Recently I was adding a code snippet to a website, with the explicit requirement to not include the code on the home page. This was being done via Google Tag Manager, and we already had some triggers in place to…
Labor Day weekend, and I’m trying to drum up the inspiration to run some VPS benchmarks. I’m sticking to the theme of comparing like processors, of the AMD variety. I spun up 3 (or 4, more on that later) instances…
My blog tends to be a collection of solutions for problems that I have faced. Today I had set out to write about transferring Steam game save data. I recently upgraded from my Steam Deck LCD to a Steam Deck…
Amazon Web Services block storage is still one of my go to backup solutions. My backups tend to be pretty small, so the cost is negligible. Over time though, the pennies start to add up. Once the cost gets to…
Late to the party, I recently heard about the voltage issues that are plaguing 13th and 14th generation Intel processors. While I don’t have many systems with Intel processors, I was still concerned, especially since my home server has started…
Gonna cut to the case this month, as I’m in the middle of mixing and mastering the final track of our upcoming EP. I’ve spun up 3 instances with DigitalOcean, Linode, and Vultr. Each one is in or around the…
Been working through swapping a MySQL library recently to prepare for a major database upgrade. The old library would return the results from function like AVG and SUM as a number. The new library, not so much. MySQL natively returns…
Finally getting around to resurrecting my newsletter, I wanted to update my RSS feed to include the full text of my articles, so that the entire post will be included in the email. Fortunately, WordPress has an option for this,…
As somebody that jumps between multiple operating systems, it’s become necessary to have OS detection in my VIm configuration. This problem isn’t new to me, as I’ve already taken strides in my dotfiles and have previously talked about OS detection…
While not as perfect as I would like, this month we’ll continue with comparing plans with AMD processors from DigitalOcean, Linode, and Vultr. Pricing ranges from $5 to $7, and while each instance has an AMD processor, there is still…