Amazon Web Services - New Public IP address charge, and what it means for you
Amazon Web Services is introducing a new $0.005/month charge for Public IPs, but it may cause you to pay more than you expect.
Jamie Starke
I develop for my career, but I also develop for fun, and whenever I think it can solve a problem I'm having. This has lead me to create side projects, such as Rental Map and BusTimes, among others.
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Cloudflare Teams: NET::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID
I've been seeing an increasing number of 'Your connection is not private'. In the end, I found out I was at fault.
Adventures in Cloud Gaming, Revisited
I had a gaming machine, in the Cloud for $15/month
Adventures in Cloud Gaming: Streaming with Parsec
How I use parsec to pay for a super gaming rig, and pay by the hour
Fixed: ExecJS RuntimeError and FATAL ERROR: v8::Context::New() when deploying Rails to Shared Hosting
I've recently been working on setting up a rails app for a site I'm building for one of my side projects. While I've mostly been working on this in my spare...
MacBook Pro unable to connect to internet after waking from sleep
I recently I've been having some problems with my MacBook Pro. At first, I would seem to get disconnected from the internet randomly. After a few weeks, I ...
How to collect a Network Log for Google Chrome
Are you having some weird networking problems and want to report a bug to Google Chrome? The most helpful thing you can do to speed up the process is get a n...
Are Google's Services Running Slow in Chrome? Try Disabling Spdy
Are you trying to connect to your Gmail, and it seems to take forever to connect? What about Google Docs? Google Plus? All of the above? It might not be Chro...