A comprehensive practical guide to upgrading C++ Qt4 codebase dependencies and QMake project configurations to Qt5.

Travel notes and photography from visiting Peru, Machu Picchu, and Cusco over winter break.

Flashing OpenWrt onto the NETGEAR Centria N900 router to replace stock firmware and unlock advanced networking features.

I own a ASUS Z87 Pro and an Intel 4670K that I’ve overclocked to a respectable 4.4 GHz which had started exhibiting problems. I noticed a few weeks ago that the bus speed was fluctuating between 95-99 MHz by looking at it with CPU-Z. I orginally believed that this was happening due to an imminant motherboard death. In attempts to debug the problem I had: Increased input voltage to 1.9v Decreased/increase uncore multiplier Changed CPU multipliers Increased/decreased voltage Force BCLK to 100 Mhz Disabled/enabled spread spectrum RMA’d my motherboard to ASUS Oddly, the problem only exhibited itself when I was overclocked because the behavior disappeared when I reset to BIOS factory default settings. In truth, the issue was because I had Hyper-V installed on my Windows 8 machine! I discovered this after I disabled Virtualization support in the BIOS and noticed that the fluctuations stopped. After that, I uninstalled Hyper-V, re-enabled Virtualization...

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