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The Retro Power Edition is more than just a fully loaded image with automated updates. It has grown into a collaborative effort from a community that enjoys the gaming experience and the nostalgia of retro gaming and sharing it with the broader community. If you want to be a part of this community, there’s room for you on the DevOps team or as a beta tester. … Continue readingRick Dangerous – Retro Power Edition
Have you ever had trouble streamlining your automatic processes and combining your notifications? Take a look at Google Apps Script! Users may easily expand the functionality of Google apps and automate tedious chores with this robust scripting language based on JavaScript. We’ll examine the fascinating potential of Google Apps Script, including automating workflows and building specialized add-ons. Stay tuned for a step-by-step tutorial on how to utilize Google Apps Script to post your notifications to your preferred Discord channels. With Google Apps Script, get ready to transform your workflow and unleash your inner automation whiz! … Continue readingStreamlining Discord Notifications with Google Apps Script
It is extremely frustrating to be used by bots … BOTS of all things. Are you kidding me?! Now, I have to fight Artificial Intelligence! Not only is it a nuisance to constantly delete spam emails, but it is incredibly annoying when these emails are sent in large quantities, making it difficult to sort through legitimate emails. While not super technical, you can save yourself a headache and inconvenience through my experience. … Continue readingSecure Your Sites Subscriber List – reCAPTCHA
Using a external storage device, like a USB drive, for you media or data? ?t can be essential to ensure it is mounted to a specific location. This is particularly important for media servers or Docker containers where you aggregate config and database storage locations to an external drives. … Continue readingPermanently Mount External Drives in Linux
This is part 2 of my Huginn blog. In the first part, I detailed how to install the application on various infrastructures. I also described how to organize scenarios and modify the default demo scenario. Now you’re ready to do your own thing with Huginn, and here are some ideas. … Continue readingHuginn Part 2: Setting up Scenarios
Wait, Wait, Wait … it’s not what you think. Okay, IT’S EXACTLY WHAT YOU THINK! Internet BOTs automagically pull data from sites, employing your own minions to search for data and bring it back to you in a way you want to see it. Even having these agents perform actions on your behalf. … Continue readingHuginn – Installation and Configuration
Rick Dangerous’ new RetroPi image has launched and is uploading now across the net to be shared. Get this image FREE and join the fun. … Continue readingRick Dangerous – Insanium Edition RetroPi
intrigued by REST APIs, how they work, how apps use them. Try building this simple Weather Station Application and start learning! … Continue readingWeather Station Application – APIs
I found the perfect cloud environment I could play in for free! Plus, it has enough accessible attributes to spin up a reasonably fast VM monthly for no cost! That’s long-term testing and even a free production environment for a small application you might be self-hosting for personal use. … Continue readingFree Public Cloud – Oracle
Are you starting a new Blog Site, e-commerce site, or another website? Starting the process can be done with little to no cost depending on where you decide to host your site and how much you want to pay for your domain name. However, securing your website, accelerating its performance, and setting up email services can all be done for free! This guide will help you navigate that process and get your site up and running with tips and tricks that level the playing field for performance and security. … Continue readingWebsite: Secure, Accelerate, and Custom Email