If you’ve ever worked with Git for a while, chances are you've run into a merge conflict. It usually happens when your code and the upstream repository (the original project you forked from) don't [...] Read more
Tailwind CSS is super handy for styling websites quickly without writing endless lines of custom CSS. Usually, you will see people dropping in the Play CDN for quick testing, but for real projects, [...] Read more
I was recently migrating our Exchange Server when user reports started coming in that Outlook was throwing certificate errors. Here’s a quick write-up on how to fix Outlook using the wrong MAPI [...] Read more
A complete Guide on what DFL even is, to how to upgrade it, and what to do if something goes wrong. If you've been running Active Directory for a while, chances are you're due for a Domain Functional [...] Read more
Below is a friendly, step-by-step guide to resizing a Linux VM’s disk without creating a new partition. We’ll walk through extending the last partition on a disk, resizing a Physical Volume (PV), [...] Read more
Occasionally, you might encounter a service that unexpectedly gobbles up your system's resources. For example, I once set up an SSH honeypot to capture malicious bot activity—but when random bots [...] Read more
Have you ever wondered how your text messages, emails, or even your favorite cat memes magically find their way across the internet from one device to another—or why people keep mentioning the OSI [...] Read more
When I first set up my email server to handle messages for my domains, I noticed a concerning issue: the outgoing email headers included sensitive information, such as my home IP address and the [...] Read more