We talk about JMeter a tool to test your sites throughput and load metering. Setting up a test plan and running it against your site with login.

We talk about the Folding@Home project, where it came from and what kind of problems it will cover and how it works.

We talk about the requirements for home work and what experiances we have gained working from home for a couple of years.

We talk about Gitea and see if it’s a good replacement for gitlab or a good local choice for organization that want to use github locally.

We are in our new linux environment and create ACL, some tools for process managment and the sed tool to update files with expressions.

We are in our new linux environment and create gcc compiler that will be our final compiler. Then we look at some text manipulation libraries, compressors and file attribute tools.

We talk about the Feistal Cipher and implement a simple proof of concept to test the algorithm out. Computerphile video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FGhj3CGxl8I Source code: package org.ea; import java.security.MessageDigest; import java.util.Arrays; public class FeistelAlg { private final static String plainText = "the brown fox jumped over the lazy dog"; public static void doRound(byte[] left, byte[] right) throws […]

We talk about the struggles I had with running inferences in Java using a Keras model in tensorflow. This is the train.py used in this example. import tensorflow as tf #import tensorflowjs as tfjs import os from datetime import datetime from tensorflow.keras.models import Sequential, Model from tensorflow.keras.layers import Conv2D, MaxPooling2D, BatchNormalization, Layer from tensorflow.keras.layers import […]

We talk about how to create a simple web server using only native java code, no libraries and the simple interface used for these actions.

We talk about how I write my Java code and why I have chosen to write my code in a specific way. This is my opinion. I’m interested in yours if you have differing opinions.

We look into how to setup an expansion file in Android and download it from Google Play.

We go though how to read a OpenAPI specification with the old API reading body content. And we also translate it to the new V3 parser and go through how this differens and works.