Latest Posts

Over the years, I've made a few binary templates while researching save data file formats and the like, for games such as Dead Island and Dying Light, and I've decided to publish them.

I started using CapRover recently for running first party and third party web services. CapRover lets me set up apps with HTTPS enabled, certificates automatically issued by Let's Encrypt, and I can scale instances up or down any time, on a single machine or even across multiple machines.

Some positives and a lot of negatives.

I tried to open Visual Studio 2010, and was met with this error message.

In my case, this issue came almost out of nowhere. The package installation/restoration succeeded using a regular Windows account, but failed under the SYSTEM account. You've probably verified permissions and what not, so I'll get to the solution to my specific problem: The NuGet cache was corrupted.

This applies to both Visual Studio 2010 and Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2010.

The cacertinmem sample in cURL shows you how to do this with OpenSSL, but it's slightly different if you use CyaSSL, and actually simpler.

For some reason, cURL disables this functionality when using SSL libraries other than OpenSSL. To solve the problem, we need to dive into the cURL source code for a bit.