nginx, PHP, and WordPress (migrating from lighttpd)
Though lighttpd has served me well for the last couple years, it’s time to switch.
lighttpd 1.5.0 has been in the works since at least 2006 and doesn’t look like it’ll be out anytime before Duke Nukem Forever.
nginx, on the other hand, is leading the pack of extremely resource-efficient C10k-answering web servers these days.
So let’s jump into a CentOS/RHEL install. First, download
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The Pomegranates’ latest record was released in April, so I’m a bit behind the ball on this one, but the first three tracks are worth a listen. They’re not really chaotic, but I wouldn’t call them smooth either. “Beachcomber” has polished edges.
It reminds me a lot of the movie Adventureland. The high-hat, toms, and repeating riff at the beginning sound like an overexposed cellphone video of your adorable hipster ex-girlfriend smiling her way down Venice Beach on a clear night. Then you get a
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