Ken Huang

Last week I came into a problem with Git, that I can't fetch the remote branch that I just pushed to.

I have been really enjoying the more concentration workflow qtile, a tiling window manager, brings me, since I started using it a few months ago.

One of Docker's use cases is to set up identical development environments easily and quickly for a dev team.

For having been using GNOME for quite a long time, I was considering trying some tiling window managers to see what it's like a few weeks ago.

Sometimes, I need to revert a series of commits that I've already pushed, doing a git hard reset (git reset --hard) is not an option, as someone may already have new commits based on mine.

There are times that I need to open many web pages of some specific websites within a browser, and there are so many tabs that I can't efficiently access one of them, as their favicons are all the same.

Recently I found some great articles on wikiHow, then I want to keep notes of them in org-mode files.

Emacs' M-x align-regex is neat when I want to align some similar text, especially when we're coding.

If you ever wonder how to plot ER diagrams in plain text, you may have already heard of erd.

Yasnippet is a good friend to help us type less and write more, whenever we write some text snippets repeatedly.