It was not the browsers' fault
It was not the browsers fault. It was universal packages.
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Seán Braeken-Gray
Writing about technology, cloud engineering, chess, photography, and the details that make systems easier to understand.
A Personal File Upload Service on Azure
I built a small personal file upload service on Azure so I can send files from my own domain, keep storage private, and avoid handing everything to a third-party transfer site.
Openings, Part 3: Results and the Endgame Wall
The switch to 1.c4 is paying off in the middlegame, but better positions are revealing a familiar weakness: I do not know how to finish games.
Traffic Manager vs Application Gateway vs Front Door
Three Azure services that all have something to do with routing traffic. Here is how they differ, where each one earns its place, and how they work together.
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Azure Front Door: A Global Front End for HTTP
Why Azure Front Door exists, how it can sit in front of your applications, and when it helps even if you are not ‘global’ yet.
Openings, Part 2: Studying the English
After years on 1.e4, I am pointing White toward 1.c4. Here is why, and how I mean to study it without pretending I have unlimited time.
Browsers on Linux: A Frustrating Journey
A frustrating journey through the world of browsers on Linux.