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[komaedalovemail]

komaedas have you tried straw.page?

(i hope you don't mind if i make a big ollllle webdev post off this!)

i have never tried straw.page but it looks similar to carrd and other WYSIWYG editors (which is unappealing to me, since i know html/css/js and want full control of the code. and can't hide secrets in code comments.....)

my 2 cents as a web designer is if you're looking to learn web design or host long-term web projects, WYSIWYG editors suck doodooass. you don't learn the basics of coding, someone else does it for you! however, if you're just looking to quickly host images, links to your other social medias, write text entries/blogposts, WYSIWYG can be nice.

toyhouse, tumblr, deviantart, a lot of sites implement WYSIWYG for their post editors as well, but then you can run into issues relying on their main site features for things like the search system, user profiles, comments, etc. but it can be nice to just login to your account and host your information in one place, especially on a platform that's geared towards that specific type of information. (toyhouse is a better example of this, since you have a lot of control of how your profile/character pages look, even without a premium account) carrd can be nice if you just want to say "here's where to find me on other sites," for example. but sometimes you want a full website!

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neocities hosting

currently, i host my website on neocities, but i would say the web2.0sphere has sucked some doodooass right now and i'm fiending for something better than it. it's a static web host, e.g. you can upload text, image, audio, and client-side (mostly javascript and css) files, and html pages. for the past few years, neocities' servers have gotten slower and slower and had total blackouts with no notices about why it's happening... and i'm realizing they host a lot of crypto sites that have crypto miners that eat up a ton of server resources. i don't think they're doing anything to limit bot or crypto mining activity and regular users are taking a hit.

↑ page 1 on neocitie's most viewed sites we find this site. this site has a crypto miner on it, just so i'm not making up claims without proof here. there is also a very populated #crypto tag on neocities (has porn in it tho so be warned...).

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dynamic/server-side web hosting

$5/mo for neocities premium seems cheap until you realize... The Beautiful World of Server-side Web Hosting!

client-side AKA static web hosting (neocities, geocities) means you can upload images, audio, video, and other files that do not interact with the server where the website is hosted, like html, css, and javascript. the user reading your webpage does not send any information to the server like a username, password, their favourite colour, etc. - any variables handled by scripts like javascript will be forgotten when the page is reloaded, since there's no way to save it to the web server. server-side AKA dynamic web hosting can utilize any script like php, ruby, python, or perl, and has an SQL database to store variables like the aforementioned that would have previously had nowhere to be stored.

there are many places in 2024 you can host a website for free, including: infinityfree (i use this for my test websites :B has tons of subdomains to choose from) [unlimited sites, 5gb/unlimited storage], googiehost [1 site, 1gb/1mb storage], freehostia [5 sites/1 database, 250mb storage], freehosting [1 site, 10gb/unlimited storage]

if you want more features like extra websites, more storage, a dedicated e-mail, PHP configuration, etc, you can look into paying a lil shmoney for web hosting: there's hostinger (this is my promocode so i get. shmoney. if you. um. 🗿🗿🗿) [$2.40-3.99+/mo, 100 sites/300 databases, 100gb storage, 25k visits/mo], a2hosting [$1.75-12.99+/mo, 1 site/5 databases, 10gb/1gb storage], and cloudways [$10-11+/mo, 25gb/1gb]. i'm seeing people say to stay away from godaddy and hostgator. before you purchase a plan, look up coupons, too! (i usually renew my plan ahead of time when hostinger runs good sales/coupons LOL)

here's a big webhost comparison chart from r/HostingHostel circa jan 2024.

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domain names

most of the free website hosts will give you a subdomain like yoursite.has-a-cool-website-69.org, and usually paid hosts expect you to bring your own domain name. i got my domain on namecheap (enticing registration prices, mid renewal prices), there's also porkbun, cloudflare, namesilo, and amazon route 53. don't use godaddy or squarespace. make sure you double check the promo price vs. the actual renewal price and don't get charged $120/mo when you thought it was $4/mo during a promo, certain TLDs (endings like .com, .org, .cool, etc) cost more and have a base price (.car costs $2,300?!?). look up coupons before you purchase these as well!

namecheap and porkbun offer something called "handshake domains," DO NOT BUY THESE. 🤣🤣🤣 they're usually cheaper and offer more appealing, hyper-specific endings like .iloveu, .8888, .catgirl, .dookie, .gethigh, .♥, .❣, and .✟. I WISH WE COULD HAVE THEM but they're literally unusable. in order to access a page using a handshake domain, you need to download a handshake resolver. every time the user connects to the site, they have to provide proof of work. aside from it being incredibly wasteful, you LITERALLY cannot just type in the URL and go to your own website, you need to download a handshake resolver, meaning everyday internet users cannot access your site.

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hosting a static site on a dynamic webhost

you can host a static (html/css/js only) website on a dynamic web server without having to learn PHP and SQL! if you're coming from somewhere like neocities, the only thing you need to do is configure your website's properties. your hosting service will probably have tutorials to follow for this, and possibly already did some steps for you. you need to point the nameserver to your domain, install an SSL certificate, and connect to your site using FTP for future uploads. FTP is a faster, alternative way to upload files to your website instead of your webhost's file upload system; programs like WinSCP or FileZilla can upload using FTP for you.

if you wanna learn PHP and SQL and really get into webdev, i wrote a forum post at Mysidia Adoptables here, tho it's sorted geared at the mysidia script library itself (Mysidia Adoptables is a free virtual pet site script, tiny community. go check it out!)

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file storage & backups

a problem i have run into a lot in my past like, 20 years of internet usage (/OLD) is that a site that is free, has a small community, and maybe sounds too good/cheap to be true, has a higher chance of going under. sometimes this happens to bigger sites like tinypic, photobucket, and imageshack, but for every site like that, there's like a million of baby sites that died with people's files. host your files/websites on a well-known site, or at least back it up and expect it to go under!

i used to host my images on something called "imgjoe" during the tinypic/imageshack era, it lasted about 3 years, and i lost everything hosted on there. more recently, komaedalovemail had its webpages hosted here on tumblr, and tumblr changed its UI so custom pages don't allow javascript, which prevented any new pages from being edited/added. another test site i made a couple years ago on hostinger's site called 000webhost went under/became a part of hostinger's paid-only plans, so i had to look very quickly for a new host or i'd lose my test site.

if you're broke like me, looking into physical file storage can be expensive. anything related to computers has gone through baaaaad inflation due to crypto, which again, I Freaquing Hate, and is killing mother nature. STOP MINING CRYPTO this is gonna be you in 1 year

...um i digress. ANYWAYS, you can archive your websites, which'll save your static assets on The Internet Archive (which could use your lovely donations right now btw), and/or archive.today (also taking donations). having a webhost service with lots of storage and automatic backups can be nice if you're worried about file loss or corruption, or just don't have enough storage on your computer at home!

if you're buying physical storage, be it hard drive, solid state drive, USB stick, whatever... get an actual brand like Western Digital or Seagate and don't fall for those cheap ones on Amazon that claim to have 8,000GB for $40 or you're going to spend 13 days in windows command prompt trying to repair the disk and thenthe power is gong to go out in your shit ass neighvborhood and you have to run it tagain and then Windows 10 tryes to update and itresets the /chkdsk agin while you're awayfrom town nad you're goig to start crytypting and kts just hnot going tot br the same aever agai nikt jus not ggiog to be the saeme

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further webhosting options

there are other Advanced options when it comes to web hosting. for example, you can physically own and run your own webserver, e.g. with a computer or a raspberry pi. r/selfhosted might be a good place if you're looking into that!

if you know or are learning PHP, SQL, and other server-side languages, you can host a webserver on your computer using something like XAMPP (Apache, MariaDB, PHP, & Perl) with minimal storage space (the latest version takes up a little under 1gb on my computer rn). then, you can test your website without needing an internet connection or worrying about finding a hosting plan that can support your project until you've set everything up!

there's also many PHP frameworks which can be useful for beginners and wizards of the web alike. WordPress is one which you're no doubt familiar with for creating blog posts, and Bluehost is a decent hosting service tailored to WordPress specifically. there's full frameworks like Laravel, CakePHP, and Slim, which will usually handle security, user authentication, web routing, and database interactions that you can build off of. Laravel in particular is noob-friendly imo, and is used by a large populace, and it has many tutorials, example sites built with it, and specific app frameworks.

