This is the first time I've been late with a solstice or equinox post. On the 21st of December at 10:44 UTC it was the start of Winter for the Northern hemisphere, Summer down south. Rendered in Catfood Earth (back dated to the right date and time... Windows, Android).
(Previously, Previously, Previously)
(Published to the Fediverse as: Winter Solstice 2016 #code #earth #solstice #winter #summer #hibernal #southern The exact moment of Winter Solstice 2016 rendered in Catfood Earth. )
Photo of the Train of Lights on the Niles Canyon Railway.
(Published to the Fediverse as: Train of Lights #photo #train Photo from the Train of Lights on the Niles Canyon Railway. )
Time-lapse panning over the San Francisco bay area from the Gardner Lookout at the east peak of Mount Tamalpais.
(Published to the Fediverse as: Tam Pan #timelapse #4k #video 4k time-lapse from Mount Tamalpais in Marin County looking over the San Francisco bay area. )
4/5
Review coming with book 3...
4/5
Review coming with book 3...
4/5
I much prefer flashback Reacher to modern day midwest town trauma Reacher. This is one of the best.
Photo of The Helen Madere Memorial Rio Vista Bridge spanning The Sacramento River.
(Published to the Fediverse as: Rio Vista Bridge #photo #bridge Photo of The Helen Madere Memorial Rio Vista Bridge spanning The Sacramento River in California. )
A picture of a pitcher at the Conservatory of Flowers, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco.
(Published to the Fediverse as: Pitcher Plant #photo #pitcher Photo of a Pitcher Plant at the Conservatory of Flowers, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, California. )
Could be anything... (seen at the Conservatory of Flowers in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park, do please leave a comment if you know what it is.)
(Published to the Fediverse as: Unidentified Butterfly #photo #butterfly What is clearly a zebra longwing butterfly at the Conservatory of Flowers in the Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, California. )
A sunset timelapse rendered as ASCII art. Music from JukeDeck.
(Published to the Fediverse as: ASCII Sunset #timelapse #video #4k Sunset over the Pacific, a timelapse rendered as 4K ASCII art. )
I haven't checked Klout for a long time - while I was away they've decided I'm a expert in Indian politics. Explains a lot...
(Published to the Fediverse as: Expert #etc #klout Klout for some reason thinks that I am an expert in Indian Politics. )
By default compression doesn't work in CloudFront for a website backed by an Amaxon S3 bucket.
The first step is pretty obvious - switch on compression in CloudFront:
To get to this setting open you distribution, go to the Behaviors tab and edit your behavior(s). Scroll down to the bottom and toggle Compress Objects Automatically to On. Save and drum your fingers while the distribution updates.
The less obvious piece is that CloudFront will only compress files between 1,000 and 10,000,000 bytes (as of writing this post) and it detects the filesize from the Content-Length header. What the documentation doesn't mention is that S3 does not send the Content-Length header by default and so no compression is applied.
Go to S3 and open the properties for your bucket (not for individual files). Expand Permissions and then click Edit CORS Configuration. You need to add Content-Length as an allowed header like this:
(Published to the Fediverse as: Enable GZIP compression for Amazon S3 hosted website in CloudFront #code #software #s3 #cloudfront #aws How to configure Amazon CloudFront to apply gzip compression for websites hosted using Amazon S3 (Simple Storage Service) )
Download a Sharepoint File with GraphServiceClient (Microsoft Graph API)
Export Google Fit Daily Steps, Weight and Distance to a Google Sheet
Accessing Printer Press ESC to cancel
International Date Line Longitude, Latitude Coordinates
Monitor page index status with Google Sheets, Apps Script and the Google Search Console API
Enable GZIP compression for Amazon S3 hosted website in CloudFront
Sending email via GMail in C#/.NET using SmtpClient
Scanning from the ADF using WIA in C#
Is it safe to open securedoc.html (Cisco Registered Envelope)?
