you want to quickly zip all files and folders individually in your server via SSH, just type the command below:
find . -type f -exec zip '{}.zip' '{}' \;Replace the dot after “find” to zip the specific folder and all files and folders inside it.
If you want to Tar.gz instead of .ZIP, you can use the command below:
tar -cvzf filename.tar.gz /home/pathNow, to copy the zip file or files in a folder to another folder, use the command below:
cp /home/user1/public_html/yourzipfile.zip*.* /home/user2/public_htmlJust replace the user1 and user2 respectively. Or just specify which folder you want to copy your zip file.
If you want to copy all the files inside a folder and the files and folders inside the folder of a folder (sub folder, sub-sub folder, sub-sub-sub folder, and so on), then use the command below:
cp -r /home/user1/public_html/*.* /home/user2/public_html/If you want to copy the files or folder to another server, use the command below:
scp -r /home/user/public_html/*.* user@serverip:/home/user/public_html/Just replace the server IP with your IP or domain. You will enter a password after typing the command