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addendum: storing sensitive data

if you decide to host a server-side website, you'll most likely have a login/out functionality (user authentication), and have to store things like usernames, passwords, and e-mails. PLEASE don't launch your website until you're sure your site security is up to snuff!

when trying to check if your data is hackable... It's time to get into the Mind of a Hacker. OWASP has some good cheat sheets that list some of the bigger security concerns and how to mitigate them as a site owner, and you can look up filtered security issues on the Exploit Database.

this is kind of its own topic if you're coding a PHP website from scratch; most frameworks securely store sensitive data for you already. if you're writing your own PHP framework, refer to php.net's security articles and this guide on writing an .htaccess file.

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but. i be on that phone... :(

ok one thing i see about straw.page that seems nice is that it advertises the ability to make webpages from your phone. WYSIWYG editors in general are more capable of this. i only started looking into this yesterday, but there ARE source code editor apps for mobile devices! if you have a webhosting plan, you can download/upload assets/code from your phone and whatnot and code on the go. i downloaded Runecode for iphone. it might suck ass to keep typing those brackets.... we'll see..... but sometimes you're stuck in the car and you're like damn i wanna code my site GRRRR I WANNA CODE MY SITE!!!

↑ code written in Runecode, then uploaded to Hostinger. Runecode didn't tell me i forgot a semicolon but Hostinger did... i guess you can code from your webhost's file uploader on mobile but i don't trust them since they tend not to autosave or prompt you before closing, and if the wifi dies idk what happens to your code.

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ANYWAYS! HAPPY WEBSITE BUILDING~! HOPE THIS HELPS~!~!~!

-Mod 12 @eeyes

[musogato]

My website had its 23rd anniversary today. To celebrate, I brought it back from the grave. I mean, technically. It currently only has the front page and the (very necessary) 404 page, but its better than the nothingburger that's been there for the past year when the server it was on died and took everything with it.

Twenty-three years. To be honest, I'm not entirely sure reviving it isn't a mistake. I was 16 when that site went up. I am, very much, no longer 16. I don't blog about myself like I did back then. I don't create like I did back then either. Fansites are very much a thing of the internet past, and just glancing at html/php coding and what updates I would have to make to my old pages in order to safely upload them gives me a headache. There was a reason why most of my sites hadn't been updated in seven years. There was reason why I let it sit, deleted, for most of last of year.

And as much as I am proud of Distant Horizon and all the hard work I put into it, and how my heart is warmed by people who still came to visit it long after it had gathered dust, or used the TCG card image gallery for their current games, it doesn't change that it's all still visible and accessible on the internet archive. Nor that I still, very much, do not ever want to update it with modern atla info ever again.

I'm sorry, I'm old and tired and got other things I want to do.

So why revive it?? why pay for hosting, why go through the trouble of updating the code and uploading everything once again, if I'm not committed to keeping it online? If I don't have any other ideas for what to do with the space? I don't know. Part of me jokingly wants to make a WHA fansite that just. highlights my favorite characters. Make some old-school LJ icons, or little blinky banners. God is that Fanlistings site even still up??

So much has changed. And it feels like everything is unraveling at the seams. But I laughed, seeing my old homepage in that sky-blue color. Seeing that silly Appa art with the gaang barely hanging on on the 404 page. Musogato.com was my home before everything else took over online.

So happy 23, MG. I don't know what your future is, but then, it's not like I know mine, either. 🎂

[pricechecktranslations]

The heavenly yard blog infomine, part 9: More Wiegenlied of Green, Chrono Story, Evils Court, Daughter of Evil Worldguide

There's a few months here where mothy does very little blogging, using it more for announcements than journaling (I imagine because he's too busy). Bunch of updates in August around Summer Comiket though.

4 February 2011 ~ 13 September 2011

---February 2011---

4th

-the ~court of greed~ album is now available at Toranoana, and he's holding a signing event for Wiegenlied of Green.

11th Page 1

-"Sekihan the Best", which features the Venomania, Servant, and Tailor songs has hit 6th place in Oricon's weekly rankings.

Page 2

-The Judgment of Corruption album and Evils Forest will be sold at the "foreheadS" circle at Vocaloid Festa

21st

-"Last Revolver" is going to be included on the "GUMism from Megpoid" album.

-He has also uploaded "Millennium Wiegenlied" as the image song for "Wiegenlied of Green".

-mothy also apologizes for all the delays in uploading PVs to NicoNico, and the delays that have resulted in getting his songs released to the public (basically there are songs that are made earlier than others but get released later due to these delays).

-he clarifies that uploading videos on NicoNico is still a hobby for him rather than a career. As such the PV artists are usually doing the work for free, and so he doesn't set any deadlines on when the art gets done (he has them prioritize other work before his own). He understands some people might be frustrated with this given he has yet to release the songs on Evils Kingdom, but he doesn't want to sacrifice video quality by rushing it.

28th

-Wiegenlied of Green is now on sale.

-a lot of people came to his autograph session on the 26th. He notes the atmosphere of a bookstore was very different from the conventions he's used to.

-amusingly, PHP as a company typically publishes business texts, so one of the reps noted they weren't used to so many young people (including school-aged teens) attending their signing events.

---March 2011---

26th

-mothy expresses condolences regarding the earthquake that happened around this time. He himself was not unaffected but nothing major was broken and no one close to him was hurt. He's been moved by all the devastation he's been seeing in the news and getting emails about, though.

-mothy gives a reply that based on context I am ASSUMING is him giving permission to use his works for non-profit activities (ex, school festivals), and telling them to contact him if it's for a paid performance.

---April 2011---

20th

-"Ball of One Hundred Blooming Flowers", which has the Duke Venomania song on it, is now on sale.

-mothy shares some sales stats for Cloture and Wiegenlied. He also hints at a doujin album and collaboration for the summer event (comiket I think), hinting at it'll have a lot of Miku in it.

---May 2011---

12th

-NicoNico's outage from I guess a cyberattack is still ongoing so I cannot see the videos he has linked here, just up front.

-Mothy has uploaded the video for Chrono Story and talks about it a little bit. It's on the Evils Kingdom album, of course, and was written with that album in mind, so it's not as easy to understand as a story on its own. It serves to bridge the gap between the Abandonment and Venomania songs (with Venomania's mansion showing up in the end).

