Depending on your WordPress theme you may need different sized pictures and therefore custom image sizes. Often you’ll end up needing more than the sizes provided by WordPress itself. This helps you to ensure you always insert the image is the smallest required size and therefore improve the loading time for your visitors. Custom Image Sizes & WordPress 5.x Until …
If you ever needed a high-resolution map for one of your projects, maybe for printing, you’ll notice that simply taking screenshots just doesn’t do the trick. This is simply because the map you’ll see on maps.google.com is usually only displayed in 72dpi and therefore won’t look that great in most cases. As so often there is a quite simple workaround …
During my work as CTO for several online shops within Europe, one of the first things I usually do is ensure that there is a reliable and secure password manager in place to manage credentials across teams and divisions within the company. With most companies running everything on Windows the selection of available password managers is quite huge, but what …
In my last article, I explained how to create a bootable USB thumb drive for Kali Linux that actually works with the new MacBook Pro 13,2 (Late 2016 with Touch Bar), however you can’t just simply boot it with Apple’s boot manager by holding down the Option/Alt key while booting, so we’ll also install rEFInd to allow booting from USB. …
Welcome to Part 1 of my Tutorial on how to do a dual boot installation of Kali Linux on your MacBook Pro running Mac OS Sierra. In my tutorial I’m using a 13-inch MacBook Pro with TouchBar (Late 2016), so depending on your model and Mac OS version, things might be different for you.
Since I’ve decided to install Kali Linux as a second OS on my MacBook Pro, I had to find a way to backup my data, using my Buffalo Linkstation Duo beforehand so I wouldn’t have to worry about messing up something. Unfortunately, I left my external hard drive at the office, and I do not own an Apple Time Capsule …
As a former Microsoft fanboy and Windows 10 user, I’m quite used to relying on 3rd party software to get the job done. However, since I got a MacBook Pro running with Mac OS Sierra, I’m trying to change that force of habit and find on-board software to use and solve my problems. I was quite impressed when I found at …