As the number of tests increased, I started a new benchmark page as a permalink without dates (but updates). The tests are going to be updated on this page (in […]
Benchmarking microSD on the Raspberry Pi, a Detailed Methodology
Following the success of my article on benchmarking microSD cards on the Raspberry Pi, I wanted to describe the methodology I used. It may sound boring to some, but it can […]
Five 64GB microSD Cards Benchmarked for the Raspberry Pi
When you design a computer, whatever its usage is (server, desktop, IoT), at some point, you need to think about storage. This is no different with the Raspberry Pi. Sure, […]
Installing fio on a Raspberry Pi
For a bigger project of mine, I need to install and use fio on Raspberry Pi. fio is a benchmark / stress test tool for measuring I/O. The one available […]
A few Guidelines for a Successful Software Project has just Moved
I wanted to keep this post a little more intemporal: it got lost in the middle of blog posts, etc. Therefore, I moved it to the permatechlinks section of JGP.net. […]
Connecting to a Remote Server without Password using SSH
This is definitively not the first post on the Internet about this, but I keep needing this and I think I really needed my own version of the post. You […]
Name your fields, it’s easier when you’re gonna harvest
Maybe, I am a little too much on the standardization side sometimes. However I like things to be consistent, therefore, in a project, I spend a great deal of times […]
Quick installation guide to Maven
This is a quick installation guide to Apache Maven on a Mac, using the Terminal and the command line. Estimated duration: 15 minutes. Apache Maven is a software build, management […]
Where is my servlet? javax or javax.javax?
Lately, as I wanted to get back into pure servlet programming, I wanted to double check where to get the right “Servlet API” from Maven. I was pretty surprised to […]
Installing PostgreSQL on a Mac
In this walkthrough tutorial, I will install PostgreSQL on a Mac. Sometimes I may sound old school, but I insist on calling “things” by their name so PostgreSQL is PostgreSQL, not Postgre, not Postgres, […]