-It features Elluka, of course, who shows up in the Daughter of Evil series, though it is not from her perspective. He gives a little rundown of the plot for anyone who hasn't listened to the other songs, and makes clear that while Elluka doesn't show up in the Venomania song, she does play a role in the Seven Deadly Sins series.

-He also clarifies that it was Rgveta (the artist behind the video) who added the subtitles to the PV and uploaded it to Youtube.

---June 2011---

11th

-mothy announces he'll be at VOCALOID Master 16 and gives details on his booth (nothing new to be sold there it sounds like)

-he also says he'll upload Judgment of Corruption by next week.

---July 2011---

13th

-mothy announces he's working on the Evils Court album

15th

-there's an interview with mothy in the August 2011 edition of "COSnap!" magazine.

22nd

-mothy shares the track list for Evils Court.

28th

-The Servant of Evil manga will be selling its first volume on August 8th

30th

-mothy announces the Daughter of Evil Worldguide (Ent'racte) late August, saying it will contain the Twiright Prank short story among other things.

---August 2011---

1st

-mothy talks a little more about the Worldguide's contents (Adventure of a Boy and Girl)

2nd

-more hype for Worldguide, this time for Retrouver of Silver.

3rd

-the website for Servant of Evil manga has reopened and chapters 1-3 can be read for free (this is no longer the case, unfortunately)

4th

-Evils Court now has a website (which is still up), and the Crossfade has uploaded to NicoNico. Preorders are open now as well

5th

-Mothy got his sample copy of the Servant of Evil manga (he notes with amusement that his approval is on the cover band as a selling point).

-He answers some questions--he's planning to release his third novel this winter but that's not set in stone. He's also still figuring out some of the distribution logistics for Evils Court, but the plan is to ship them out after Comiket.

8th

-mothy advertises that theatre troup Brioche is performing "Daughter of Evil ~one for tow~" (did he mistype "two"?) in September. He says this is going to have a completely different script and cast from the previous performance. -he links the website, which is still technically up but all of the information is gone.

9th

-mothy shares all the works being sold at summer comiket. On his end this is Evils Court, ~Court of Greed~, and Evils Forest. uniMemo is selling some albums with him too.

10th

-mothy shows off his sample CD for Evils Court.

11th

-mothy talks a bit more in anticipation of comiket. In particular he warns people to be prepared (such as with a cold drink), as it will be very hot outside with large crowds.

-he will not be signing autographs or taking any other requests as long as he has a line (or even if he doesn't) in order to reduce foot traffic congestion at the event.

17th Page 1

-mothy thanks everyone for coming to summer Comiket. Evils Court is now on consignment (he talks a little about how he made the case transparent? I'm not sure what he means by this, I don't own a physical copy). He's run out of Evils Forest, as well.

Page 2

-the Venomania song has hit 1 million views (while he was away at Comiket).

-He's particularly chuffed about this because at the time he made the song he was mostly experimenting on how to use Gakupo, which was a bit difficult for him to handle.

26th

-Evils Court's songs are now available on KarenT for download, and the album itself will be sold for a limited time through consignment (he lists the stores where it will be sold).

27th

-the PV for the DoE Worldguide has been uploaded to NicoNico.

-mothy originally submitted 4 stories for the worldguide thinking he would only use 2, but 3 wound up getting in. The 4th one was omitted because it was too long, and it had a weaker connection to the main plot. Ironically it was the one he had put the most thought into, so he thinks he'll use it elsewhere maybe (I'm not sure which story this is referring to exactly).

---September 2011---

3rd

-mothy is attending VOCALOID Master 17.

-he'll be selling Evils Court and the ~court of greed~ album (for the latter, this is its last run). Other sales are going on too (the Servant of Evil manga at another booth and uniMemo's stuff).

11th

-Evils Court has sold out, so he'll be making more copies to start selling again at the end of September.

13th

-Servant of Evil is going to be included in "The VOCALOID" album produced by Yamaha.

[kihaku-gato]

just remembered a college assignment where I had to code a functioning image uploader etc. for a webpage via php and shuddered.

Was it neat? yeah. Has it made me thought about making such things? A little bit. Would I actually do it again? HELL NO.

[graphicdesign01bbsmit]

Mastering Web Development: A Comprehensive Guide for Beginners

In the vast landscape of technology, web development stands as a crucial cornerstone. It encompasses the art and science of building websites, ranging from simple static pages to complex web applications. Whether you're aiming to pursue a career in software development or seeking to enhance your digital presence, understanding web development is essential.

In this comprehensive guide, we'll take you through the fundamental concepts and practical skills needed to master web development from scratch. Let's dive in!

1. Understanding HTML (Hypertext Markup Language)

HTML serves as the backbone of every web page, providing the structure and content. It uses tags to define different elements such as headings, paragraphs, images, and links. By mastering HTML, you'll be able to create well-structured and semantically meaningful web documents.

2. Exploring CSS (Cascading Style Sheets)

CSS is the language used to style HTML elements, enhancing their appearance and layout. With CSS, you can customize colors, fonts, spacing, and more, giving your website a polished and professional look. Understanding CSS selectors and properties is essential for effective styling.

3. Introduction to JavaScript

JavaScript is a versatile programming language that adds interactivity and dynamic behavior to web pages. From simple animations to complex web applications, JavaScript powers a wide range of functionalities. Learning JavaScript fundamentals such as variables, functions, and events is crucial for web development.

4. Building Responsive Websites

In today's mobile-centric world, it's essential to create websites that adapt seamlessly to various screen sizes and devices. Responsive web design achieves this by using fluid grids, flexible images, and media queries. Mastering responsive design principles ensures that your websites look great on desktops, tablets, and smartphones.

5. Introduction to Version Control with Git

Git is a powerful tool for tracking changes in your codebase and collaborating with other developers. By learning Git basics such as branching, merging, and committing, you can streamline your development workflow and effectively manage project versions.

6. Introduction to Front-End Frameworks

Front-end frameworks like Bootstrap, Foundation, and Materialise provide pre-designed components and stylesheets to expedite web development. By leveraging these frameworks, you can create responsive and visually appealing websites with less effort and code.

7. Introduction to Back-End Development

While front-end development focuses on the user interface, back-end development deals with server-side logic and database management. Learning back-end languages such as Node.js, Python, or PHP enables you to build dynamic web applications and handle user interactions efficiently.

8. Deploying Your Website

Once you've developed your website, it's time to make it accessible to the world. Deploying a website involves selecting a web hosting provider, uploading your files, and configuring domain settings. Understanding the deployment process ensures that your website goes live smoothly.

9. Conclusion and Next Steps

Congratulations on completing this comprehensive guide to mastering web development! By now, you've gained a solid understanding of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, version control, frameworks, and deployment. As you continue your journey in web development, remember to stay curious, practice regularly, and explore advanced topics to further refine your skills.

Resources for Further Learning:

Online tutorials and documentation

Interactive coding platforms

Community forums and discussion groups

Next Steps:

Explore advanced topics such as web performance optimization, server-side rendering, and progressive web apps.

Build real-world projects to apply your skills and showcase your portfolio.

Stay updated with the latest trends and technologies in web development through blogs, podcasts, and conferences.

With dedication and perseverance, you'll continue to evolve as a proficient web developer, creating innovative solutions and contributing to the ever-changing digital landscape . Happy coding!

