Google & ‘Soft 404’

Many of us who manage websites are familiar with Google’s ‘Search Console‘. The search console is a way for webmasters to manage how Google interacts […]

Lets Encrypt and Postfix

Lets Encrypt is an quick & easy way to add SSL to you website. You can also use Lets Encrypt certificates to help secure your […]

Diabetes Sucks

Yes, it should be pretty obvious that I think diabetes sucks. Otherwise, why would I be working so hard to help eliminate it. Anyways, I […]

Lightsail Network Isolation

Amazon Lightsail started offering a managed database service a few months ago. I took a look at it … and tried it out … a […]

Would you give back your diabetes diagnosis?

Team Novo Nordisk posed an interesting question on their website … WOULD YOU GIVE BACK YOUR DIABETES DIAGNOSIS? There are two sides to the question […]

Trusted TLS with Postfix

If you’re seeing a lot of messages about untrusted TLS connections in your mail log when running postfix like this… Untrusted TLS connection established to […]

I fell off my trainer

I’m probably one of the few people who can honestly claim that they fell off a bike trainer. Keep in mind that, when riding on […]

Good Customer Service from Road iD

A number of years ago I purchased a Road iD bracelet so, if I crashed during a ride, anyone who tried to help me would […]

Http/2, Apache, & Lightsail

This post only covers the technical details of how to implement http/2 on an Apache web server running in Amazon Linux on Lightsail. It does […]

Temporary Wahoo RPM Cadence Mounting

If you’re like me, when cycling, you prefer to have a bike computer and some sensors with you on a ride. On a recent vacation, […]