9 Jun 2020
As of lately, I’ve been busy with integrating SAML. Now that is mostly done, I can play Destiny 2 again. The third season is in, with a full DLC to be released in mid-September. Destiny 2 will run on PS5 at 60 FPS at 4K. No need to re-purchase content. Though, I play on a gaming laptop, which is much better expereince, at frame rates of 144!
I do need to add a SSD SATA drive into the laptop, as I am running out of disk space for Steam games.
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14 Mar 2019
Just showing how easy it is to blog these days!
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13 Mar 2018
Things may be getting closer, to their eventual finish line.
One can hope. But first, day light saving time is an unnecessary evil that causes an uptick in accidents and mistakes due to an unnatural screwing around with timing.
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16 Feb 2018
I finally understood how the Huffman Data Compression Encoding works.
A simple, and short video on how it is done:
Some Ruby code:
https://github.com/lithium3141/HuffmanCoding.git
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7 Feb 2018
The video says, rather, shows it all:
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5 Feb 2018
The word of the day is: gratuitous complexity.
I think that means: “No, don’t do what you want to do because in my head… that is too complex to add any value.”
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13 Dec 2017
Alright, so I’ve fixed the SSL issue with CloudFront. Which rocks BTW.
There was still a JS file loaded that was loading the front page header image over http, which made the site lose the secure green lock in Chrome. Though Safari didn’t care. It doesn’t show a green lock icon anyway, unless the cert is EV based.
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6 Dec 2017
Just picked up a BBC micro:bit. It’s a fun little toy. Liked it a lot more than an Arduino or a Raspberry PI. This thing is easy to get started with, in mere seconds.
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6 Dec 2017
Since this is hosted on GitHub pages, it should be online all the time.
Also, I’ve decided to start fresh and not import my Wordpress site. That’s quote dated, and maybe one day, when I have ample time, I could look into the import process.
Only crappy thing with hosting this on GitHub is that you don’t get https with a custom domain. Oh well, at least there are no admin interfaces where passwords can be sniffed or man-in-the-middled.
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