Often times, when providing your own Minecraft hosting solution, you’ll have the need to run multiple servers within your network (Aka, hosting from a home server). This is easily do-able, all you need to do is run the secondary Minecraft server on a different port. This approach has a major downside however, players will now … [Read more…]
When first installing CentOS 6.4 on most systems, you’ll need to configure DHCP to obtain an IPV4 IP address in order to connect to the network. This can be done by editing the network configs, you’ll need root access, so go ahead and switch users now: Lets check to see if networking is enabled: This … [Read more…]
Making a web request is an essential part of most JavaScript applications. AngularJS makes it very easy for us to make these requests, using the $http service, provided out of the box. Lets set up our base AngularJS application: Now lets add an Angular factory, to provide the rest of our application access to the … [Read more…]