In my I already showed how you could use a VPN connection for one application, while using your normal WAN for all other applications. Although I’m using Netflix as an example, you could use the same mechanism for virtually any other IP-based application. [h2]The idea[/h2] For many people the suggested solution will suffice. However, as […]
(note: if you’re on Windows, you could take a look at , or install Ubuntu first) Some companies have not really yet grasped the concept of a global Internet, and like to restrict things to the public of just one country. In this case, the movie industry comes to mind, which allows Netflix to only […]
Recent versions of OpenVPN[/url] provide IPv6 support, and as the world changes, so does my VPN setup. My current VPS provider Edis[/url] provides a block of IPv6 addresses, but unfortunately it’s only 1 /112 block. I wanted to use this VPS as my VPN gateway, and provide all devices behind this VPN with IPv6 addresses. […]
The past week I’ve been only programming (clientside) Javascript, and last night I finally got to tying it all to the serverside app, which is written in PHP. While adding some functionality to my Service Layer, it came to mind how much slower this process was in the past. Tweeted about that realization, and was […]
Mysql. It seems these days everybody doing something in the IT branch has used it, or still does. However, there are some problems: you only get the fun stuff (like clustering etc) if you pay big time, its development is stalling (more and more core developers are leaving), a seemingly evil company is running it[/url], […]
Gotten tired of a dozen emails I received on a daily basis with a request to moderate some comment on my (wordpress) blog, while I haven’t blogged anything for over a year, I decided to start anew here. Hoping that the amount of interesting (but all linking to viagra sellers) comments is less bad than […]