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Happy 25th birthday, PHP!
Send additional HTTP headers to Nginx’s FastCGI
macOS in the cloud
Toptal: The Suddenly Remote Playbook
Caddy – The Ultimate Server with Automatic HTTPS

On this day...

2014: Vide – easy jQuery plugin for video backgrounds
2014: Pulp – software repository management
2012: OpenOffice vs. LibreOffice?
2012: Atomic Bookmarks for Google Chrome
2011: Day in brief – 2011-08-18
2011: Trailer : Senna
2011: PHP regular expression to match English/Latin characters only
2011: Should your employees work from home?
2011: Constructive lies
2011: Beautiful, dangerous, breathtaking
2011: USS Montana versus …
2010: Day in brief
2010: Toy Story 3
2010: My new stand on movie piracy
2010: Банки против бутылок
2010: Apocalypse Now
2010: Trailers : Red
2007: Daily tweets
2006: Listible – web 2.0 take on lists
2006: Heinz ketchup – 57 varieties

Thought of the day

Stale cache is responsible for at least 40% of all heart attacks. At least for people working in the IT industry.

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Posted on August 18, 2010Author Leonid MamchenkovCategories All, Programming, Sysadmin, TechnologyTags health, humor, performance

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