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I’ve been spending a bit of time on LinkedIn lately after finally stopping my use of Xitter (you can find me on Mastodon instead).
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I’ve been using Samba with the time machine setting for years to back up the couple of Macs I own.
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I’m currently rebuilding my main Windows machine after it had become close to unusable.
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On my Windows machine, I’ve mostly moved from using separate virtual machine products like Hyper-V or Virtualbox to have access to a Linux machine to using WSL.
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In the time honored tradition of using one’s blog as an Internet-enabled notepad, here’s a quick not on how I build GNU Emacs on macOS using homebrew and the emacs-mac port cask: brew upgrade -s railwaycat/emacsmacport/emacs-mac --with-mac-metal --with-im…
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Version control system migrations are a fact of life for developers in any longer lived codebase.
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I’ve been trying to up my use-package game recently and converted my hand rolled package check and installer to use-package.
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While I was implementing a few more changes on my web server - mostly adding the sorely needed blacklistd configuration for sshd - I noticed that NGINX’s log was showing occasional errors when trying to contact the Isso process.
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I may have mentioned this before - I do run my own virtual servers for important services (basically email and my web presence).
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First, I apologise for not noticing that the comments had been broken for a while.
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I’ve blogged about putting together a WireGuard server using OpenBSD a couple of years back.
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I’ve been using a 2009 cheesegrater Mac Pro for quite a while now.
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As I mentioned in my post from a few months ago, I had received the temporary fix in the form of the nylon screws and nuts from NZXT.
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In Emacs, I usually end up enabling the same set of minor modes when I use one of my “writing modes”, namely modes like markdown-mode and org-mode.
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I’m by no means an Emacs org-mode power user - in fact, anything but - but I do use org-mode a lot for note taking and also when I need an outliner to try and arrange ideas in a suitable manner.