[prajna-alva]

Gophish Setup Guide: Launching Phishing Campaigns

Phishing Scenario : CASE 1 - Breaking news

Objective: The objective of this phishing campaign is to lure employees into clicking a malicious link disguised as breaking news from the company. The landing page masqueraded as a Gmail sign-in page, prompting users to enter their login credentials. This page was designed to steal users' email account credentials.

Install Gophish framework

Make the required changes in the config.json file

Launch Gophish and our first step would be to set up the sending profile by which we will send out phishing emails. 

Let’s assume that the target company is using Gmail server

(When setting up the sending profile in Gophish using a Gmail account, you have to enable 2FA and give app access to Gophish)

Since our target company is using Gmail server, we will use Gmail email on our phishing campaign so we have set host as smtp.gmail.com:587. After creating the sending profile, we have to test if the sending profile works by sending a test email.

We're using the email address adster.matrix@gmail.com as our designated Gmail account for sending phishing emails. Make sure to include the password that was generated when granting Gophish access to this Gmail account. After configuring the sending profile, we can test it by sending a test mail.

This is what the test mail will look like:

Email Template

The next step involves integrating an email template for the phishing campaign. We can opt for a pre-made template, for example, here we use a Breaking News email template, for initial testing. We can incorporate a tracking image within the emails to monitor various engagement metrics, including email opens, clicks, and receipt statuses. It also has an option where we can add a link which will redirect the victim to the landing page. On the landing page we can proceed to request for more valuable information from the user.

Landing Page

In the third step, set up a landing page where targets will be directed after clicking a link in the email. This landing page plays a crucial role in the phishing campaign, as it's where you can capture sensitive information like passwords. Gophish defaults to using http://0.0.0.0:80 for the landing page, but we can customize it to look like a legitimate login page or other enticing content to attract targets. We'll need to specify a redirect page where users will be sent after submitting their credentials.

In the User & Groups section, you'll need to input the email addresses of your targets. Gophish framework requires you to provide the first name, last name, email address, and the rank of each target individual on the user groups page. You can also upload target details from a CSV file stored on your local system using import feature.

Install and set up Ngrok:

Install ngrok via Apt with the following command:

curl -s https://ngrok-agent.s3.amazonaws.com/ngrok.asc \

 | sudo tee /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d/ngrok.asc >/dev/null && echo "deb https://ngrok-agent.s3.amazonaws.com buster main" \

  | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ngrok.list && sudo apt update && sudo apt install ngrok

Run the following command to add your authtoken to the default ngrok.yml configuration file.

ngrok config add-authtoken 2crm6P5lWlbTm4rwoGqn0QSHhPA_6nf7WmMJFKXVSD2SgBohF

Create an index.html page for the landing page and launch python http server in the port 8001

               • python3 -m http.server 8001

               Note: Verify in the browser if it's actually accessible.

We can also use other login page cloning techniques like built in gophish cloner, or Github projects (we used), Custom or by using third party clones (ex-goclone).

If it's a php file use the following command instead:

               • php -S localhost:8001 -t . 

Launch ngrok :

ngrok http http://localhost:8001/

Use the URL under forwarding and paste it on the Gophish URL section in the campaign page shown below:

Creating Gophish Campaign:

Go to the Campaigns section.

Choose the right email and landing page templates.

Enter the landing page server URL.

Select the target group.

Start the campaign and monitor its progress.

Once we click on the link we are directed to the landing page, where we can enter our credentials.

You can find all the phishing reports related to a specific campaign on the Dashboard in the Gophish framework. Here, you can see details such as sent emails, opened emails, clicked links, submitted data, and any emails reported as phishing by the targets. This page provides a comprehensive overview of the ongoing phishing campaign.

Phishing scenario: Case 2 - Password Reset Campaign

The aim of this phishing campaign is to trick users into divulging their login credentials by pretending to offer account protection in response to a fake mailbox compromise.

Users received an urgent email claiming their mailbox was compromised. They were directed to a phishing landing page disguised as a password reset portal.

Upon clicking the link, Users were redirected to a fake password reset page resembling the email service provider's design, where they were prompted to enter their login credentials.

[setsuntamew]

I FIXED THE IMAGE HOSTING ON MY SERVER I'M SO PROUD!!!!!!

I managed to fuck it up over the summer when I was trying to install a music streaming service and had to change the PHP version. And I never quite got the music thing installed - I instead had to get my hosting service to install it for me - but in the process, some of the PHP/MySQL stuff got fucked up and just...stopped.

And every time I tried to fix it, I'd give myself a massive fucking headache and get really frustrated and angry at myself BUT NOT TODAY!!! I mean, I was frustrated and had a headache but I managed to fix it!!!!

FINALLY.

Now I can upload images and generate links for them, instead of just using my FTP client and manually typing up the links for each fucking image I need to use.

[firespirited]

Long post. Press j to skip.

I AM SICK OF THE STUPID AI DEBATES, does it imagine, is it based on copyrightable material, are my patterns in there?

That's not the point.

I briefly got into website design freelancing (less than 3 months) before burn out.

The main reason was that automation had begun for generating stylesheets in somewhat tasteful palettes, for automatically making html/xml (they really haven't learned to simplify and tidy code though, they just load 50 divs instead of one), for batch colourising design elements to match and savvy designers weren't building graphics from scratch and to spec unless it was their day job.

Custom php and database design died with the free bundled CMS packages that come with your host with massive mostly empty unused values.

No-one has talked about the previous waves of people automated out of work by website design generators, code generators, the fiverr atomisation of what would have been a designers job into 1 logo and a swatch inserted into a CMS by an unpaid intern. Reviews, tutorials, explanations and articles are generated by stealing youtube video captions, scraping fan sites and putting them on a webpage. Digitally processing images got automated with scripts stolen from fan creators who shared. Screencaps went from curated processed images made by a person to machine produced once half a second and uploaded indiscriminately. Media recaps get run into google translate and back which is why they often read as a little odd when you look up the first results.

This was people's work, some of it done out of love, some done for pay. It's all automated and any paid work is immediately copied/co-opted for 20 different half baked articles on sites with more traffic now. Another area of expertise I'd cultivated was deep dive research, poring over scans of magazines and analysing papers, fact checking. I manually checked people's code for errors or simplifications, you can get generators to do that too, even for php. I used to be an english-french translator.

The generators got renamed AI and slightly better at picture making and writing but it's the same concept.

The artists that designed the web templates are obscured, paid a flat fee by the CMS developpers, the CMS coders are obscured, paid for their code often in flat fees by a company that owns all copyright over the code and all the design elements that go with. That would have been me if I hadn't had further health issues, hiding a layer in one of the graphics or a joke in the code that may or may not make it through to the final product. Or I could be a proof reader and fact checker for articles that get barely enough traffic while they run as "multi snippets" in other publications.

The problem isn't that the machines got smarter, it's that they now encroach on a new much larger area of workers. I'd like to ask why the text to speech folks got a flat fee for their work for example: it's mass usage it should be residual based. So many coders and artists and writers got screwed into flat fee gigs instead of jobs that pay a minimum and more if it gets mass use.

The people willing to pay an artist for a rendition of their pet in the artist's style are the same willing to pay for me to rewrite a machine translation to have the same nuances as the original text. The same people who want free are going to push forward so they keep free if a little less special cats and translations. They're the same people who make clocks that last 5 years instead of the ones my great uncle made that outlived him. The same computer chips my aunt assembled in the UK for a basic wage are made with a lot more damaged tossed chips in a factory far away that you live in with suicide nets on the stairs.

