Matt Komarnicki

Importing non built-in styles into Capture One is pretty straightforward and can be achieved in a multiple ways. But what are Styles? Simply speaking, Styles are predefined sets of…

Back in 2014 I wrote an article about creating bootable USB flash drive with OS X Mavericks. Since that time not much has changed in terms of how to achieve the same for more recen…

When it comes to spam prevention, it is important to find a reasonable balance between efficiency in filtering and overall user experience. Neither a too liberal method of dealing…

When dockerizing your application under macOS Big Sur, you may encounter a situation where Docker fails to boot specific container that has port 80 assigned on the host machine. Th…

Checking how your local projects render in other browsers is a typical and easy to achieve task. Most likely you have a stack of browsers installed on your host machine, where you…

Removing profile picture from local macOS account is a fairly easy process and can be conveniently performed through the command line.

To restore Sublime Text 3 to factory settings, all you have to do is to close the application and open any terminal of your choice.

A shared hosting wins over VPS with its simplicity but is also has pretty serious limitations and doesn't scale up very well. On the other hand managing your own server raises a va…

Creation of a Redis instance under ElastiCache is not a hard task. However, if you want to establish a fluent communication between caching layer and your EC2 instance, you may enc…

The idea behind the View-Presenter pattern is to separate model's display logic from the data it represents. In other words neither a model, nor a view should know anything about h…

Removing a symlink in terminal (both applicable to macOS and Linux) is exactly the same process as removing a regular file.

When you use Laravel Homestead, all of your projects are stored physically on your host. You simply do not need to worry about these files when you destroy Homestead's box, as noth…