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Author Archives: Mathias
Kaspersky SafeMoney, LastPass, and Yubikey?
I’m using Kaspersky SafeMoney to redirect requests to websites that deserve a bit more security to a sandboxed browser. I don’t have any extensions in it, except for LastPass. I think it makes sense to still get the benefits of … Continue reading
Second Mount Rainier Climb
On August 4 and 5, Jenny and I climbed Mount Rainier again, this time with Tatiana, Daniel, and Ian. I’m going to write a longer trip report again, but here are a couple of 360-degree pictures from the summit, and … Continue reading
swagger-codegen 2.3.0 Breaks Inheritance?
For a hack day at work, I’ve been trying to integrate our code generator into the online Swagger editor and generator. Of course, I’ve been trying to use the latest version, which appears to be 2.3.0-SNAPSHOT (although I just saw … Continue reading
The Uneven World of Two-Factor Authentication
I’d like to say I began to adopt two-factor authentication pretty early. I’ve had it enabled for Google for a long time, I jumped on it when Amazon and Dropbox made it available, I enjoy it on several of my … Continue reading
Mount Rainier Go/No-Go Decision Matrix
This is the matrix we used for making go/no-go decisions for our Mount Rainier summit bids: It’s copied from the excellent route briefs the Mount Rainier climbing rangers have released: Emmons-Winthrop Route Brief Disappointment Cleaver Route Brief
Mount Rainier Trip Summary
Trailhead to camp: Leave at trailhead: 6:30 AM @ 5,400 feet Arrive at camp: 12:30 PM @ 10,000 feet 6 hours, 3.9 miles (6.3 km), 4,600 feet gain (1400 m, or about 394 building floors) Camp to summit: Leave at … Continue reading
Mount Rainier Trip Report
On June 24 and 25, 2017, Jenny and I and our friend Vicki climbed Mount Rainier. Jenny and I drove out on Friday afternoon and picked up our wilderness camping permit for Camp Muir. We had dinner at the Paradise … Continue reading
We Climbed Mount Rainier
On Sunday, June 25, 2017, our friend Vicki, Jenny, and I summited Mount Rainier, the tallest mountain in Washington state. Mount Rainier is the most prominent mountain in the contiguous US (only Denali in Alaska and Mauna Kea on Hawaii … Continue reading
Invoking Maven from Java
On one of my work projects right now, I’m adding unit tests to a code generator. The easiest way to make sure the generated code works is to run mvn clean install. Of course, I want to do that from … Continue reading
Domain Housekeeping
I’m in the process of doing some housekeeping with my domains. In particular, I will drop the domains concutest.org and superscalar.org, among a few other, less frequently used domains. superscalar.org used to point to my old personal homepage, but since … Continue reading
Query API with startId, endId, and count
I recently had to write a query API for items in a service. Each item has a numerical, consecutively increasing integer as identifier. Therefore, it made sense to allow callers to specify a range. It also makes sense to specify … Continue reading
Backing Out Changes and Fixing Things
Let’s say we have three people: Adam, Bob, and Charlie. Adam submits a change, which later turns out to be bad. Bob submits a somewhat unrelated change. Charlie realizes that Adam’s change is bad and backs it out. That, however, … Continue reading
Capturing a Runnable with JMockit and Executing It
At work, we use JMockit. I’m far more comfortable with Mockito, which made it very easy for me to understand how to capture a Runnable passed in, execute it, and then check that certain calls were made. I have always … Continue reading
Guye Peak Winter Scramble with the Mountaineers
Jenny and I went on a winter scramble up Guye Peak with other Mountaineers on Saturday. It was the first new peak of the year. It was a beautiful day, but very cold: 13 Fahrenheit/-10 Celsius. There was no wind … Continue reading
Toyota Corolla 2017 Loaner Car
At the end of 2016, I had a 2017 Toyota Corolla loaner car while my own 2011 Toyota Camry was being repaired (a damaged wheel speed sensor from getting stuck in deep snow, which rendered ABS and traction control inoperable). … Continue reading
Hike 40 of 2016: Another Trip Up Mount Si
Yesterday, on December 30, we were kicked out of work because we were moved from one building to another. Forced day off. I took the opportunity to complete hike number 40 of the year. Unfortunately, Jenny couldn’t get the day … Continue reading
CodeColorer codecolorer-core.php for PHP 7
Actually, there were four more lines that needed to be edited in codecolorer-core.php to make the CodeColorer plugin work for PHP 7. To make it easier for other people, below is the code in its entirety.
Update to PHP 7
I updated the PHP version that my website uses to PHP 7. I ran into two problems: I had to disable the db-cache-reloaded-fix plugin. I’m not even sure if it did any good anymore. I also ran into an error … Continue reading