There is so much more to 'AI' than the narrow snake oil you are being sold: it is the classic and ancient automation of work by replacing a human with a limited machine. Robot from serf (forced work for a small living)

It's a large scale generator just like ye olde glitter text generators except that threw a few pennies at the coders who made the generator and glitter text only matters when a human with a spark of imagination knows when to deploy it to funny effect. The issue is that artists and writers are being forced to gig already. We have already toppled into precariousness. We are already half way down the slippery slope if you can get paid a flat fee of $300 for something that could make 300k for the company. The generators are the big threat keeping folks afraid and looking at the *wrong* thing.

We need art and companies can afford to pay you for art. Gig work for artists isn't a safe stable living. The fact that they want to make machines to take that pittance isn't the point. There is money, lots of money. It's not being sent to the people who make art. It's not supporting artists to mess around and create something new. It's not a fight between you and a machine, it's a fight to have artists and artisans valued as deserving a living wage not surviving between gigs.

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Mild barriers to entry are good. They protect actual communities and allow different internet ecosystems that feel different one from another. Dumbing things down just results in a worse version of Instagram or whatever other popular app, and that’s not competitive because people can just go to the already-successful hellhole in question.

@staff​ If you won’t listen to us, maybe you’ll care what a Tech person thinks.

This is from Fan is a Tool-Using Animal by Maciej Cegłowski (the Pinboard guy):

“Something counter-intuitive to me was a lot of this fan stuff, they would use tools and web sites and plugins and Greasemonkey, like five things at once, and it’s really hard to get your mind around it. My instinct was couldn’t this be done more easily or more intuitively? But it’s actually the difficulty of the tools and the norms of the community [that] protect it. It takes a while. You have to be committed to start contributing because you have to learn how all this stuff works.

This isn’t just fandom. You know those awful PHP-based message boards like, I like to scuba dive so I go to the scuba board sometimes and I have no idea how to use it but there’s some really informative people on there. I think that these terrible interfaces actually serve a protective function where they keep the community isolated from just drive-by comments. If you ever go to the Guardian or the New York Times, places where you can actually comment very easily without ever having been there before, the comments are just totally trash. And I wonder sometimes if it’s because it’s too easy to do it.”

Number 6 is great. Stability is something all users value.

3 is... well, it depends how you implement it. Making it easy to go see all the contentful responses is great. Making it ultra easy for a new person to just dive in in total ignorance to stink up a conversation with their unconsidered opinions is horseshit.

For me, I primarily access Tumblr through my notifications page, and I most certainly don’t want any of the contentful interactions collapsed. What I already do is to hide all likes and all reblogs without commentary or tags. Those are meaningless cruft, not real interactions.

Tumblr is great not because things can go viral in no-comment reblogs but because, now that the platform is quieter, the real conversation is here and not on garbage like Twitter.

It’s entirely possible that Tumblr’s current style of infinite massive image uploads simply isn’t financially sustainable with the community Tumblr has actually attracted and without the cash cow of people paying for sexually explicit materials, but trying to become some shittier, newer app with worse features and more 13-year-olds isn’t going to fix that.

Tumblr’s Core Product Strategy

Here at Tumblr, we’ve been working hard on reorganizing how we work in a bid to gain more users. A larger user base means a more sustainable company, and means we get to stick around and do this thing with you all a bit longer. What follows is the strategy we're using to accomplish the goal of user growth. The @labs group has published a bit already, but this is bigger. We’re publishing it publicly for the first time, in an effort to work more transparently with all of you in the Tumblr community. This strategy provides guidance amid limited resources, allowing our teams to focus on specific key areas to ensure Tumblr’s future.

The Diagnosis

In order for Tumblr to grow, we need to fix the core experience that makes Tumblr a useful place for users. The underlying problem is that Tumblr is not easy to use. Historically, we have expected users to curate their feeds and lean into curating their experience. But this expectation introduces friction to the user experience and only serves a small portion of our audience. 

Tumblr’s competitive advantage lies in its unique content and vibrant communities. As the forerunner of internet culture, Tumblr encompasses a wide range of interests, such as entertainment, art, gaming, fandom, fashion, and music. People come to Tumblr to immerse themselves in this culture, making it essential for us to ensure a seamless connection between people and content. 

To guarantee Tumblr’s continued success, we’ve got to prioritize fostering that seamless connection between people and content. This involves attracting and retaining new users and creators, nurturing their growth, and encouraging frequent engagement with the platform.

Our Guiding Principles

To enhance Tumblr’s usability, we must address these core guiding principles.

Expand the ways new users can discover and sign up for Tumblr.

Provide high-quality content with every app launch.

Facilitate easier user participation in conversations.

Retain and grow our creator base.

Create patterns that encourage users to keep returning to Tumblr.

Improve the platform’s performance, stability, and quality.

Below is a deep dive into each of these principles.

Principle 1: Expand the ways new users can discover and sign up for Tumblr.

Tumblr has a “top of the funnel” issue in converting non-users into engaged logged-in users. We also have not invested in industry standard SEO practices to ensure a robust top of the funnel. The referral traffic that we do get from external sources is dispersed across different pages with inconsistent user experiences, which results in a missed opportunity to convert these users into regular Tumblr users. For example, users from search engines often land on pages within the blog network and blog view—where there isn’t much of a reason to sign up. 

We need to experiment with logged-out tumblr.com to ensure we are capturing the highest potential conversion rate for visitors into sign-ups and log-ins. We might want to explore showing the potential future user the full breadth of content that Tumblr has to offer on our logged-out pages. We want people to be able to easily understand the potential behind Tumblr without having to navigate multiple tabs and pages to figure it out. Our current logged-out explore page does very little to help users understand “what is Tumblr.” which is a missed opportunity to get people excited about joining the site.

Actions & Next Steps

Improving Tumblr’s search engine optimization (SEO) practices to be in line with industry standards.

Experiment with logged out tumblr.com to achieve the highest conversion rate for sign-ups and log-ins, explore ways for visitors to “get” Tumblr and entice them to sign up.

Principle 2: Provide high-quality content with every app launch.

We need to ensure the highest quality user experience by presenting fresh and relevant content tailored to the user’s diverse interests during each session. If the user has a bad content experience, the fault lies with the product.

The default position should always be that the user does not know how to navigate the application. Additionally, we need to ensure that when people search for content related to their interests, it is easily accessible without any confusing limitations or unexpected roadblocks in their journey.

Being a 15-year-old brand is tough because the brand carries the baggage of a person’s preconceived impressions of Tumblr. On average, a user only sees 25 posts per session, so the first 25 posts have to convey the value of Tumblr: it is a vibrant community with lots of untapped potential. We never want to leave the user believing that Tumblr is a place that is stale and not relevant. 

Actions & Next Steps

Deliver great content each time the app is opened.

Make it easier for users to understand where the vibrant communities on Tumblr are. 

Improve our algorithmic ranking capabilities across all feeds. 

Principle 3: Facilitate easier user participation in conversations.

Part of Tumblr’s charm lies in its capacity to showcase the evolution of conversations and the clever remarks found within reblog chains and replies. Engaging in these discussions should be enjoyable and effortless.

Unfortunately, the current way that conversations work on Tumblr across replies and reblogs is confusing for new users. The limitations around engaging with individual reblogs, replies only applying to the original post, and the inability to easily follow threaded conversations make it difficult for users to join the conversation.

Actions & Next Steps

Address the confusion within replies and reblogs.

