If you have Raspberry Pi at home, chances are that you like to tinker with it a fair bit installing different distros and writing images to that SD card more than you’d like to. How convenient would it be to have some sort of way to run many Raspberry Pi… Continue Reading Raspberry Pi: Installing Proxmox VE 7 on the Pi 4

So you have a Raspberry Pi 3 or 4 and been messing around the house with it. Perhaps you are using it “headless” like me through SSH. Quickly you probably realized the default behavior of the leds are quite useless: The red power led stays on even after shutdown, the… Continue Reading Raspberry Pi Hacks: Make The Power LED Blink On Poweroff

Since there was no integration available for WordPress and WooCommerce for that major payment platform in Canada, I made one! You can now enjoy the use of your favorite gateway in one of the most used e-Commerce platforms today. PayFacto is a leading payment solutions provider with offices in Canada,… Continue Reading WooCommerce: PayFacto Payment Gateway plugin for WordPress

Update: Amazon Web Services now offers Free or very low cost SSL certificates for most of their products in many regions around the world, including EC2 instances though their AWS Certificates Manager. With today’s web, having an SSL certificate on your website that shows a green HTTPS icon in your… Continue Reading AWS Magic: Adding Free Let’s Encrypt SSL Certificate to Amazon Linux

For one of my clients, we had to migrate a Microsoft Exchange 2010 server to Microsoft Exchange 365 in one night. Lots of shared mailboxes had to be migrated by hand and it’s authorized users required to be added one by one through the interface as there was no feature… Continue Reading PowerShell: Adding Office 365 Group Members to an Exchange Shared Mailbox

A few months ago, Google released a new Javascript library, named gtag.js to replace it’s already 7 years old analytics.js. It claims to bring in simpler deployment for website owners and better Google Products integration (such as Google Adwords Tracking). Let’s have a look into the key differences and what… Continue Reading Google Analytics: From analytics.js to gtag.js