I stumbled upon a list by Scott Willsey and learned that there's a "App Defaults movement" 😉 Not too long ago, I posted my Uses page and I'm trying to keep it up to date. However, the categories here are well defined, and I thought,
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I touched this way or another on the Kubernetes topic—first, it was the part of this series in the Contexts post where I wrote about kctx which I use almost daily; second, it was a dedicated post about Kubernetes specifically, discussing what I like and dislike about it etc.
Here's my coworker, Chris: [...]strong opinions about how annoying it is that every SaaS tool in the world now has documents, an issue tracker and a chatbot, so we all just spend our days searching for that thing our coworker said 2 months ago in that Slack channel.
Not too long ago I kicked off my Debian PPA. While building packages is a rather fixed problem in my case, I haven't published them on my own in quite some time. Back in the day, I used to rely on reprepro, but there were couple of shortcomings
Writing in the previous post in the series about the way I like my interactive shell to be configured, I did touch on the context aspect briefly: Well, OK, maybe the other nicety is using a right-hand prompt as well for some stuff (mainly context info, like venv etc.) I
It's been almost a month since I announced Debian PPA, and I managed to keep it somewhat up to date (here's the changelog for anyone curious). Recently Jloh pointed me at Pocket ID I haven't heard of before, and I decided to give it