Improve the conversational posting features around replies and reblogs. 

Allow engagements on individual replies and reblogs.

Make it easier for users to follow the various conversation paths within a reblog thread. 

Remove clutter in the conversation by collapsing reblog threads. 

Explore the feasibility of removing duplicate reblogs within a user’s Following feed. 

Principle 4: Retain and grow our creator base.

Creators are essential to the Tumblr community. However, we haven’t always had a consistent and coordinated effort around retaining, nurturing, and growing our creator base.  

Being a new creator on Tumblr can be intimidating, with a high likelihood of leaving or disappointment upon sharing creations without receiving engagement or feedback. We need to ensure that we have the expected creator tools and foster the rewarding feedback loops that keep creators around and enable them to thrive.

The lack of feedback stems from the outdated decision to only show content from followed blogs on the main dashboard feed (“Following”), perpetuating a cycle where popular blogs continue to gain more visibility at the expense of helping new creators. To address this, we need to prioritize supporting and nurturing the growth of new creators on the platform.

It is also imperative that creators, like everyone on Tumblr, feel safe and in control of their experience. Whether it be an ask from the community or engagement on a post, being successful on Tumblr should never feel like a punishing experience.

Actions & Next Steps

Get creators’ new content in front of people who are interested in it. 

Improve the feedback loop for creators, incentivizing them to continue posting.

Build mechanisms to protect creators from being spammed by notifications when they go viral.

Expand ways to co-create content, such as by adding the capability to embed Tumblr links in posts.

Principle 5: Create patterns that encourage users to keep returning to Tumblr.

Push notifications and emails are essential tools to increase user engagement, improve user retention, and facilitate content discovery. Our strategy of reaching out to you, the user, should be well-coordinated across product, commercial, and marketing teams.

Our messaging strategy needs to be personalized and adapt to a user’s shifting interests. Our messages should keep users in the know on the latest activity in their community, as well as keeping Tumblr top of mind as the place to go for witty takes and remixes of the latest shows and real-life events.  

Most importantly, our messages should be thoughtful and should never come across as spammy.  

Actions & Next Steps

Conduct an audit of our messaging strategy.

Address the issue of notifications getting too noisy; throttle, collapse or mute notifications where necessary.  

Identify opportunities for personalization within our email messages. 

Test what the right daily push notification limit is. 

Send emails when a user has push notifications switched off.

Principle 6: Performance, stability and quality.

The stability and performance of our mobile apps have declined. There is a large backlog of production issues, with more bugs created than resolved over the last 300 days. If this continues, roughly one new unresolved production issue will be created every two days. Apps and backend systems that work well and don't crash are the foundation of a great Tumblr experience. Improving performance, stability, and quality will help us achieve sustainable operations for Tumblr.

Improve performance and stability: deliver crash-free, responsive, and fast-loading apps on Android, iOS, and web.

Improve quality: deliver the highest quality Tumblr experience to our users. 

Move faster: provide APIs and services to unblock core product initiatives and launch new features coming out of Labs.

Conclusion

Our mission has always been to empower the world’s creators. We are wholly committed to ensuring Tumblr evolves in a way that supports our current users while improving areas that attract new creators, artists, and users. You deserve a digital home that works for you. You deserve the best tools and features to connect with your communities on a platform that prioritizes the easy discoverability of high-quality content. This is an invigorating time for Tumblr, and we couldn’t be more excited about our current strategy.

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Student Record Android App using SQLite

The Student Records Management System Android App is an Android-based mobile application designed to facilitate the efficient handling of student information. It enables an admin to manage student data, including personal information, contact details, academic records, and course information. Student Records Management System Android App uses SQLite, a lightweight relational database, to store and retrieve data locally on the Android device.

Student Record Android App Using SQLite — A Simple Yet Powerful Project

Managing student data is a common requirement for schools, colleges, and educational institutions. Building a Student Record Android App not only helps organize this information efficiently but also serves as a great learning experience for beginners in Android development. In this post, we’ll explore how to create a simple student record management app using SQLite, Android’s built-in lightweight database.

Click here: https://phpgurukul.com/student-record-android-app-using-sqlite/

Student Records Management System Android App Features

Admin Login System

Secure login authentication for admin access.

Course Management

Add new courses.

View and delete courses.

Student Records Management

Add student information:

Personal Information: Name, Gender, Course

Contact Details: Phone, Email, Address

Academic Details: HSC, SSC, CGPA

Update or delete existing student records.

View the complete list of students.

How to run the Student Records Management System Android App

Download the App Code and unzip the Student-Record-App-Android-SQLite folder

StudentRecordSystem folder contains the Source code of the app

StudentRecord.apk

This APK contains the full implementation of the application, including its user interface, business logic, and database interactions (via SQLite).

Installation Instructions:

Transfer the StudentRecord.apk file to an Android device.

Enable “Install from unknown sources” in the device settings (if not already enabled).

Tap the APK file and proceed with the installation.

Once installed, the StudentRecord app will be available in the app drawer.

The Student Record Android App is a practical and educational project for anyone starting with Android development. It covers key concepts like SQLite integration, CRUD operations, RecyclerViews, and UI interaction. Plus, it’s a project you can expand by adding features like image uploads, cloud sync, or login authentication.

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Welcome to PHPGurukul. We are a web development team striving our best to provide you with an unusual experience with PHP. Some technologies never fade, and PHP is one of them. From the time it has been introduced, the demand for PHP Projects and PHP developers is growing since 1994. We are here to make your PHP journey more exciting and useful.

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ColibriSM Nulled Script 1.4.3

Unlock the Power of Social Media with ColibriSM Nulled Script Looking to build your own dynamic and fully-featured social networking platform? The ColibriSM Nulled Script is the ultimate PHP-based solution designed for developers and entrepreneurs who want to create a modern, sleek, and intuitive social media experience—all without breaking the bank. Best of all, you can download ColibriSM Nulled Script completely free from our website today. What Is ColibriSM Nulled Script? ColibriSM is a premium PHP script that replicates the core functionality of major social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Designed with speed, security, and customization in mind, ColibriSM allows users to share posts, images, and videos, follow each other, comment, and react—all wrapped in a modern, responsive interface. This nulled version gives you full access to all premium features, letting you explore, test, and even deploy a full-scale network without the typical licensing fees. Technical Specifications Script Type: PHP, MySQL Frontend: Bootstrap 4, jQuery Backend: Secure and optimized PHP framework Database: MySQL 5.7+ Server Requirements: Apache/Nginx, PHP 7.4+, OpenSSL, cURL Why Choose ColibriSM Nulled Script? Here’s why the ColibriSM Nulled Script is the top choice for developers and startups: Full Customization: Modify layouts, modules, and features with ease. Modern UI: Clean, mobile-friendly design that provides a native app-like experience. Advanced Features: User profiles, timelines, notifications, live messaging, and more. Performance Optimized: Lightweight code ensures fast page loads and responsive performance. Multilingual Support: Ready for international deployment with RTL compatibility. Ideal Use Cases for ColibriSM Nulled Script Whether you're launching a niche social network or building a private platform for a school, company, or organization, ColibriSM adapts effortlessly. Here are just a few examples of its versatility: Student and Alumni Networks Business or Professional Communities Creative and Artistic Social Hubs Private Corporate Platforms Localized Community Networks Simple Installation Guide Getting started with ColibriSM  is fast and easy: Download the ColibriSM Nulled Script package from our website. Upload files to your hosting server via FTP or file manager. Set up your MySQL database and import the included SQL file. Edit the config.php file with your site settings and database credentials. Run the installation wizard and follow the on-screen prompts. Start customizing your platform to fit your brand or community. You’ll have a fully-functional social network live within minutes. FAQs About ColibriSM Nulled Script Is the ColibriSM Nulled Script safe to use? Yes, the version provided on our site is thoroughly scanned and tested to ensure it’s free from malicious code or backdoors. However, we always recommend using it on a development or test server first. Can I monetize my platform with this script? Absolutely! ColibriSM Nulled Script includes advertising modules and third-party integration options, making it easy to implement revenue streams. Does the nulled version have all premium features? Yes, this version gives you unrestricted access to every feature, including media uploads, real-time chat, dark mode, and more. Final Thoughts For those who are ready to bring their social networking idea to life, ColibriSM delivers everything you need. With its robust feature set, user-friendly interface, and complete customizability, it’s the go-to choice for developers and digital innovators. Download it today and start building your digital community. Want to enhance your platform's SEO performance? Don’t miss out on the powerful Yoast seo nulled plugin available on our site. Also, check out the avada nulled theme for a beautiful and customizable frontend experience.

