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About 'Xoogu' Channel

Web development - PHP, Wordpress, Javascript, Nginx, etc.

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'Xoogu' provides mostly long articles which may indicate the channel’s devotion to elaborated content.

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'Xoogu' provides texts of a basic readability level which can be quite comfortable for a wide audience to read and understand.

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Script to test / benchmark SQL queries

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Issues compiling PHP dependencies

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Does HTTP2 really simplify things?

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Accessing a local site on a VM with NAT (shared IP) from another computer

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Switching gallery / attachment image srcs to a static domain / CDN in WordPress

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Moving the WP Super Cache Plugins folder

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Differences between caching methods with Geo targeted content

I recently released a version of the Geo Text WordPress plugin with support for the WP Super Cache and W3 Total Cache page caching plugins. As part of...

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Optimising MySQL queries – JOIN vs IN (subquery)

[...] .rgt AND parent.id = 16) GROUP BY images.id ORDER BY images.id ASC LIMIT 0,30 #Number of runs: 76 Avg time taken: 0.0015269329673366 SELECT images.id, images.Headline, images.filename, images.Rating, [...]

Optimising MySQL queries – JOIN vs IN (subquery)

[...] images.Rating ASC, images.id DESC #Number of runs: 97 Avg time taken: 0.035095794913695 SELECT DISTINCT images.id, images.Headline, images.filename, images.Rating, images.url_name FROM images WHERE [...]

Optimising MySQL queries – JOIN vs IN (subquery)

[...] different query tested, along with the number of tests of that query and the average speed: SELECT images.id, images.Headline, images.filename, images.Rating, images.url_name FROM images WHERE images. [...]

Optimising MySQL queries – JOIN vs IN (subquery)

[...] BETWEEN parent.lft AND parent.rgt AND parent.id = 22) AS x ) ORDER BY images.Rating ASC, images.id DESC LIMIT 0,30 #Number of runs: 82 Avg time taken: 0.0047898786823924 SELECT images.id, images. [...]

Optimising MySQL queries – JOIN vs IN (subquery)

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How to automatically watermark or batch watermark photos using ImageMagick

[...] . Windows Linux / Mac The above script will take all .jpg or .jpeg files in the current directory, resize to 500px on the longest edge, and add an overlay style watermark to the bottom [...]

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[...] commands: That will first do a case insensitive search for .jpg files, starting in the current directory, and drilling down to all subdirectories, and putting each file it finds through jpegtran. I [...]

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[...] post about using scripts created in Windows on Linux, here are some comparisons to show the syntax differences between Windows batch scripts and bash scripts. Comments For loop through files in [...]

SVG Image fallback for old browsers

[...] The post SVG Image fallback for old browsers appeared first on xoogu. In the process of updating an old site to be [...]

How to automatically watermark or batch watermark photos using ImageMagick

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Optimising MySQL queries – JOIN vs IN (subquery)

[...] .rgt AND parent.id = 16) GROUP BY images.id ORDER BY images.id ASC LIMIT 0,30 #Number of runs: 76 Avg time taken: 0.0015269329673366 SELECT images.id, images.Headline, images.filename, images.Rating, [...]