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A review on Alix Boards for a Firewall

Posted on June 14, 2012 by Percy Kwong

I know firewalls and have definitely tested and worked with many appliances.  One of the most interesting and successful appliances out there seems to be the Alix board.  These boards are built on Cheap chipsets (VIA) and cheap processors (Geodes). So here’s my reaction to them. (I own 3). 1. If you’re going to use…

Who Said you needed IIS to Stream Windows Media on Apache [Solved]

Posted on May 16, 2012 by Percy Kwong

So you’ve got tons of windows media files and you need to stream them.  The only problem is IIS has tons of overhead and the update headaches of Patches is getting old.  So… here’s a quick and easy solution. Once again, I’m going to assume you’re running Centos or Redhat.  This applies to any Apache…

Mysql Tuning for the Novice to Expert

Posted on April 30, 2012 by Percy Kwong

Most people just install Mysql, use the defaults and call it a day.  Unfortunately, for a select group of people with high traffic, this can cause problems.  It all falls into the issue of performance. This can effect your website, applications, etc.  I’ve seen this happen on numerous occasions, because people don’t bother to think…

Is your website slow? Fix It.

Posted on March 21, 2012 by Percy Kwong

Today, almost everybody has a website.  Many are run on a Webserver called Apache.  It’s an amazing piece of software that is ironically free and incredibly secure (when configured properly). There are plenty of content management and publishing tools out there as well.  WordPress (my personal favorite), Drupal, Movable Type just to name a few. …

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