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How to add a favicon to your website
A favicon is a small icon that serves as your website’s visual identity in browser tabs, bookmarks, and history logs. It helps users recognize...
How to make a Minecraft server: Setting up a server on Linux, Windows, and macOS
Running a private Minecraft server lets you create a custom world and play with your friends online. What’s better than that? Although setting up a...
How to use the Linux dig command
The dig command, short for domain information groper, is a powerful network tool for querying domain name system (DNS) servers. It helps diagnose and...
How to Locate and Create .htaccess File – A Step-by-Step Guide
.htaccess (hypertext access) is a hidden file used to configure additional features for websites hosted on Apache Web Server. With it, you can rewrite...
How to Use SCP Command to Copy and Transfer Files in Linux
Secure copy protocol (SCP) is a command that enables efficient and secure file transfers between two systems over a network. It uses Secure Shell...
How to Use PuTTY to Access Your Server
SSH, or Secure Shell, is a secure protocol for connecting to a remote server. To establish an SSH connection, you will need an SSH client app like...
How to Redirect To Another Domain Without Losing Search Engine Ranking
A URL redirect is a server function that sends users from one URL to another, typically using HTTP status codes like 301 or 302 redirects. Also known...
Types of CSS: Inline, External and Internal Definitions and Differences Explained
CSS defines the front-end appearance of your website. There are several types of CSS, among them are inline and external CSS. In short, the main...
How to fix the 504 Gateway Timeout error
The 504 Gateway Timeout error happens when the main server can’t get a response from another server that it needs to complete a request. Causes...