I was debugging my WiFi settings this week when I noticed something strange. WiFi Analyzer was showing two hidden networks coming from my router, one for each frequency: 2.4GHz and 5GHz. Networks whic | Continue reading
Authy is a popular two-factor verification tool used by a lot of people. Previously, Google Authenticator was the go-to for this but Google neglected the app and avoided simple features like backup an | Continue reading
The problem I have is simple: no one owns the same domains forever. So when people are visiting or linking to domains owned by a specific person or company, they expect to link to a specific author's | Continue reading
As I've gradually moved my desktop experience to mostly open source software, I've been looking towards the same from my mobile experience. I'm currently using Android, which is "open source" | Continue reading
Having maintained a client-heavy web application for the last few years, there's one dependency that has routinely broken builds during my weekly dependency upgrades: Babel.That's not really a surpris | Continue reading
Let's take a look at The Video Game Museum. An archive for video game content. | Continue reading
In the new era of "Dark Mode" and website's rediscovering the value of alternative stylesheets, it's a good time to mention a small 16x16 pixel problem.GitHub's Favicon using Firefox in Dark | Continue reading
Back when React started, it introduced "PropTypes". Initially bundled with React, PropTypes was used to validate the structure of props passed into React components. In a statically typed la | Continue reading
After years of writing log lines and trying to find a perfect format, I've come to a conclusion. Always log JSON. | Continue reading