Recently, I needed to switch to a new email server and I didn’t want to lose all my emails. If I were switching from one cPanel web host to another it would be easy because cPanel has a migration process. But What if you’re moving between two different types of systems? I figured there has […]
Category: Technology
These posts are primarily focused on my experiences with technology. Like faith and family, so much of what we do in our lives is affected by technology and learning new things here can help technology be less scary and more beneficial.
Multilist Subscribe for Sendy
The Sendy Multilist plugin for WordPress offers a widget which allows subscribers to be added to 1, or multiple, lists at once. […]
Local IP Address in Bash
How to get your local IP address in Bash There are many ways to get your local IP address in Linux, and even more in Bash. If you know of one not mentioned here, please comment and mention it so I can add it. I’m putting this information here for future reference. So, how do you […]
Dynamic CSS Classes in LESS
I’m always learning something new or getting better at things. Constant improvement is important to me. I recently began using LESS at work and figured out how to do something cool that I thought was worth documenting and sharing. If you’re still reading this you probably already have some exposure to both LESS and CSS, so I’ll […]
Get Row Number Based on Physical Location in SQL Server
Getting Row Number in SQL Server Assigning a row number to your results in SQL is a common task and is doing so is pretty straight-forward so I won’t spend a lot of time on it here. Take a look at the syntax here: USE AdventureWorks2008R2; GO SELECT PersonType, FirstName, LastName, ROW_NUMBER() OVER(PARTITION BY PersonType […]
Links, 1st Edition
Technology is such a useful thing especially when it integrates with our daily lives. And with that, the internet can be a great source of knowledge, and resources, if you can find what you’re looking for. I will be sharing a collection of links […]
Why I left WordPress.com and how I did it
Goodbye WordPress.com If you’re interested in having a free blog with basic functionality and a few options, WordPress.com may fit the bill. Your blog will be subjected to their branding and and advertising, especially if you choose a free template […]
Announcing chrisanesbit.com!
I’ve enjoyed all the cool experiences of starting my own blog. It’s been fun. But up to this point I’ve been blogging for free on WordPress.com. Hosting this blog on WordPress.com was convenient in many ways but I had to play by their […]