This picture tries to explain why are we likely to be living in a four (4) dimensional world. One interesting reason is that it might be just "too simple" for us to exist and evolve if there are fewer. This picture was captured from a Youtube video of which unfortunately I forgot about its origin.

The following code is intended to be put at the beginning of the "index.php" file in order to redirect www-URL to the non-www -URL version. In an Apache web server, the "index" file refers to a default or entry point document that the server serves when a directory is requested by a client (e.g., through a web browser) and no specific file name is provided. This behavior allows directories to be browsed more seamlessly. In Drupal and Wordpress CMS, both employ "index.php" as the entry point document in server home directory (.e.g. web or public_html) as they are both written in PHP.

One way to force the use of HTTPS protocol for site access (instead of using the HTTP protocol, an unsecured counterpart) is to take advantage of the server .htaccess file. It's a configuration file that web servers (primarily Apache) use to control how your website behaves. Think of it as a set of instructions that the web server follows without needing to contact your website's main configuration file.

To force a site to use HTTPS protocol, one can add the following code to the .htaccess file.

This website was built using Drupal CMS. It was hosted at immotionhosting.com under a shared hosting plan. I will give more detail about how I build this site in my coming posts.

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