OpenCL “Hello World” in Visual Studio 2019 using C++ Intel SDK
I chose to use the Intel® SDK for OpenCL™ Applications, which is a free download: I extracted the SDK from the zip file, and used the included install.exe binary…
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OpenCL in Python: Installing and Testing PyOpenCL
If you're on OSX, make sure XCode is installed on your machine before beginning. On Linux, just go for it with apt-get install python3-pyopencl Step 1: Install Python 3.9.0…
WinRTC: Microsoft’s Newest WebRTC Port
This post is largely stream-of-conciousness as I work through the process of trying to build and use Microsoft’s WinRTC project: their newest WebRTC solutions for native applications. This isn’t…
BGW210-700: Rooting an AT&T Fiber Gateway
AT&T forces everyone with Fiber internet to use a Residential Gateway. Here's how to make it better (or at least not terrible)
NGINX: Improving Security for Reverse Proxies
The following are my notes on improving the security of my NGINX reverse proxy installation. I realized I needed a security upgrade after running Securi Sitecheck and the Qualys…
Hosting WordPress Behind an NGINX Reverse Proxy
I needed to run a local Wordpress blog behind my NGINX reverse proxy - here's how I set up the VM and SSL settings.
Accessing ESXi Remotely via NGINX Reverse Proxying
Configuring ESXi access behind a reverse proxy takes a couple easy tweaks but is totally worth it (even if its not super secure...)
Reverse Proxy Basics
While setting up my network, I quickly realized I'd need to access a bunch of separate web apps - without static IPs. Here's one way to do it.