Category technology
If you landed on this page it means you’re looking after how to get rid of the write protection that all of the autodesk usb sticks ship with. This article covers, specifically, the 32GB stick from 2015 (or maybe 2014).
For the last months I have been dealing with Adobe Scene7 every once in a while on my job. From configuring Viewers to invalidating CDN cache when necessary, my experience and feedback on it was good. Until now. I never… Continue Reading →
Got home and saw this post “A new inbox that puts you back in” at the Gmail Blog. “You can easily customize the new inbox – select the tabs you want from all five to none, drag-and-drop to move messages… Continue Reading →
Gnometer, a skin for Rainmeter, has been out for around 3 years now and it has a few outdated settings. So far, I have noticed that the Windows Media Player settings for the Media Player gnometer does not work at… Continue Reading →
Recently, while building a logging class to be used on all my php REST/JSON and SOAP webservices, I came across an issue when reading the REMOTE_ADDR server variable. When using Nginx, the $_SERVER[‘REMOTE_ADDR’] variable comes, by default, with the IP… Continue Reading →
Listen, my website is crap. I know that. I do not sell goods or offer any kind of service other than the occasional “waste your time reading my posts”. That being sad (intentional typo here), the damage made was small… Continue Reading →
Today I read that Google is testing its latest feature for searches: Gmail results. Meaning that if you type something like “eBay great deals” you will get your eBay emails in the search results. Personally, I don’t see much use… Continue Reading →
I had this issue today, after adding a couple of mailboxes to my account and doing some clean up work on them, every single search I did either returned no results or only 1 or 2 items which, basically, were… Continue Reading →
The late 90’s, early 2000’s. The Microsoft IRCX bot nets. The internet boom and the dial up connections. The appearance of MP3 and Napster. The ICMP_ECHO floods and all the other Windows Nukes. ICMPSwitch, Unabomber and Divine Intervention. The IRC… Continue Reading →
Salsa STAR project was taken down from its home servers in Lisbon, Portugal to be brought right into Salsa Jeans headquarters. Over 4 months of work, meetings and coding I had to guarantee the migration happened smoothly and with the… Continue Reading →