What you missed in cybersecurity this week
It’s been a busy week — it’s tough to keep up with all the cybersecurity news. We’ve collected some of the biggest cybersecurity stories from the week — from TechCrunch and afar — to keep you up to date with...
Avoid These 5 Web Design Mistakes to Improve Conversion Rate
Are you one of those who strives to get the desired conversion rate out of your website and unable to figure out what’s wrong? Well, your website’s design and optimization could be the actual culprit! No matter whether you are...
Popular YouTube Video Trends To Boost Your Online Visibility
We are currently living in an era that is facing constant digitalization. Most consumers are brought towards brands solely through digital media and content. One such form of digital content that is gaining great prominence is video. Surely content is...
Boston Dynamics debuts the production version of SpotMini
Last year at our TC Sessions: Robotics conference, Boston Dynamics announced that SpotMini will be its first commercially available product. A revamped version of the product would use the company’s decades of quadrupedal robotics learnings as a basis for a...
Brace Yourselves, NGINX is Coming
Arguably, one of the most requested and popular feature requests submitted for cPanel & WHM has been the addition of the NGINX web server as an alternative to Apache. We have good news for those of you that have been asking: NGINX...
Platforms Want Centralized Censorship. That Should Scare You
In the immediate aftermath of the horrific attacks at the Al Noor Mosque and Linwood Islamic Centre in Christchurch, New Zealand, internet companies faced intense scrutiny over their efforts to control the proliferation of the shooter’s propaganda. Responding to many...
Want a Tech Job? Silicon Valley Is Still Your Best Bet
Communities across the country are trying to lure high-tech jobs away from Silicon Valley. It doesn’t seem like that should be hard. Silicon Valley is one of the most expensive places on earth, and as the home to some of...
3 Ways to Install Atom Text Editor in openSUSE
Atom is a free, open-source, hackable, easy to customize and cross-platform text editor, that works on Linux, OS X, and Windows. It is a desktop application built with HTML, JavaScript, CSS, and Node.js integration and comes with a built-in package...
How to Delete all Text in a File Using Vi/Vim Editor
Vim is a great tool for editing text or configuration files in Linux. One of the lesser-known Vim tricks is clearing or deleting all text or lines in a file. Although, this is not a frequently used operation, its a...
Apple and Qualcomm End Their Legal Beef and Drop Lawsuits
The convoluted legal battle between Apple and chipmaker Qualcomm may be coming to an end. The companies said Tuesday that they’re dismissing all litigation against each other. Apple will pay Qualcomm an undisclosed sum as part of the settlement, which...
Building a Secure Data Center that You Can Carry in a Backpack with vSphere 6.7
Mobile data centers in the field help modern military forces stay connected and execute their missions. Cubic Mission Solutions works with VMware to deliver lightweight systems for the U.S. military and its allies that are truly portable, easy to use,...
Force HTTPS Redirection
We’ve talked about SSL (secure socket layer) certificates both on the cPanel blog and at the 2018 cPanel Conference in Houston, Tx as well as many other avenues at length. The importance of having an SSL for services and websites...
Founder Interviews: Todd Olson of Pendo
Learn how Todd Olson created Pendo, a product experience platform that helps software product teams deliver software users love. What’s your background? Before I started Pendo in 2013, I had a long career building companies and products. I had a passion...
You Are Creating For A Human: Here Is Some Advice
You should know who you’re creating for. Your user is not an abstract substance. Think of a person. Explore your customer persona as you’d like to explore the mind of your loved one. Discover his or her wants and habits....