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tl;dr: With the controller off, hold L+R and connect it via USB.

Here’s a blend of chai black tea I’ve been messing with: 100g Darjeeling tea 70g whole cloves, lightly pulverized to create a mix of fines and pieces 40g dried ginger, ground coarsely to 1–2mm pieces 32g cinnamon sticks, chipped into 5–7mm length pieces 3…

I recently picked up an X13 Yoga Gen 3, which I’m happy to say is a great little convertible that retains the ThinkPad feel.

I had an issue today with Windows Security dashboard on Windows 11, where it said there were “Actions Recommended” with an unnerving yellow warning icon, however opening it up showed all green: I looked at a lot of solutions which didn’t fix the issue, but

This is a recipe for making greek yogurt, although I hesitate to call it a “recipe” since it’s more like replicating existing yogurt.

KVM on Linux is a nice way to run isolated services on your home network; in my case: MySQl, a Unifi controller, various Docker containers, etc.

Docker Hub automatic builds are a great way to keep your Docker images up to date with a git repository, but building sensibly tagged releases isn’t very straightforward.

If you use Docker on an SELinux-enabled Linux distribution like Fedora, you may have run into issues mounting host volumes, and are probably aware of the z flag to modify the SELinux label: docker run --rm -v /var/www/letsencrypt:/var/www/letsencrypt:z ng…

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Services in Docker containers can easily be run under systemd, but I had some difficulty finding good examples of how to do so.

Authentication in applications is tough.

This site has a few old posts that are of dubious value and are never read; I’m removing them as part of a clean-up effort.

Warning: This article is of little relevance, as the site is no longer hosted by GitHub, served by Cloudflare, nor built on Travis-CI (who have long since retired their open-source build service).

I’ve written a lot of things—all can be found on my github—however these are the ones that are of particular interest, or that I’m particularly proud of.

Some changes are coming; they’re changes for me, but a secondary effect is that I no longer have free hosting for some projects that have been in unmaintained-but-still-running status for the last few years.

A few weeks ago, a simple idea formed: why can’t you easily stream system audio to a Chromecast?

I created an XKCD-style password generator for Node.js (see this comic for reference).

A few weeks ago I started primes, a Twitter-backed prime number generator.

My old Sharp Twin Famicom threw the belt again, as they do.

One of the final steps in a to-be-announced project involved getting a headless Raspberry Pi up on WiFi at boot time—which turned out to be a little more challenging that first expected.

Part of this evening was spent making vim workable for me, the first step was getting some sane defaults. vim-sensible was recommended in several places (as was Tim Pope’s also excellent pathogen), but immediately after installation I was getting an error:

Why not take that useless key, and make it useful?

I’ve been working with PyAudio lately, on a project to synchronize sound streams across multiple devices.

I put together a quick workon clone for the fish’s fish shell.

Update 2013-10-08: There is now a great article available at the Famicom Disk System site, which I’d highly recommend.