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Step-by-Step TYPO3 Website Creation with Brand Inspirations

TYPO3 isn’t about hype—it’s about results. Known for its robustness and versatility, it serves as the digital foundation for businesses and governments that require multilingual support, custom workflows, and seamless integrations.

TYPO3 isn't just another CMS—it's the engine behind complex, high-performance websites across the globe. In this blog, we’ll walk through some standout TYPO3 projects that reveal what makes this platform so trusted and adaptable.

Ready to see TYPO3 in action? Let’s dive in!

What Is TYPO3 and Who Uses It? TYPO3 is a free, open-source content management system designed for serious, large-scale websites. It’s secure, stable, and flexible, making it perfect for organizations that need to manage complex, multilingual sites.

It’s commonly used by universities, government agencies, non-profits, and big companies that require reliable content management and easy multi-site control.

Planning Your TYPO3 Website Start with clear goals and know who your visitors are. Organize your content well and choose the right TYPO3 version for your needs. The Long-Term Support (LTS) version offers extra stability. Add extensions for extra tools like forms, SEO, and language support.

How to Install TYPO3 Make sure your server supports:

PHP 7.4+

MySQL or MariaDB

Apache or Nginx

Composer (optional but recommended)

Steps to install:

Download TYPO3

Upload to your server

Create a database

Run the installer in your browser

Set up the first admin user

Configure user roles for editors

Designing Your Website Use TYPO3’s built-in templates or customize with the Fluid templating engine. TYPO3 supports responsive design, so your site looks great on phones, tablets, and desktops.

Managing Content The TYPO3 backend is user-friendly. Create and arrange pages with the page tree, add text, images, and videos easily, and manage multiple languages all in one place.

Adding Features with Extensions Extend your site by adding extensions like news sections, contact forms, or online shops. TYPO3 integrates well with tools like Google Analytics and marketing platforms. Custom features can also be built using TYPO3’s API.

SEO and Performance TYPO3 has built-in SEO tools and extensions, including Yoast SEO, to help improve search rankings. It also uses caching to speed up your site and meets accessibility standards to ensure everyone can use your website.

Launching Your TYPO3 Site Before launch, test your site across browsers and devices, back everything up, secure it with HTTPS, set user permissions, and add analytics. Proper preparation ensures a smooth go-live.

Maintaining Your TYPO3 Site Keep TYPO3 updated for security and performance. Regularly refresh your content and review user access. Monitor your site’s health and fix issues quickly.

Examples of TYPO3 Websites

Philips Dictation (Healthcare)

Körber AG (Technology)

Saxony-Anhalt (Government)

Pearson (Education)

Lufthansa Group (Aviation)

These sites show TYPO3’s ability to handle complex, large-scale projects smoothly.

Why Choose TYPO3? TYPO3 is built to grow with your needs. It offers strong security, multilingual support, and easy scalability. It’s perfect for businesses that want a professional, reliable CMS with plenty of flexibility.

Summary TYPO3 is a great choice for organizations needing a secure, flexible CMS that can handle large, multilingual, and complex websites. For the best results, partnering with a TYPO3 expert helps with setup and ongoing management.

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Websites today tend to use a large amount of media, such as images and video, to aid communication and improve the overall graphic impact. Many sites are also dynamic and interactive, allowing users to upload their own images and video. However, enabling lay users to modify or add to a website requires an easy-to-use, automated mechanism for upload. A major consideration when using visual or audio-visual media is that it can be heavy, often taking up more than half the size of a webpage, especially if it is high-resolution. Large files slow down the uploading process, and you need to find a way to store them. There are numerous solutions for storing media files, including server-based and cloud-based storage. You can store your files a Content Delivery Network (CDN), which distributes your data across multiple servers located around the world. CDNs are suitable for content-rich websites with heavy traffic and are often cloud-based. Cloud hosting is often preferred for its flexibility and scalability, and its ability to respond dynamically to the bandwidth of a user. To help prevent a slow website that annoys customers, and to save bandwidth, you can optimize and compress media files. However, compression of large files can also be slow, so it may be more efficient to resize media files instead, resulting in a lower resolution. You need to find the right balance between the quality of an image or video and the size of the file.  How to Upload an Image or Video Using PHP, Python, and AJAX Below are three brief tutorials for uploading an image or video using these programming languages. Uploading Videos with PHP The following steps are a brief guide for uploading videos to a website. See the full tutorial. 1. Create an Upload form using HTML You can now insert PHP code to add functionality and enable the form to perform uploads. 2. Insert a Block of Code to Name the File and Extension Use a temporary name ($tmp) for the duration of the upload. Establish a path to ensure the videos are actually uploaded and include the (isset($name)) function to confirm whether the submit button has been clicked. Specify actions for the user to complete, such as “Please choose a file”, and output statements based on boolean logic. 3. Now add the Second Block of PHP Code to Specify Which File Types will be Shown The second block will look like this

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From Concept to Code: DCom USA’s Full-Service Web Development Approach

🔹 Introduction: Why Your Business Needs a Website

Every business today needs a website. It’s how customers find you, trust you, and contact you. At DCom USA, we build professional, responsive web development that help your brand stand out online. Whether you're starting fresh or need a redesign, we’ve got the skills to bring your vision to life.

🔹 What Makes a Good Website?

A good website is more than just looks. It should:

✅ Load fast on all devices ✅ Be easy to navigate ✅ Offer clear information ✅ Match your brand style ✅ Convert visitors into customers

We focus on both design and function — so your site performs well and looks great.

🔹 Key Features We Include in Every Website

We make sure every website we build includes:

Mobile-Friendly Design

User-Friendly Navigation

Contact Forms & Calls to Action

SEO-Optimized Structure

Fast Loading Speed

SSL Security Integration

Social Media Linking

Our goal is to give you a site that’s ready to grow your business.

🔹 Our Web Development Services

🧩 Custom Website Development

No templates, no shortcuts. We design from scratch based on your goals, branding, and content.

📱 Responsive Web Design

We build websites that work perfectly on desktops, smartphones, and tablets. Your visitors get the best experience — no matter their device.

