Most Internet browsers such as Chrome, Edge, and Firefox have network profilers where you get to view how fast your application serves files. This might give you insight on how your application works, and any bottlenecks that are available. However,…
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This should’ve been the first of the series “Fantastic Failures”, b/c it feels this way. But the only failure is me unable to Google and filter for the Hunt-McIlroy algorithm, before I got frustrated and tried to free-lance write the…
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Using data from the Internet is easier than ever, if you’re an aspiring, amateur, or professional programmer. Open standards such as XML, JSON, Webservices, and REST, allow common tools in a programmer’s platform to access data. The trade off is…
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Aka. When going too far, means supporting groups. A moment to give Dr. Jekyll a voice… To distribute Wifi, to wired devices, or to re-broadcast it to other Wi-fi devices with weak Wi-fi capabilities, all you really need, is a…
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Aka. Sometimes borrowing has to go a little far. Literally here. I gave a quick primer of how to borrow Wifi from a neighbor, but few places are as densely populated as NYC. Therefore in other residential neighbohoods, borrowing wifi…
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As a former programmer, using Active Directory for permissions, it’s greatest asset is it’s greatest detraction: you’re trapped into the Microsoft ecosystem for system credentials. The assets were that Microsoft’s Windows platform provided a way to store the credentials that…
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Bash Shell Scripts to Install to simplify installing WordPress on a Docker Swarm cluster, by running one command “./install.sh”. You need to have Docker Swarm installed on Linux installation. Details in this post. Warning: This install.sh, feels like a hack,…
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Bash Shell Scripts to Install to simplify installing OwnCloud on a Docker Swarm cluster, by running one command “./install.sh”. You need to have Docker Swarm installed on Linux installation. Details in this post. We implemented 2 solutions (the other was…
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IPv4 addresses are still manually assigned, so it still makes sense… smaller routing tables… faster to search for exit interface for each packet… But mark my crazy words, one day, a computer cluster will automatically handout IPv6 addresses blocks, to…
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I’m a programmer. I write web apps. Or used to. I did this successfully for a dozen years without knowing what a router was. I did this successfully trusting that my mail would be delivered without knowing how it works.…
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