Is going wrong a right of passage in technology?
It’s not often you want to air your mistakes or errors in public. An HBO intern recently sent a test e-mail to the production list and Fastly allowed a customer configuration change to disrupt...
Wearing the many technical hats of radio.
It’s not often you want to air your mistakes or errors in public. An HBO intern recently sent a test e-mail to the production list and Fastly allowed a customer configuration change to disrupt...
Let’s face it, sometimes your WiFi sucks. Ever wondered what simple changes you could make to your wireless network to improve some of the most annoying problems? Find out with this video where we...
It sounds like a simple task – grab some WAVE audio files and parse them so we can read the metadata and samples in Python. I mean, the WAVE (really, RIFF with WAVE) format...
Let’s go back in time about 15 years. VB6 is the not so much the hotness but a go-to option for Windows desktop applications. Heck, I was at high school finding out the hard...
I’m not going to win any prizes for “catchiest” title but it’s something we’ve been beavering away with at work. A new datacentre network configured through a CI pipeline. At the moment, the initial...
The experiment started with a simple question – can you detect interesting behaviour with only NetFlow data? There are numerous tools on the market that can do this will full network taps but that’s...
There’s something quaint and old fashioned about AM radio. The muffled drifting in an out as you drive down the road, the cacophany of noise attacking your ears attempting to listen at night and...
Software defined radio has been a thing for a few years now but the sheer cost of equipment meant put transmission out of reach. There’s even a post on this very site from a...
Ok, I’ll admit, it’s hard to pass an opportunity to joke about a name such as TesTcl. Much like it’s namesake, it’s a serious issue. My current employer makes use of F5 load balancers....
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