My Blog Posts on Feliciano.Tech

I haven't made one of the posts in awhile but I'm excited today so let's share.

Each year the leaves fall and Starbucks cups gain a splash of color.

WTF a.k.a.

I've self-hosted three separate Mastodon instances, one of which ran for four years.

I went through this process today and, well it was less clear than I would like.

I'm making a simple game, written with Flutter/Dart, and I will publish it on Google Play.

Today is a special day for those of us who've used the little orange Linux distribution known as Ubuntu.

I recently ran into another edge case with some of the software I'm using.

Here's one that puzzled me for a quick minute.

The official Go (Golang) website provides downloadable binaries for Go as well as shell commands, but it's only partially helpful and doesn't offer any other options.

Dear reader, thank you.

I maintain a Go module for importing Gravatar images.

I recently got laid off and got 100% custody of my MacBook Pro.

February 1st is my anniversary date at CircleCI.

I'm a bit late but Happy New Year Internet!

Not interested in my rambling and want to go straight to the solution?

Looking into GNOME extension development I quickly became aware that they are dependant on GNOME Shell versions.

Working on homelab tasks at home, I had the need to compile some Go (Golang) code on a Raspberry Pi.

Documentation teams and tech writers are underappreciated.

I ran dhcp-lease-list on my Ubuntu router to pull up the list assigned IPs it has given out on my network.

A few days ago I celebrated my CircleCI anniversary.

Today marks my 7 year anniversary at CircleCI.

Let's get straight to the “how” and stick around if you want to know the “why”. 1brew tap homebrew/cask-versions 2brew install --cask temurin8 Now here's some information on why this works and what it does.

Unfortunately I am deprecating two projects of mine, both of which have many users.

Happy New Year!

One of the most recurring issues I see on the CircleCI Discuss forum are people playing around with SSH keys in order to get them to work with external servers.

In continuing with my series of CircleCI desktop wallpapers (after over a year!)

I tried installing the Android “sdkmanager” on Ubuntu and I ran into several problems.

I'm doing some work to modernize my server infrastructure on Linode for all things FelicianoTech and Revidian.

Another quick one.

Many devs using a fairly recent version of macOS has likely run into the following error: 1"SOME PROGRAM" cannot be opened because the developer cannot be verified. 2 3macOS cannot verify that this app is free from malware.

Another quick one.

Whenever I start a significant amount of work on a codebase, I like to push up to GitHub a baseline branch.

Here's a really quick one I wanted to share.

pyenv is a very popular Python version manager that is maintained by people who are most certainly more knowledgable in Python than I am.

During my day job at CircleCI, I've noticed more and more users running into an issue.

Here's a quick one.

I tried doing this today and ran into a small hitch.

I use CircleCI, GitHub, and git pretty much daily.

The honeymoon period is over and quite frankly, I'm done with Linux Snaps.

Congratulations to everyone who worked on and shipped Ubuntu 21.04 “Hirsuit Hippo”.

Hey everyone!

Zoom Manager (zoom-mgr) is a tool to easily install and update the Zoom video conferencing software on the Ubuntu Linux distribution.

Welcome to 2021. 2020 was a horrible year and I think all of hope for a much better 2021.

I decided to make an Ubuntu version of the CircleCI winter wallpaper I published earlier today.

In continuing with my series of CircleCI desktop wallpapers, here's another one.

One of my favorite things about coding is thinking you're going to have to write some complex code to solve a very specific problem and then discovering an open source library that does that exact thing for you.

I have tons of snaps installed on my Ubuntu desktop machine (36 to be exact).

What's awesome about Go (golang) is that pretty much everything you need is built into the toolchain.