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Author: Tom Davis

Tom Davis is a technical contributor at TechWombat. He enjoys writing on IT, open source, electronics, and other geeky arcana. Tom's always happy to reply to comments and corrections, so be nice and send him your thoughts at tomdavis@techwombat.com or in the comment section below.

How to Enable HTTP/2 in Apache 2.4 on Ubuntu 16.04

August 15, 2017July 7, 2023 Tom Davis
How to Enable HTTP/2 in Apache 2.4

In this tutorial, you will learn how to upgrade and configure Apache for HTTP/2 on Ubuntu 16.04. The steps are not complicated, but since you’ll be…

15 CommentsTutorialsapache, https, server tutorials, tutorials, ubuntu, web hosting tutorials

How to Install Nextcloud 12 on Debian 9 with a Vultr Startup Script

August 6, 2017July 7, 2023 Tom Davis
Nextcloud 12 on Debian 9 Startup Script

Having your own self-hosted Nextcloud server is extremely convenient – whether you need cloud access to your files for work or you just want Dropbox-like online storage for personal use. In this Vultr tutorial, we’ll […]

Leave a commentTutorialsdebian, linux, nextcloud, scripts, server tutorials, tutorials, vultr

Bitcoin vs. Bitcoin Cash: What the Aug. 1 Hard Fork Means

August 4, 2017July 7, 2023 Tom Davis
Bitcoin vs Bitcoin Cash

On August 1st, an experimental hard fork of the original Bitcoin software occurred, resulting in two diverging versions of the Bitcoin software and blockchain ledger. Bitcoin is still called Bitcoin, of course, while the newly-forked […]

Leave a commentBusinessbitcoin, cryptocurrency, open source

Answered: What is Bitcoin’s Minimum Transaction Fee?

August 1, 2017July 7, 2023 Tom Davis
Bitcoin Transaction Fee Charts

To send any payment, Bitcoin requires you to pay a minimum transaction fee. If you pay too low a transaction fee, your transaction might never be confirmed and will become stuck in cyberlimbo. Here you […]

Leave a commentBusinessbitcoin, cryptocurrency

BCMI Acquires Arduino AG and Makers Breathe a Sigh of Relief

July 31, 2017July 7, 2023 Tom Davis
BCMI Acquires Arduino - Open Source Secured

In a press release posted to the Arduino.cc blog on July 28, it was announced that hardware company Arduino AG had been fully acquired by BCMI, a company formed in 2016 by the original Arduino […]

Leave a commentBusinessarduino, internet of things, iot, open source, open source hardware

How to Install WordPress & LAMP on Ubuntu 16.04 (Vultr)

July 27, 2017July 7, 2023 Tom Davis
How to Install WordPress & LAMP on Ubuntu 16.04

This tutorial will show you how to install WordPress using the popular LAMP stack (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) on a Vultr VPS running Ubuntu 16.04. You can follow along whether you rent a VPS or […]

13 CommentsTutorialsapache, linux, mysql, php, ubuntu, vultr, web hosting, wordpress

Top 10 Ways to Market Your Android App

July 3, 2017July 7, 2023 Tom Davis
Top 10 Ways to Market Your Android App

Are you an indie dev sitting on your first completed Android app, but you haven’t a clue how to market it? Be cool, everyone starts out like you – including many one-hit wonder devs who […]

Leave a commentBusinessandroid, android apps

New Raspberry Pi Gets an A+ for Price, Power, and Size

November 11, 2014July 7, 2023 Tom Davis
Raspberry Pi Model A+

The Raspberry Pi Foundation has brought out a new version of the Raspberry Pi named the Model A+, and first impressions are positive. Extended from the Model A variant, the Raspberry Pi A+ offers a […]

Leave a commentGadgetscomputers, microcomputing

Top 10 Online 3D Printing Services to Print Custom 3D Designs

February 20, 2014July 7, 2023 Tom Davis
Best Online 3D Printing Services - Top 10

Consumer 3D printing is taking over the world thanks to the ever-falling prices of 3D printers, but not everyone wants to invest in a personal printing machine just to create a few cool 3D printed […]

1 CommentTechnology3d printing

Strategic Affiliate Marketing: How to Keep Your Ads Afloat

February 16, 2014July 7, 2023 Tom Davis
Strategic Affiliate Marketing

Whether you’ve been involved in affiliate marketing for years or you’re still a rookie, it always helps to look for ways to keep improving your affiliate marketing strategies. You may already have experienced being in […]

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