If you want a website you need two things, the domain name and the web hosting. I ran into a small problem a while ago, the usual method of integrating them together is simple, just point the domain nameservers to the web hosting nameservers and it’s finished, after the DNS fully propagates you can assign it to your account.
Well like a lot of people, I had a problem that I have no space on my install partition, at best around 2GB-3GB, so I wanted to move the SteamApp folder to a different partition which had a lot more space, but I couldn’t find anywhere in setting where to set install directory or where to change the install directory.
I wanted to have Unix Timestamp in Intersystems Caché, but their timestamp is a little different than the one you are used to in other programming languages, their timestamp is “ddddd,sssss.fff”, while Unix Timestamp is defined as the number of seconds elapsed since midnight Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) of January 1, 1970, not counting leap seconds.
I’ve always hated that there is no simple way to remove all the kernels you don’t use from the Debian/Ubuntu system.
But fortunately it’s really easy to do so, from the command line.
I wanted to show all my categories on the screen on the sidebar widget, because if the category doesn’t have any posts inside the categories doesn’t show.