Josh Strange

Dear Apple, This might be hard to fathom but I have many people in my contacts that I don’t really care about.

While I generally enjoy using my various Apple devices, there are some major pain points and endless minor papercuts that I run into every day.

Recently I wanted to set up nightly backups of my Postgres databases hosted on Neon.tech.

I’ll start by saying that I know nothing about the grocery store industry.

I’ll be honest, I still think Mac Virtual Display (MVD) for the Apple Vision Pro (AVP) is lackluster.

The Apple Vision Pro (AVP) is quite amazing.

So yesterday I posted about my first impressions on the Apple Vision Pro (AVP) and I wanted to expand a bit on using the Mac Virtual Display feature.

Let me start by saying the Apple Vision Pro (AVP, sorry Apple, I’m not typing it out each time) is an amazing product but it has some significant limitations.

There are multiple approaches to how best secure your self-hosted apps as well as multiple ways to reverse proxy your self-hosted apps but today I will focus on how I use Caddy, http.login plugin, and the http.jwt plugin to secure my apps.

I have a friend who is setting up a new Macbook for work and while this is not his first Mac it’s the first he will be using as a daily driver in some time.