Are you having issues with your After Effects Project? This article will walk you through some standard troubleshooting to help get you back to producing your compositions.
My Experience Joining the Team at Puget Systems
Have you ever wondered what it’s like to work for Puget Systems? As one of Puget’s newest Technology Consultants, and with barely five months under my belt, I may not have as nuanced an insight into the company’s inner workings than some of my peers.
Webinar: Optimizing Hardware For Maximum Performance in Revit
In partnership with the Seattle Revit User Group, Puget Systems will be hosting a webinar focusing on computer hardware performance in Revit. During this 1-hour webinar, William George will cover topics including how the core components in a PC impact Revit, additional hardware considerations for rendering, and a brief discussion of requirements for using VR headsets.
Barky Bark and the Funky Bunch
Our family and what they’re all about
An Interview with our Post-It Note Artist
Puget Systems is full of skilled computer builders. But we also have employees with many other talents. One person I’d like to talk about today is someone with a unique talent who has found a way to share it with a few of our customers.
Precautions to Help Stop the Spread of Covid-19
Discussing precautions we’re taking to help stop the spread of Covid-19.
One Step Forward, One Major Step Backward
Continuing my search for a script to remove all Autodesk software from a computer makes progress, only to find a totally new, and major problem.
Ask a Consultant – Do I Need Dual CPUs for Photoshop?
Working with a Puget systems Technology Consultant can save a lot of time, and take a lot of headaches and worry out of the process of selecting a system.
Surviving the Quarantine
My name is Mark Anthony, named after the Roman general, not the singer. Looking back on the past 2 months of working from home I’ve learned a lot. Working from home has become the new normal for many of us here at Puget Systems.
Note: Self-Signed SSL Certificate for (local) JupyterHub
In this note I’ll go through creating self-signed SSL certificates and adding them to a JupyterHub configuration running on a LAN or VPN. This will allow encrypted access to the server using https in a browser.
