Bufferbloat on Packet Pushers
Back in October, I had the pleasure of chatting with Ethan Banks on the Packet Pushers podcast. In it, we talked about the definition of bufferbloat, and how it harms …
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Debugging Webpack app’s with WebStorm 2016.1
[Update Sep 2016: I just posted a support request with Webstorm asking for an updated tutorial on this subject. It’s Ticket WEB-23528] It recently became possible to debug both server-side …
Debugging Webpack app’s with WebStorm 2016.1 Read MoreValley News Photo Contest
I took a few interesting photos this year, and screwed up my courage to enter them into the Valley News Amateur Photo Contest. Here are my two entries: Sunset, Post …
Valley News Photo Contest Read MoreHacking with React – A great book
I wanted to learn React, and I have been wandering around the Internet, looking at a zillion “how to get started” tutorials. I’m not sure what made me stop and …
Hacking with React – A great book Read MoreWiTi Router Board update
I have the Witi Router working now with SQM-QoS – the bufferbloat-fighting technology that has been implemented in OpenWrt. Read more about Bufferbloat at Bufferbloat and the Ski Shop. Demetris …
WiTi Router Board update Read Moremqmaker.com WiTi Router – a new toy
I recently got my WiTi board from mqmaker.com – a high performance open-source router platform. It was funded from a IndieGoGo project and was based on OpenWrt, and thus is …
mqmaker.com WiTi Router – a new toy Read MoreCmder for Windows – Alternative to PuTTY
For some unfathomable (to me) reason, Windows doesn’t seem to ship with a SSH program out of the box. I’ve used the venerable Putty in the past, but it makes …
Cmder for Windows – Alternative to PuTTY Read MoreComment to the FCC re: Consumer Router Firmware
Update: The deadline for filing has been extended to 9 October 2015, so you now don’t have any excuse for not sending in your opinion. I filed the following comment …
Comment to the FCC re: Consumer Router Firmware Read MoreBufferbloat and the Ski Shop
Bufferbloat is undesirable latency caused by a router buffering too much data. It makes your kids say, “The Internet is slow today, Daddy”. It’s caused by routers and other network …
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We have been planning a trip to Iceland (mostly to see the aurora) next year. I am now looking into tours that go near the volcano at Bárðarbunga and Holuhraun …
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