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
Filip Chabik
Berlin
I work remotely from Wroclaw as an Infra Engineer at Ghost. I juggle tech, anime & manga, gaming (painfully casual), and dad duties.
Posts by Filip Chabik
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
On May 13, Hell froze over, and Oracle released Solaris 11.4.81 CBE. I just want to point out that this really doesn't make Oracle any less shitty—this will never change, but now they're still shitty but with a fresh Solaris 11 control. Well,
We are not enemies either. These days I'm mostly indifferent, that's all. I used to oppose K8S with every inch of my body. Not anymore, at least. Frankly, it's not K8S that bothers me—it's everything that comes along and around it.
I've been meaning to start this (what I hope will eventually become) series for a very long time. There's a lot I'd like to cover, and it was daunting to figure out how to actually get going. I think this quick introduction is going