TypeScript (+tsx) mode for Emacs.
How to enable a workable TypeScript (and TSX) mode for Emacs.
Articles
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Kubernetes: A first pass
Random musings on Kubernetes.
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LinkedIn Verification
Trying to verify myself as a LinkedIn user.
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SSH key basics
The basics of the different keys in SSH.
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Application CLIs
Making CLIs part of every application.
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A spin on Windows
Wading through the ad software that is Windows.
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Carbide Scraper
A magical tool for removing old gaskets.
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Bangle.js Hackable Smartwatch
Writing my first Bangle.js app
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E Street Garage
Posting my first video to YouTube
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Moving in vi
Avoiding arrow keys when moving navigating in vi
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Using ChatGPT
A Little Fiddling with ChatGPT
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ImageMagick
Cheat sheet for ImageMagick commands.
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Dirt Bike Fuel Injector Cleaner
Cheap way to clean a fuel injector
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Docker top
Finding which Docker container is running a process
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Converting HEIC image to JPG
Using ImageMagick to convert HEIC to JPG
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Linux threads and PIDs
The relationship between threads and PIDs
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Going one level deeper: The proc filesystem (procfs)
Learning a bit about procfs
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All the small things
Refactoring by creating seams and using small objects
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Successful use of git reflog
Using
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What Does This Code do?
Understanding code in a pull request I reviewed.
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Git Branch Naming
The correct name is "yes."
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Create More, Consume Less
Getting back to creating.
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Shortened URLs in email are evil
Shortened URLs in email are evil and should be avoided.
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The Interactive Subshell: Emacs’ Killer Feature
The interactive subshell let's you interact with your shell input and output as it should be, like any other text.
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It's just code
An introduction to blogging and reading code.