Posted: August 5th, 2009 | Author: Matt | Filed under: Apache, Web Programming | Tags: apache, flv, module, streaming | No Comments »
Once you have the basics for how online video streaming works you may wonder how exactly to implement Fake HTTP Streaming of FLV files directly though Apache instead of using the xmoov.php script. If you are not in charge of your own server if may be hard to use the Apache module since you’ll have [...]
Posted: July 15th, 2009 | Author: Matt | Filed under: Bike Accident, Mountain Bike | Tags: accident, femur, Mountain Bike, race | No Comments »
A year ago, almost 15 months now, I was in a horrible bike accident. By far it is the worst thing I’ve ever had to deal with. To this day I don’t consider myself healed. I’ve still got a 48cm titanium rod in my right femur, I still have pain in my hip quite [...]
Posted: July 2nd, 2009 | Author: Matt | Filed under: LVM, Linux | Tags: Fedora, iSCSI, Linux, LVM, recover, RHEL, server | 1 Comment »
A while back I had a power failure at work and although our servers are on battery backup one of the machines went down. I’m still not sure as to why exactly that was since it was plugged into the batteries and it was on a surge protector, but it did. Anyways, after powering it [...]
Posted: April 2nd, 2009 | Author: Matt | Filed under: .htaccess, Optimization, Web Programming | Tags: .htaccess, download | 1 Comment »
A simple feature any website can add to their downloadable content is to force a “File Save As” prompt when the user clicks the link. There are a number of ways you can implement this. Some people may do it a convoluted way through PHP or another language but the easiest thing I’ve found is [...]
Posted: March 30th, 2009 | Author: Matt | Filed under: MySQL, Web Programming | Tags: copy, move, MySQL | No Comments »
Often times I find it necessary to restructure data in my MySQL database for various reasons. Usually it is because I have a better data structure in mind to give a site more functionality. In order to perform the changes I need to either move data from one column to another or move the data [...]
Posted: March 14th, 2009 | Author: Matt | Filed under: IE6, IT, JavaScript, MooTools, Optimization, Web Programming | Tags: JavaScript, MooTools 1.2, Slideshow | 2 Comments »
I’ve been trying to find a simple, easy to use MooTools 1.2 slideshow class that can be applied to things other than images. This is my solution. I primarily wrote it to deal with images but later I modified it so work with any HTML content. I hope to add more features in the future [...]
Posted: March 8th, 2009 | Author: Matt | Filed under: IT, Linux | Tags: Broadcom, Fedora 10, Network, Wireless | 4 Comments »
For quite some time now I’ve wanted to run Linux on my personal machine to force me to learn the OS better. And for the longest time the biggest thing holding me back was getting my wireless card working.
Way back in the day I installed Fedora 6 on a Dell Latitude D800 and spent a [...]