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I've been working on creating a token-based auth system and I wanted to write about a discovery that I made. I've been following the excellent ASP.NET Core Token Authentication Guide. I was able to get everything up and running as suggested in the guide, but when I accessed the…
Due to various circumstances, I recently found myself in the job market again. There was a particular job that emerged that I got very excited about. They cold contacted me through LinkedIn, not knowing that I was even looking for a job. I had to drive two hours for the…
In my previous post, I briefly discussed the implementation of a pseudo-pong game on my Mojo FPGA developer board. I was able to implement the VHDL version that I linked to later in the post and it works much better. The biggest challenge I had with it was converting the…
I recently found an old VGA monitor on the side of the road and it inspired me to see if I could get my Mojo FPGA board to output a VGA signal. I took the monitor apart and wired its VGA cable directly to my Mojo. I read up on…
A few years ago, I bought a Pebble smartwatch. Mostly I bought it because it was cheap, but I also wanted to write my own apps for it. I wrote a few apps. Recently, Pebble was bought by FitBit and ceased production of the Pebble smartwatch. However, they are making…
In part 1, I introduced the Stable Marriage problem and proposed implementing it on an FPGA. In this post, I will define the approach I am taking to define the preferences in binary form. Series entries: Part 1 Part 2 (this entry) Note: Blog title image used without permission (pending)…
At my last client, there was an issue that came up that required matching between two groups. It had to be a fair matching based on preferences of both sides. I first started by writing my own algorithm, but I quickly realized that someone has to have come up with…
In my previous post, I talked about how I implemented a binary counter with my Mojo FPGA board. I am working on a follow-up post on implementing a reverse binary counter with a switch that lets you change between the incrementing ( UP ) counter and the decrementing ( DOWN ) counter. I accidentally…