Battlefield Vietnam is still playable online, despite GameSpy shutting down in 2014. Until recently, most players and servers used Qtracker to replace GameSpy functionationality such as providing an in-game server list. However, in 2017, Qtracker announced that it too would seize operation by August of that year. While Qtracker is still up and running to […]
You stream Battlefield on a regular basis. You want to let people check our your current and/or permanent stats in your live stream’s chat. But since you already set up Nightbot, Streamlabs Cloudbot or the StreamElements chatbot, you don’t want to add yet another chat bot to your channel. And you don’t need to: statbits.io […]
I was recently approached by Twitch streamer and world class Battlefield 4 Little Bird pilot “x8reaps“, asking if it was possible to create a stream overlay showing off his current in-game k/d ratio. Thanks to another project of mine (bflist.io), I already had the data and I just needed to figure out a way to […]
Plex’s hardware-accelerated streaming feature is great for running a very efficient Plex media server. Because of this feature, you don’t need to get a server with tons of CPU headroom for media transcoding. Instead, you can let a GPU do the transcoding in hardware. If you are running your Plex server in a virtual machine […]
Plex’s remote access feature is what turns your home media server into a true Netflix alternative – accessible from any device, anywhere. It does, however, only support IPv4. Users have been asking for IPv6 remote access for years now, but nothing has changed (yet). This means that users who’s internet connection is IPv6 only (such […]
Plex is a great piece of kit. It allows you to build your own Netflix-ish media server and watch your content from anywhere. You can add multiple “managed” users (if you have a Plex Pass) and the server will keep track of what they watched, where they stopped and how they rate content. A feature […]
Let me be honest right off the bat: I have not really worked on Stokkr since early 2018. Everything was working as intended and I just checked in every so often to make sure things were still up and running. However, when I checked in about a week ago, I noticed two things: Due to […]
You already know how to get an RSS feed for all jobs posted to an SAP SuccessFactors Recruiting Marketing site (or you can learn about that in this post). But what if you want to filter which jobs appear in the feed? Get a feed of jobs that match a certain keyword or jobs in […]
I recently needed to get the sitemap.xml from an SAP SuccessFactors Recruiting Marketing instance. But due to a typo, I ended up going to [rmk-domain]/sitemal.xml instead. Very much to my surprise, I got an XML document instead of an error page. That XML document turned out to be an RSS 1.0 feed containing every single […]
Most SAP SuccessFactors Recruiting Marketing sites do not show the job requisition id anywhere on the job page. Even the job page url only contains what is usually referred to as the job id. A quick example: https://careers.bjs.com/job/Chicopee-Cashier-Job-MA-01020/634239700/. The highlighted number is the job id, which is only used by Recruiting Marketing. So, what can […]