I'm a freelance software developer in Guatemala. I'm passionate about technology, startups, gadgets and creating stuff. I made this blog to share anything I'm currently working on or learned about.
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Inspired by Fogus’ post, I decided to make my own list of some of the things I discovered or accomplished in 2014, in no particular order
Most of us have probably come up with a cool idea for an app at one time or another: the app that no one else seems to have come up with, or just an app that we believe that everyone needs. Some of us just let the idea pass, while others, inspired by that idea, proceed to brainstorm, plan and start building that app.
A couple days ago, browsing the web, I came across this DigitalOcean Indicator made by Andrewsomething. Which manages DigitalOcean droplets easily from right Ubuntu’s panel.
Because I tend to be more focused and productive at late night, I usually stay up late working on some stuff that needs to be done.
After I finally built the Gunpla I got a couple years ago (Which I’ll write about later on). I felt more interested about the series, Gundam 00.
During the last couple of week of last month, I noticed delays while browsing the web, especially Reddit, up to the point that started to bug me. Was it because of the recent change made by my ISP ? Or because I changed my Tomato router to manage my DSL connection? The first thing I did was a speed test , but everything seemed to be normal, so it wasn’t a speed issue. So the DNS server became my…
A few years ago, after struggling with BitTorrent clients and online game servers closed port warning and error messages, I’ve been learning about DSL routing and computer networks. That’s when I realised that I would never be able to have an open port or a public IP address to my home network, because my network was behind an ATM Bridge.
Not until last week, my ISP finally decided to change my home’s internet connection from IPoATM to PPPoE, and giving me a more direct access to the internet, thus using my router’s NAT configuration.
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