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A short post for anyone who needs to have many different versions of Java installed on their macOS machine.
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The ESP-12E is an awesome low-power WiFi-capable module with an ESP8266 inside. it also supports deep sleep and so can run on batteries for a super long time.
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You can’t remove a disk from a RAIDZ zpool.
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Up until 1.20, k3s shipped with Traefik 1.7.x built in.
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I recently converted my Docker Swarm-based homelab to one powered by Kubernetes.
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With the recent surge of companies “going remote” due to the COVID-19 outbreak I thought it might be nice to share some of the things I’ve learned about remote work over the years as well as my current setup.
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It’s been over 10 months since my last blog post on here, and I decided it was high time for a fresh look at the site.
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As I have written before, I’ve used just about every note solution around.
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This website is powered by Hugo - a static site generator written in Go.
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I keep my personal nodes in a bunch of Markdown files inside a Dropbox folder.
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Redis is very, very good at running as a Highly Available service.
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Amazon just launched a new service called AWS Certificate Manager (ACM) as part of their ever growing suite of services.
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When using Microsoft SQL Server, enabling Read Committed Snapshot Isolation (RCSI) is one way to prevent reads (SELECT statements) from escalating into full table locks.
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Documentation is one of those things that’s easy to down-prioritize to the very bottom of your todo list, even though it could be one of the most important tasks that you undertake in your day to day job.
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As part of my regular annual website refresh, I decided to take a pretty drastic step and move from WordPress to a static site generator called Hugo.
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Update: This technique also works in VMware Fusion 8!
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Amazon Web Services (AWS) provides a really great service-oriented way of creating virtual machines in the cloud with their Elastic Cloud Compute (EC2) system.
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I used the free Dynamic DNS (DDNS) service from Dyn since about 2006 and never had a single issue with it.
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I recently got a new MacBook Pro as my new work machine.
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Update: AWS now sends email using a Mail-From domain that they own and control (see here).
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Heartbleed is a bug in the OpenSSL library that was publicly disclosed on April 7th, 2014 by an internet security firm called Codenomicon.
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To connect to a box on your network that is running Oracle Database, you will first need to allow connections to Oracle through your firewall.
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If you’re running a high-availability system of some kind, chances are you are into some sort of Load Balancing.
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From time to time, I have been known to accidentally type my password into a “username” prompt in a bash shell.
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If you’re writing a performance-focused app, it’s nice to be able to time how long various pieces of code take to execute.
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Something I noticed as a general trend with modern technology (especially in mobile development) is a trend away from shiny, glossy UI elements like icons and buttons to a more flat, conservative style.
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I recently came across a neat piece of software that maps out your mouse movements and creates artwork out of them.
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Golfing!
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Imagine a scenario where you have a git repo with 2 branches; master, the production-ready branch and dev, the branch where all the development occurs.
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Sign this petition to get Oracle to stop bundling the Ask toolbar in with the Java installer.
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[There is] Evidence suggesting that young computer programmers have “bilingual brains”
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Came across this great quote from the book The Pragmatic Programmer (which I whole heartedly intend to read after seeing this quote)
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I stumbled across this software while trawling the internet looking for good design tools.
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I made this simple SQL script to insert all the provinces of Canada.
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I recently came across a new client-server technology that really fascinated me.
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I always forget how to do this, so I’m posting it on here for posterity.
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View from my hotel of the Indianapolis skyline
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When working on a program that has a GUI, it’s very important to make sure that the UI is fast and responsive.
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I was tasked with writing some code to pull all the research project data that we’d collected over the past 10-15 years into our new J2EE-based product, Kuali Coeus.
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So there was a 5.9 earthquake outside Richmond, VA yesterday and we felt the tremors all the way up here in Ontario, Canada.
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tl;dr - It depends.