Author Archives: jerbob92

I recently got a new laptop, the Asus ZenBook Pro UX480FD. I immediately tried to install Ubuntu on it, but I ran into some problems which cost me half a day to fix. So I decided to write this article … Continue reading →

I managed to get my ZenBook pro Ubuntu installation in a broken state by cancelling the installation after entering a password for UEFI secure boot. I had to cancel the installation because the SSD wasn’t recognized. I got the following … Continue reading →

Soooo… You just got your new OUYA, but you’re missing music? You can use this tutorial to understand how to sideload apps: http://www.xbmchub.com/blog/2013/06/02/how-to-install-xbmc-to-the-ouya-gaming-console/ In step 6 use http://jeroen.pro/spotify.php In step 15, use “com.spotify.mobile.android.ui-*-v*.apk”.In which the asterix is the version numbering. … Continue reading →

If you are addicted to graphs, like me, you will like this one. You will be able to generate the following graph: It combines the bandwidth statistics of the given servers, and creates a awesome graph for it. Put the … Continue reading →

Some time ago I had to combine Google Ads and Google Ads Mobile on my page, Google Ads for the tablets, Mobile for the mobile devices. First I added the following HTML/JavaScript before the body tag:  HTML |   copy code |?01<div id="adsense_mobile_top" style="display:none;">02 <script … Continue reading →

Ever tried adding advertisements to a iUI page? I tried for a couple of hours until I was tired of “thinking the JS way” and went for the easy(and ugly) solution called iframes. I added the following code and it … Continue reading →

Some time ago I was facing a challenge, making a PHP script that randomly picks a server from a server list, to create a load balancing effect. The script expects that the servers are replicated, so that only the server … Continue reading →

Yesterday I was facing a problem that I don’t face many times: Something isn’t widely documented on the internet. In this case it was about OpenVPN, the status of the server, per client, more specifically. After doing some searching on … Continue reading →