The “We’re 18 months into a 2-month project” joke was getting old. So, here it is, the new wavemotiondigital.com, or, as it is now known, wmd.dev. This new site could not have been created without the wonderful WMD support crew and all of our clients. For the longest time we never focused on our own […]
Google agrees to destroy browsing data collected in Incognito mode
They said the quiet part out loud. For a long time we have had little trust in Google. As the saying goes, “if something is free, you are the product” and that is especially true for one of the worst offenders when it comes to privacy. Google Docs, Sheets and Chrome are all great products […]
Vultr: Living up to their name, unacceptable TOS
This morning we received word of a new Terms of Service from one our infrastructure providers, Vultr, owned by Constant.com. Within their TOS they outline that they claim ownership of any content that is placed on their servers. An excerpt from the new TOS (which we have NOT agreed to) is below: ==== information, text, […]
The big deal about WMD DNS Passes
WMD’s DNS Manager We are very excited to debut our DNS manager system! This system allows you to manage DNS records regardless of where they are hosted. The need for this came about when editing DNS records became much more important to managing web services. See, some entities require verification of domain ownership by creating […]
Stating the obvious: You Can’t Trust Google
We have long preached about Google being a privacy vampire, finding any little way possible to monetize on every click you make. Why do you think so many of their services are “free” as in “cost no money”? Everything you put into Google is stored and your profile information is sold to whomever bids on […]
Connecting two domains in Zimbra for chat/autocomplete
We ran into a unique case recently where a client needed to connect two domains so they were essentially on the same domain. Let’s say one domain was DOMAIN_B.DEV and the other was DOMAIN_A.COM. What you are trying to do is make each domain’s GAL (Global Address Listing) available to each other. This must be […]
Fix macOS Ventura SSH access denied
The latest version of the Mac operating system, macOS 13 “Ventura” changes the way things are handled with OpenSSH. Certain legacy servers no longer adhere to the security policies of some servers that are running older OpenSSH software, specifically RedHat Enterprise Linux and CentOS Linux prior to version 7. There are a couple of ways […]
When something is free you are the product: Microsoft Edition
Microsoft purchased GitHub in 2018. For those who are not in-the-know, GitHub is a code repository that allows users to work collaboratively with their development team. It is a 3rd-party SaaS offering that offers a free tier and other pair tiers. Now GitHub Users Want to Sue Microsoft For Training an AI Tool With Their […]
WMD & Hurricane Ian
Our thoughts are with everyone in Florida, Georgia, the Carolinas and other states in the wake of Hurricane Ian. We have data centers around the world with the majority located in New York and San Francisco. We do have a data center in Miami, Florida that hosts a few sites for our clients in that […]
The biggest data breach ever (happens every day)
Just when you thought you’d heard about all the latest data breaches (and received the hundredth email telling you your data was stolen) we must shine a spotlight on another insiduous type of data breach that could be stealing and tracking your browsing data on a constant real-time basis. Let’s talk about Real-Time-Bidding, also known […]
WMD Password Generator
A new tool has been rolled out on the WMD.dev site: our password generator. This new tool was built based on a bit of need and a lot of laziness in that there is a daily need for a secure password but it can be a pain to find something that doesn’t make you create […]