Chris Hood
Today, I went for a Ride
Total time suffering: 1 hour, 3 minutes, 15 seconds across 23928.9 meters
Learn more about today’s journey through paradise here.
Month: July 2018
Thursday with PC3
Today, I went for a Ride
Total time suffering: 1 hour, 56 minutes, 39 seconds across 42219.3 meters
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Got a little dropped. Did some exploring!
Today, I went for a Ride
Total time suffering: 3 hours, 39 minutes, 25 seconds across 66406.8 meters
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Recovery Ride w/ AC
Today, I went for a Ride
Total time suffering: 1 hour, 24 minutes, 45 seconds across 33189.1 meters
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If you were to make my workout into a doodle on a map, it’d look like this:
Just me and the skimmer
Today, I went for a Swim
Total time suffering: 26 minutes, 14 seconds across 914.4 meters
Learn more about today’s journey through paradise here.
If you were to make my workout into a doodle on a map, it’d look like this:
Glad to have the bike back in one piece
Today, I went for a Ride
Total time suffering: 2 hours, 51 minutes, 11 seconds across 64493.8 meters
Learn more about today’s journey through paradise here.
If you were to make my workout into a doodle on a map, it’d look like this:
Pi Web Server Security
Let’s consider this Phase II of building your own web server to host your WordPress site at home. When dealing with anything interwebs, security is something to be proactive about. Especially if you’re hosting your own Pi server from your home network. The following steps I pulled from a number of guides I found around the web, here’s what worked for me.
SSH Key Pair Authentication.
Up to now, we’ve used a password to connect to the Pi, using the default pi user. We’re going to ditch passwords and use the much more secure key pair authentication method which will help protect against brute-force password cracking attacks.
These next steps must be completed on your Linux or Mac OS desktop or laptop computer, not the Pi itself. Firstly, let’s generate the ssh keys for your machine:
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That clock is freaking relentless!!
Today, I went for a Swim
Total time suffering: 22 minutes, 29 seconds across 914.4 meters
Learn more about today’s journey through paradise here.
If you were to make my workout into a doodle on a map, it’d look like this:
Nightswimming
Today, I went for a Swim
Total time suffering: 27 minutes, 34 seconds across 1097.3 meters
Learn more about today’s journey through paradise here.
If you were to make my workout into a doodle on a map, it’d look like this:
Installing WordPress on a Raspberry Pi
Now that we have a server running Nginx, php7.0-fpm with MariaDB we can install WordPress, which will act as our content management system (CMS) and provide a framework for the website.
Install WordPress
Instlaling WordPress is pretty straightforward. Let’s make sure we’re in the correct directory:
1 | cd /var/www/html/ |
Next let’s download the latest version of WordPress to this location:
1 | sudo wget http://wordpress.org/latest.tar.gz |