1 Discovering the Problem: Plugins Cannot Be Updated After Upgrade Recently, due to security vulnerability fixes, the frequency of WordPress version updates has significantly increased. Since the official release of 7.0, it has been updated to 7.0.3 in less than 3 months. Because of updating too...
1 Starting from an Unobtrusive Anomaly I believe that for many personal bloggers, the fact that their websites do not display favicon icons in Bing's search results should be a quite “familiar” problem. You don't even need to study it deliberately, just search in Google...
1 When Stability Begins to Require Maintenance The direct reason for writing this article is that a cross-border transit service provider I have long relied on (which I have always considered to be the most professional technically) finally collapsed recently, causing the access architecture that had been running stably for years to instantly fail. This change forced me to re...
1 The Huge Pit Encountered When Logging into Telegram on a New iPad Recently, considering that I no longer have the need for mobile office, I sold my idle M1 MacBook Pro and iPad mini 6 at home on Zhuanzhuan: then added some money to exchange for a cellular version with national subsidies ...
1 WordPress Email Notifications Control Issue Regarding the email notification function of WordPress, most friends who use WordPress to build websites should be familiar with it, right? Whether it is the automatic upgrade of the core version, the automatic upgrade of plugins, or a new...
1 The cause of the third optimization of the blog's active-active architecture: A few days ago, I was preparing to perform a very routine maintenance operation on the Mac mini node in the blog's active-active architecture: upgrading the version of Portainer. As a result, a seemingly insignificant small problem ended up putting the entire node...
1 Preface: I have been using an entry-level VPS ($39/year) from Racknerd's Chicago data center to build the “read-only node” in my blog's active-active architecture for almost half a year now. Over this half-year, the overall stability of the VPS has actually been quite good, at least...
1 Preface Since building a blog with WordPress, WordPress's natural mechanism of only allowing access from one address has made me complain many times: The reason is very simple—usually when managing the backend, I also have to use the domain name to access it. And using the domain name to access the backend, it must...
1 Preface I usually use Obsidian (Markdown) under macOS to write blogs. In the process of writing, it is inevitable to insert images, so the image hosting solution has become an unavoidable issue. My blog's final image hosting is hosted on Cloudflare...
1 The Crisis and Value of Personal Blogs Today. Once upon a time, the creative form of personal blogs (hereinafter referred to as blogs) was a beautiful landscape on the Internet. It was an era when everyone was willing to write something and share some insights: programmers recorded study notes, travelers wrote down stories along the way, food lovers...