Emily Harris Set PHP memory_limit high enough first, then set WP_MEMORY_LIMIT inside WordPress if the site needs a clear application-level cap. WordPress tries to use 40 MB on single-site installs and 64 MB on multisite installs, while the admin area may request a higher ceiling through WP_MAX_MEMORY_LIMIT [source: WordPress Developer Resources]. If PHP is capped at 128 … Read more
Use APT for routine package updates, and use do-release-upgrade when moving Ubuntu to a new version. Mixing the two up is a common cause of broken upgrades, held packages, and wasted maintenance windows. Ubuntu LTS releases receive five years of standard security maintenance, which makes the upgrade plan a real operations decision, not just a … Read more
Use macOS Terminal for lean, local, scriptable SSH access; use Termius when you manage many hosts, devices, identities, and team workflows. macOS already supports SSH workflows through Terminal, including commands such as ssh user@server, which Apple documents for connecting to remote servers [source: Apple]. The serious choice is not about which app is “better.” It … Read more
Choose HubSpot if you want a polished sales and marketing system that happens to connect to WordPress; choose Jetpack CRM if you want customer records to live inside your WordPress admin. That is the cleanest split. WordPress powers more than 43% of all websites, so it makes sense that site owners want CRM tools close … Read more
Treat HTTP 401 as an authentication failure and HTTP 403 as an authorization denial; mixing them up can send your incident review in the wrong direction. A 401 means the server does not accept the client’s identity, often because a token, cookie, API key, or login header is missing or invalid. A 403 means the … Read more
Embed external content when visitors need to view or use it without leaving your page; link to it when speed, simplicity, and control matter more. An embed places outside content inside your webpage, such as a YouTube video, Google Map, social post, form, or podcast player. A link sends users to that content somewhere else. … Read more
Google Sheets is the better job application tracker for most job seekers. It is free, easy to share, and works well on any device. Excel is still great if you love formulas, charts, and heavy data work. TLDR: Use Google Sheets if you want a simple, no-drama tracker you can open on your phone after … Read more