nicholas.cloud

Recently, I’ve been exploring Cloudflare’s R2 service, an S3-compatible object store.

There’s an oft-quoted phrase in the cloud/DevOps space.

Following on from setting up my blogroll last week, I’ve realised it doesn’t render as a pretty webpage in most web browsers.

For a while, I’ve provided a list of suggested blog/feeds on my website in a blogroll.

Earlier this year, Buildkite announced support for OpenID Connect tokens.

For a while now, I’ve built and published my own Terraform provider for retrieving secrets from a pass store.

Since late September, I’ve been working to establish an exercise routine as I improve my fitness.

I’ve been trying out Tailscale recently to simplify networking between my devices.

As I’ve just found learned, today is the anniversary of Journey’s release ten years ago.

Somehow, we’re now into the final quarter of the year.

I received an email from Cloudflare today about an account that had been created with my email address.

I’ve been using Plausible Analytics on this website for a few months now and I’m a fan for three key reasons.

If you’ve snooped the MX records for this site recently, you might have noticed that I’ve moved to Fastmail.

When Nginx is serving this website, it’s usually serving static files from the local machine.

For a while now, I’ve used Rush to manage and deploy a number of Cloudflare Workers from a monorepo.

Late last year, I grabbed the original Ace Attorney trilogy on discount after stumbling across a trending fan video.

In a chance glance through the Git history of one of my projects last week, I found commit 53331294.

Recently, Cloudflare made their Tunnel service (formerly Argo Tunnel) free and available for all Cloudflare users.

With a little bit of invested time, I’ve figured out a nice little process for previewing changes to my site.

A new approach to online tracking being trialed by Google has been under scrutiny this week, from developers and privacy advocates alike.