🛒 eCommerce Website Solutions

Sell products online with a secure, easy-to-use store. We integrate payment gateways, shopping carts, and order management tools.

⚙️ Content Management Systems (CMS)

Want to update your own website easily? We build with WordPress, Shopify, or custom CMS platforms so you stay in control.

🔒 Website Maintenance & Security

We offer monthly plans to keep your site safe, updated, and running fast. No stress — we handle the tech, you focus on your business.

🔹 Technologies We Work With

We use the latest and most reliable technologies in web development:

HTML5 / CSS3 / JavaScript

React / Angular / Vue.js

PHP / Laravel / Node.js

WordPress / Shopify / WooCommerce

MySQL / MongoDB / Firebase

API Integration / CRM Connections

Whatever your needs, we choose the right tools for your project.

🔹 Industries We Serve

We’ve built websites for clients in many industries, including:

🏢 Corporate & Business 🛍️ Retail & eCommerce 📚 Education & Training 🍴 Restaurants & Food Services 🏥 Healthcare & Medical 🏠 Real Estate 📱 Startups & Tech Firms

We customize the experience based on your industry’s specific needs.

🔹 Our Process: Step-by-Step

Here’s how we bring your website to life:

Consultation & Planning – Understand your goals, audience, and content

Design Phase – Create layout, colors, and user flow

Development – Build your site with clean, optimized code

Content Upload – Add your text, images, and branding

Testing – Check mobile, browser compatibility, and speed

Launch – Go live and make your brand shine online

Ongoing Support – We’re here for future updates and maintenance

🔹 SEO-Ready Websites

We follow best SEO practices so your site ranks well in search engines:

🔍 Fast load time 📱 Mobile responsiveness 📄 Clean code and structure 🧭 Keyword-focused content setup 🔗 Internal linking and metadata

This means more visibility, traffic, and business for you.

🔹 Why Choose DCom USA?

✔️ Experienced Team – Years of hands-on experience in modern web development ✔️ Tailored Approach – We focus on what works for your business ✔️ Affordable Packages – Quality service that fits your budget ✔️ Transparent Process – Clear communication from start to finish ✔️ Local California Expertise – We understand your market

We don’t just deliver websites — we deliver results.

🔹 FAQs – Quick Answers

Q: How long does it take to build a website? A: Typically 2–6 weeks, depending on the project size.

Q: Can I update the website myself later? A: Yes! We build CMS-based websites so you can easily make edits.

Q: Will my site work on mobile? A: Absolutely. All our sites are mobile-friendly by default.

🔹 Conclusion: Build Your Digital Future Today

A professional web development opens doors for new opportunities, clients, and sales. At DCom USA, we help you create a website that’s powerful, attractive, and ready to grow. Whether you need a basic site or a full-featured online platform — we’re here to make it happen.

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code php ✅ Upload ảnh gốc + tất cả size con (thumbnail, medium, large...) ✅ Tạo metadata s3 cho t ừng size cho cloudflare r2 Hướng dẫn fix

✅ Upload ảnh gốc + tất cả size con (thumbnail, medium, large…) ✅ Tạo metadata s3 cho từng size ✅ Serialize chuẩn _wp_attachment_metadata ➔ lưu đúng 100% như plugin chuyên dùng ✅ Chạy 1 lần xong, website WooCommerce load hình Cloud auto ngay. 🚀 Đây là bản FULL CHUẨN mình gói lại cho bạn nè: <?php /* Template Name: Cloud Image Upload */ require 'vendor/autoload.php'; // Nhớ cài aws/aws-sdk-php qua…

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How to Speed Up Your WordPress Theme Without Plugins

Let’s be real—plugins are great, but sometimes you just don’t want to rely on too many of them. They can slow things down, conflict with each other, or even break your site. So, the big question is:

Can you speed up your WordPress theme without plugins? Short answer: Absolutely. Longer answer: Let’s show you how.

If you’re using a decent WordPress theme already, you’re halfway there. The rest comes down to a few smart tweaks that make a huge difference in load time.

1. Use a Lightweight Theme (It Matters More Than You Think)

Before you even start tweaking, the best thing you can do is start with a theme that’s already fast. Some themes are built with speed in mind—others are packed with bloat.

Look for WordPress themes that don’t load unnecessary scripts, use clean code, and keep things simple. Avoid themes that try to do everything—because they’ll end up slowing everything down.

2. Clean Up Your Media

No plugins needed—just common sense.

Resize your images before uploading

Use JPGs for photos and PNGs for graphics with transparency

Avoid uploading videos directly—embed them from YouTube or Vimeo

Large media files are one of the biggest reasons a site feels slow. The more your WordPress theme has to load on a page, the slower it’ll be.

3. Reduce External Fonts and Icons

Here’s something not many people think about: Every time your site loads a Google Font or an icon library, it’s making an external request.

Stick to one or two font styles max. And if your WordPress theme lets you disable icon packs you’re not using (like Font Awesome), do it.

Bonus tip: Consider using system fonts. They look clean and load instantly.

4. Trim the Fat (Widgets, Animations, and Stuff You Don’t Need)

Take a good, hard look at your pages. Are you really using everything in your header? Do you need that image slider?

Sometimes, the best way to make your WordPress theme faster is to simply… use less.

✅ Disable unused sections ✅ Avoid autoplay sliders and videos ✅ Keep your homepage clean and focused

Less stuff = faster load = happier visitors.

5. Minify CSS and JavaScript (Manually)

Yes, it’s easier with plugins—but you can do it by hand, too.

If you're comfortable editing theme files, combine and minify your CSS and JS. Tools like Minifier.org or Toptal’s Minifier can help.

Once you’ve compressed the files, replace the originals in your theme’s directory.

⚠️ Pro tip: Always back up your theme before making changes.

6. Enable GZIP Compression and Browser Caching

This one happens server-side—but again, no plugin needed.

Most hosting providers let you enable GZIP compression and set browser caching rules via .htaccess or your control panel. These changes make your WordPress theme load assets faster and more efficiently.

Not sure how? Ask your host—they’ll usually help in minutes.

7. Lazy Load Images (The Native Way)

Modern browsers now support native lazy loading. All you need to do is add:

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<img src="image.jpg" loading="lazy" alt="..." />

Some WordPress themes already do this by default. If yours doesn’t, a few tweaks in your theme’s image functions or templates can add it.

Result? Images won’t load until they’re actually needed—speeding up the initial load time.

8. Disable Emoji and Embed Scripts

WordPress loads extra scripts for emojis and embeds—even if you’re not using them. You can disable them by adding a few lines to your functions.php file:

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remove_action('wp_head', 'print_emoji_detection_script', 7); remove_action('wp_print_styles', 'print_emoji_styles'); remove_action('wp_head', 'wp_oembed_add_discovery_links');

Just like that, your WordPress theme sheds some extra weight.

And Finally… Choose the Right Theme Provider

All the tweaks in the world can’t fix a poorly built theme. That’s why starting with a solid, optimized foundation is key.

At webxThemes, all our WordPress themes are designed with speed, performance, and SEO in mind. They’re clean, lightweight, and made for people who care about quality—whether or not they use plugins.

Wrap Up

So yes—you can speed up your WordPress theme without plugins. It just takes a bit of manual effort, some smart design decisions, and a focus on what really matters.

Start light. Cut the fluff. And keep your visitors (and Google) happy.

Need help finding a theme that doesn’t slow you down? Check out webxThemes—we’ve got you covered.