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Apache Tomcat, also known as just Tomcat, Apache Tomcat Server, or Tomcat Server, proves to be a popular choice for web developers building and maintaining dynamic websites and applications based on the Java software platform. It’s reportedly called 'Tomcat' web server because the founder saw it as
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In September 2023, the highly popular first-person shooter game Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO) was updated and replaced by Counter-Strike 2 (CS2). Despite concerns about the removal of CS:GO from Steam, the new and improved CS2 is still at the top of Steam’s most-played
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A collaborative workplace environment has been proven to significantly boost productivity. In a study by Stanford University, participants who believed they were working “as part of a team” stayed on task 64% longer, reported greater engagement, and experienced less fatigue compared to those working alone. But what makes collaboration so
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WordPress is the world’s most popular website platform. Providing a solid baseline that can be further enhanced with thousands of community-sourced plugins, it can do almost everything you can think of. But success can draw the wrong kind of attention, with many WordPress website owners finding their sites
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To start by stating the obvious: people love their mobile devices. We now take
the widespread use of smartphones and tablets for granted, but when it comes to
web browsing, their impact really can’t be understated. Over the last few years
we’ve seen a number of developments that
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There are many factors to consider when deciding whether to host something yourself or use a service from a hosting provider. When it comes to server virtualisation, both the cost and the responsibility for the hardware need to be taken into account.
What is server virtualisation?
In a non-virtualised
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While a strong password can help keep your account safe, it’s not a means to an end. With two-factor authentication, you can add an extra layer of security to any account that holds your personal information – as well as that of your customers.
Read on to find out
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When it comes to controlling a server, it’s important to have access from anywhere; whether stuck in traffic or working from home, servers can be controlled from wherever you are in the world with a web browser. This can be achieved through either remote KVM access (keyboard video-monitor
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Even though Face ID and thumbprint scanning is on the rise, passwords are still
the primary method of logging in to services, and the number of accounts that
the average person uses passwords for is expected to grow to over 200 in 2020.
But with the current guidelines of including
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More and more frequently businesses are using blog posts to convey information to their customers. In fact, we’re doing it right now. From increasing SEO to improving brand awareness, there are many benefits of running a small business blog.
1. Blogging for SEO
A primary reason companies start a
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If your business has an ecommerce website, you’re going to want it to rank as
highly on search engines as possible to maximise the chance that customers will
buy your products.
November 2019 data from Advanced Web Ranking shows that organic results in
position one of a search engine
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When registering a domain name, long gone are the days where you were limited to generic top-level domains like .com, .net, or .org. These days, there are hundreds of new TLDs to choose from that can tell users something more about your business. With competition for traffic and SEO
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Every single device that connects to the internet needs some form of unique
address that can be identified and located. IP addresses provide this
functionality. So, what is IPv6? What is IPv6 used for? And what is the
difference between IPv4 and Ipv6?
IP stands for Internet Protocol: the communications
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There are lots of myths surrounding disaster recovery policies, whether you need them and how good they need to be. Here, we’ll discuss some of the biggest misconceptions about disaster recovery.
DRP stands for disaster recovery plan, which refers to a set of protocols and procedures that should be
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Linux or Windows? It’s hardly a new debate, but the arguments in favour of choosing either a Linux or Windows operating system are still as relevant as ever. While Windows continues to dominate the desktop world, Linux is generally preferred when working with data centres, seeing around twice as
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