Internet Problems
Things learned today:
- Internet is slow. Time to figure out why.
- MTR is a nice ping/traceroute utility to help diagnose latency issues.
- OS X doesn’t use apt-get as a package manager. To install MTR, use
brew install mtr
. - To edit $PATH for one user, you can add to .bash_profile. Use nano or vim (not TextEdit) because of quotation problems.
- Looking at the SonicWall AppFlow monitor, I have significant packet loss (>50%) only when AWS S3 traffic originates from local IP 192.168.168.143. Using ARP I should be able to get the MAC address and then determine the device.
arp 192.168.168.143
gives the MAC address. Completing a vendor lookup for this MAC address shows that the vendor is Apple. Remember to try switching networks next time this happens. It turned out to be an autobackup of photos on Mom’s iPad Air to S3.
- Working with d3, put up a new project page at colin.im/d3experiments/.
- Highlight code inline via Redcarpet by surrounding the code with ```.
- A popular alternative to Jekyll is Nanoc.