I haven’t posted in a while, except for my last poorly written release announcement of CPUBalance. For some reason, when I’m coding, my ability write English (my native language!) goes out the window, thus release announcements are where you will most often find grammar errors. Although I’ve been issuing important minor updates, I have been […]
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This build of CPUBalance fixes a couple flaws in the last build’s updater. I had added a safety, just in case I neglected to clear edge-node caches (ahem), but took it a bit overboard, causing a 25 second delay when a user-initiated update check was performed. This should fix that up. In other news, I found […]
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Aside from the important security challenges facing an unsupported OS, there have simply been a lot of kernel changes since Windows XP. While NT6 (Vista) was a disaster, the kernel team really took it to a new level. Windows 7 was near perfection, until those guys with the magic eight-balls told us all the PC […]
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See new page at https://bitsum.com/step1 will convert Gen1 licenses. This is for people who bought their license prior to 2015 (though some bought Gen2 in Q4 of 2015). Now, it will use your license to find your account and send you everything you are eligible for, so keep that in mind. Yes, a prior script existed […]
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After successfully migrating away from Cloudflare, I retained the capacity to go back should I desire. It later did become necessary, of course after they fixed the error or attack that caused their network to timeout when accessing our site. The other alternative, who I really liked in the past, at least prior to the GoDaddy […]
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Your Wireless router is a mini-computer. A staple of our homes in many cases, as it enables access to the Internet. These wireless routers are a tiny computer that run an embedded edition of linux in most cases, rarely other OSes like VxWorks. Many wireless routers have dedicated chips to accelerate NAT routing and all […]
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