Note: This is part 2 of a two-part segment on Email Basics. You can also read part 1 of this segment, which deals with the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol. In part 1 of this two-part segment, I mentioned that the goal of SMTP was to ensure the responsible delivery of a digital package, but also […]
Note: This is part 1 of a two-part segment on Email Basics. You can also read part 2 of this segment, which deals with the internal format of emails. With all of the government spying scares circulating recently, many people have started taking another look at the companies and people responsible for their email. Like […]
CI, or Continuous Integration, is a big help when you’re working on console applications. If you’re not familiar with the term, continuous integration refers to a system through which you can have your code compiled, executed, and tested in the background as you’re working on it. This usually happens on remote servers dedicated to the […]
Some programmers write code everyday completely unaware of their number-one most essential tool even works: the text editor. There’s a good reason for this. Most compilers and interpreters don’t care how code is formatted, and unless the language you’re working with cares about file encoding or white space, there’s no reason that you’ll ever have […]
At the top of every Tumblr user’s blog, there’s a piece of JavaScript inserted by Tumblr itself. In general, Tumblr is very generous about the control they give you over your blog’s appearance. They don’t insert any advertisements or enforce any global content other than a Quantcast visitor analytics script, follow/dashboard controls on the upper […]