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JSECoin - Monetize Your Website Using Cryptocurrency

JSECoin - Monetize Your Website Using Cryptocurrency

I recently received a marketing email for a new product called JSECoin. This new crytocurrency claims to be aiming to help webmasters and website owners make revenue online without harassing users with the so-well known and unwanted web ads and pop-ups. Basically, whats it doing here is using Users’ browsers

Setting up GitLab with Let's Encrypt behind NGINX Reverse Proxy

Due to our recent growth in members and the numerous projects on our pipeline, arose the need for us to have a system that manages our projects. So I thought about GitLab, it is mainly a git repository manager that includes other useful functionalities like Continuous Integration, Issue Tracking and

Configuring NGINX on Ubuntu

Configuring NGINX on Ubuntu

This article forms part of a series of guides in which I intend to demonstrate how to configure a Linux web-server. The first thing you will obviously need while setting up a web server is the web-server itself sitting on top of your favorite Linux distribution such as Ubuntu, OpenSUSE

Force Stop Windows Update in Windows 10 (Update Service)

Force Stop Windows Update in Windows 10 (Update Service)

I found out a second method that will allow users of any Windows 10 Edition , not just PRO to prevent automatic updates. The first method which we discussed over there: https://blog.jcplaboratory.org/disable-automatic-updates-in-windows-10-pro/consisted in Configuring Automatic Update through the Local User Group Policy Editor (gpedit.msc). The

Setting up a Linux Virtual Machine on Microsoft Azure

Setting up a Linux Virtual Machine on Microsoft Azure

Today, I’m putting on my nerd’s hat to show you how to setup a Linux Virtual Machine on Microsoft Azure. This a just a basic setup. From there, then, you can decide what you would want to do with your Virtual Machine. Okay, lets get our hands dirty.

Ghost The Self-Hosted Alternative for your Blogs

Ghost The Self-Hosted Alternative for your Blogs

Yesterday, I was reading one of the maintainers of KDE Windows blog post and I noticed that his blog’s running an unfamiliar Content Management System (CMS), Ghost. This platform wasn’t unknown to me. I encountered with it before but somehow it faded to oblivion. So after skimming the

Find Plugins Installed on a WordPress Site

Find Plugins Installed on a WordPress Site

As a site maintainer, I can’t stop myself from paying heed to other websites I visit. Studying them in a meticulous way and with the help of browser extensions such as Wappalyser this job becomes even more funny. Just today, I was visiting a website that has something very