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Hacking with React – A great book

22 February 201626 August 2016 - by Rich Brown - Leave a Comment

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 …

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Networking

WiTi Router Board update

27 January 201626 August 2016 - by Rich Brown - Leave a Comment

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 …

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Networking

mqmaker.com WiTi Router – a new toy

16 January 201626 August 2016 - by Rich Brown - Leave a Comment

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 …

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Software

Cmder for Windows – Alternative to PuTTY

1 January 20163 November 2017 - by Rich Brown - 1 Comment

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 …

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Networking

Comment to the FCC re: Consumer Router Firmware

5 September 201529 August 2019 - by Rich Brown - Leave a Comment

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 …

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Networking / Software

Bufferbloat and the Ski Shop

1 May 201512 March 2021 - by Rich Brown - Leave a Comment

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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Life

More magma…

23 November 201426 August 2016 - by Rich Brown - Leave a Comment

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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Life

A Memorization Tip

1 October 20141 October 2014 - by Rich Brown - Leave a Comment

I have given out this tip in past years to people in Revels North who’re preparing for the Christmas Revels show… I found this trick for memorization in a wonderful …

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Life

Gettin’ my magma jollies!

23 September 201430 September 2014 - by Rich Brown - Leave a Comment

I’ve been following Rei, a blogger from Iceland, who is reporting on the Bárðarbunga/Holuhraun volcano as it continues to erupt. It’s way more impressive/scary than I originally thought. It’s huge, …

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Networking

CeroWrt 3.10.50-1 Field Report

30 July 20146 May 2016 - by Rich Brown - Leave a Comment

Comments on the CeroWrt 3.10.50-1 build that I installed on my WNDR3700v2 primary router: Seemed to install and configure properly (I retrieved the updated version with the lighthttpd fix) I …

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