Prepare for a celebration of epic proportions as July 4th approaches! My family and I are gearing up for an unforgettable summer bash, even as we brave the Kansas City heatwave. While it might be scorching now, we’ll be reminiscing about this warmth when winter hits, so let’s make the most of it! At NameHero, […]
How To Mount CIFS/SMB Shares On Linux
In this blog post, we are going to take a look at how to mount SMB shares on Linux. From the related terms, to what needs to be installed, and how to mount it to your local file system. Then wrapping up with troubleshooting and unmounting. What Is CIFS? CIFS stands for common internet file […]
How To Get A Free Domain Name (And Should You?)
If you’re looking to keep website costs low, you might be considering a free domain name to represent your brand. While it is possible to get free domain names, you might be wondering – what’s the catch? And, is it worth it? A free domain name can be particularly useful for event websites, simple blogs, […]
A Quick Guide To WordPress Recovery Mode
Encountering an issue with your website can feel a bit like running into a dead end without a map.But, if your site is powered by WordPress, you’ve got a built-in GPS to help you find your way out of potential issues: the WordPress Recovery Mode. In this detailed guide, I’ll explain WordPress Recovery Mode, when and how […]
Using Nmap On Linux To Scan For Open Ports
Technology has changed so much from the early days, today we have more and more connected devices. This means more of our lives are dependent on this technology, meaning the security of those devices has become that much more important. In this blog post, we are going to take a look at the Nmap command. […]
Understanding SQLite Vs. MySQL
SQL is the abbreviation of structured query language which is used to interact with database management systems. The names of both SQLite and MySQL come from this query language. In this post, we will make sense of these database management systems. Although we are only comparing two different options, I remember how confusing it can be from when I […]
How To Use the Bash Source Command And Why
The “source” command in bash is used to execute a script in the current shell instead of a separate one. This simple difference has a wide variety of implications as I’ll describe below. Regular users of Linux are most familiar with the source command because they use it to reload configuration changes in the bash […]
Should I Use a .store Domain for My Ecommerce Website?
Are you looking to find a memorable domain name for your business? The problem is that many popular domain extensions like .com and .net are already taken. Therefore, it can be difficult to find a name that’s available and that still enables you to build credibility and trust with customers. Instead, you might consider using […]
UFW Firewall Basics
Security in today’s modern age of computing is critical and there is no one security solution to solve things. Instead, it is about laying the security technologies and best practices to minimize the potential attack surface as much as possible. On that note it is critical choose what services should and shouldn’t be exposed to […]
The Ultimate Website Migration Checklist
Website migration might not seem ideal, but sometimes it’s inevitable. For instance, you might need to change your domain for a rebrand, or your site may have outgrown its shared hosting server. When you find yourself in one of these situations, you’ll likely need a website migration checklist. That’s because website migration can be tricky. […]
