Windows doesn’t support .htaccess files because of the naming convention. To Windows,.htaccess essentially is a nameless file, with a .htaccess file extension, similar in concept to having a file named .jpg. So you can see why file editors would complain if you try to save a file named .htaccess. You can workaround this by 2 [...]
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If you’ve always wanted to try out Linux, but don’t want to leave Windows and meddle with dual boots and OS installations, then Portable Ubuntu is for you! Portable Ubuntu for Windows is a Ubuntu system running as a Windows application, so you can run it entirely within Windows. This system is built with the [...]
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Some browsers automatically cache a webpage that you visit by default, and serve that cached webpage the next time you visit. That’s a problem especially if the page is constantly updated, because your cached version will be showing you outdated information. So sometimes, you’ll find yourself needing to clear your browser’s cache. Here’s how to [...]
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