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Laravel use Sendmail with Postfix and a Fallback – custom mailer

There are times when you’d like to use sendmail instead of services like Mailgun, given their pricing. For example, when ordering a VPS at TransIP, they will give you 1000 free mail sends at the moment of writing. Unfortunately, Laravel’s fallback doesn’t support it when Postfix is down. That is why I + GPT wrote […]

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Safari Browser

Safari started crashing on macOS Monterey + Sonoma 2024

Since a few months (about May 2024), Safari started crashing on macOS Monterey (and according to several forum posts also Sonoma). 2024 August update: I tried this approach and it seems to work. It seems that you close Safari once yourself without crashing. According to this forum post, You will have to remove: I have

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Nginx Exclude Certain bots

NGINX exclude certain bots like the Internet Archiver Bot

There are enough examples on the internet to exclude certain bots via .htaccess. There aren’t so many examples for when using Nginx. That is why I wrote this article. It is based on this excellent guide to exclude all bots via Builder Society. Exclude Internet Archiver Bot Insert this part somewhere within the http section

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Resolving the “Declaration of TranslatorInterface Must Be Compatible” Error in Laravel

One of Laravel’s possible issues is the “Declaration of TranslatorInterface Must Be Compatible” error, which can be quite frustrating to resolve. In this article, we will discuss a common solution to this error and an alternative approach if the standard fix doesn’t work for you. The Error The error message in question typically looks like

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Oceanhero browser

OceanHero Browser: The Eco-Friendly Browser Taking on Ocean Pollution

The Oceanhero browser is a new and innovative web browser that is taking on ocean pollution. This browser was created with the goal of raising awareness about the importance of protecting the ocean and providing a way for individuals to make a positive impact while they browse the internet. The Oceanhero browser was developed by

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Ecosia vs Oceanhero: Which Eco-Friendly Search Engine is Right for You?

Eco-friendly search engines have gained popularity in recent years as a way for individuals and organizations to reduce their carbon footprint and support environmental causes while using the internet. Ecosia and Oceanhero are two popular options in this category, but how do they compare? Ecosia Ecosia is a search engine that uses its profits to

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Best Mixcloud Techno Mixes

The Best Mixcloud Techno & Deep-House Mixes to Discover

Mixcloud is a platform that allows DJs and producers to share their mixes and sets with a global audience. With a wide variety of genres and styles represented, Mixcloud is a great resource for music fans looking to discover new sounds and artists. In this article, we’ll take a look at some of the best

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Best Vivaldi / Chrome Extensions

Best Vivaldi Extensions for Productivity, Tab Management & Sustainability

Looking for the best Vivaldi Extensions? You have come to the rightPlace! Today so many people use Vivaldi as their favorite webbrowser. Since Vivaldi is based on Chrome, you can use most Chrome Extensions directly for Vivaldi. In this article you will find the best Vivaldi extensions for blocking ads, privacy, shopping, goals and sustainability, tab management

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