This post is a follow-up of Terraforming a Linode: hello world. In a future post, we will continue from here by using Ansible to install and set up Miniflux in our new Linode. Before we extensively use Ansible to configure our VPS instance, first let’s set up a basic integration between Terraform and Ansible. ...
Wordle made a splash during the pandemic. By now people became quite accostumed to it, and maybe even bored somewhat. ...
This blog is rendered by the means of a static site generator (SSG) called Hugo. Each blog post has a set of one or more tags associated to it. The more posts I create, the more consolidated the tags become. Sometimes I need to rename tags after-the-fact to better reflect the underlying posts they represent. ...
Gabriel Wyner recommends, in its Fluent Forever book, that each Anki note (card) has at least one image associated to it. This is intended to improve overall retention. ...
Whenever I want to upgrade any one of my systems, I run sd-world. ...
Let’s discuss the raison d’etre of Google Chrome for Testing, a project I was the Tech Lead of during my tenure on the Chrome Tooling / Browser Automation team at Google. ...
I host my own Miniflux instance, which happens to be my favorite RSS reader. Currently it is hosted on Linode (Akamai Cloud) running Alpine Linux. My current setup was performed manually. I was thinking that, for fun, it would be cool to fully automate it under the principles of IaC. ...
Some websites attempt to prevent users from pasting text (i.e. Ctrl+V / Cmd+V) in web browsers. It serves no purpose in most cases other than hindering accessibility and increasing annoyance for users. ...
Whenever disk space gets almost full, I like to use the following software to clean up (unnecessary) big files from my computers: ...
Graphviz… is open source graph visualization software. Graph visualization is a way of representing structural information as diagrams of abstract graphs and networks. We can also use it to craft family trees! ...