Website redesign and content strategy: WebGrrrl.net 3.1
I spent the whole of yesterday to focus on website redesign. It’s just a minor tweak here and there. Two bug fixes in the form of 1) realigning my comments section, and 2) restyling my pagination. I didn’t deal with these two when I worked on WebGrrrl.net 3.0 two years ago. I like using built-in […]
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Moving on from Steem blockchain to Hive
I didn’t realise Steem and Hive blockchains have cause such drama this year. I’m a bigger fan of blogging than I am cryptocurrencies. In particular, there more important things to do in real life, like dealing with the economic implications of COVID-19. As a result I didn’t even realise that Steem has hard-forked as Hive, […]
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How tech-savvy K-pop group NCT is winning the COVID-19 economy: thoughts on cultural technology
Do you know that “cultural technology” is a term coined by South Korea to promote K-pop? Before we go any further, let me introduce the newly-released ballad by NCT U called “From Home”. This song features lyrics in English, Korean, Mandarin and Japanese. Not only that, but this song highlights the members’ vocal prowess, which […]
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Setting up SFTP-only access with SSH Key authentication on CentOS
I’m not overly crazy about server environment setups, but I’m always up for an adventure when it comes to tinkering open source systems. I had the opportunity to help a client transition themselves from outsourcing their ICT services to taking control of these services internally. As the title of this blog post suggests, I spent some time looking into SFTP […]
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