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Outside the Asylum
Feb 15, 2024 from Outside the Asylum

Surviving cEDH

I ran my first cEDH event this past weekend. It was ...interesting.

Peralta's notes on Luis Peralta
Feb 12, 2024 from Peralta's notes on Luis Peralta

Who is knocking at the door?

A few years ago, after being bored of watching hundreds and thousands of failed ssh login attempts to my home server, I asked myself: what are these folks trying to bruteforce with? OpenSSH would l...

Peralta's notes on Luis Peralta
Feb 11, 2024 from Peralta's notes on Luis Peralta

Enabling Full Disk Encryption on Dell XPS 9320 with Ubuntu 22

I did not find a clear set of instructions on how to enable full disk encryption on a newer Dell XPS 9320 that came with Ubuntu pre-installed. This machine is now replacing an older XPS13 (9360) th...

Home on A blog
Feb 07, 2024 from Home on A blog

Why I Self-Host My Website Analytics

In a deliberate move towards enhancing analytics efficiency and data sovereignty, I recently transitioned from long-term usage of Google Analytics to self-hosted analytics solutions. While ubiquito...

Gonçalo Valério
Feb 06, 2024 from Gonçalo Valério

My setup to keep up with podcasts

To be sincere, I have a strong preference for written content. There is something with audio and video (podcasts and streams) that doesn’t fit very well with me or how I consume content when I’m at...

Luke Salamone's Blog
Feb 05, 2024 from Luke Salamone's Blog

Vectorized K-Means Clustering

K-means clustering (previous discussion) is an unsupervised learning algorithm which assigns points to one of K different clusters based on the distance of that point to a centroid. The points may ...

Luke Salamone's Blog
Feb 05, 2024 from Luke Salamone's Blog

Vectorized K-Means Clustering

K-means clustering (previous discussion) is an unsupervised learning algorithm which assigns points to one of K different clusters based on the distance of that point to a centroid. The points may ...

Python Learning
Feb 04, 2024 from Python Learning

Slalom Skiing – Codility (Python)

The battle is over. But I don’t feel relief, lol! Mostly shellshock, I suppose 😉 So, let’s get into it. If you haven’t read the instructions for this rated “hard” exercise, you may do so here. And ...

Blog by Vesa Piittinen
Feb 04, 2024 from Blog by Vesa Piittinen

Two line balanced inline block

Sometimes you want to have inline elements that have two lines of text. Can you achieve that with just CSS?

Darek Kay
Feb 01, 2024 from Darek Kay

Website themes with uBlock Origin

Creating custom website skins with the uBlock Origin ad blocker.

Peralta's notes on Luis Peralta
Jan 28, 2024 from Peralta's notes on Luis Peralta

Old School Geo Toolbox

Bringing this up as part of the blog so that it does not get lost. Back in 2020, Ed suggested that I presented at Geomob BCN, an event for geospatial enthusiasts, and that I shared some of the old ...

Alejandro AR (kinduff)
Jan 27, 2024 from Alejandro AR (kinduff)

A unified front for your team

The impact of a unified team in customer interactions

Heitor's log
Jan 24, 2024 from Heitor's log

The wonders of Nix remote builders

The more I use NixOS the more interesting it gets. I now found out about remote builders and those are just awesome.

micheal@ecliptik.com
Jan 23, 2024 from micheal@ecliptik.com

DNS Guardrails with dnscrypt-proxy

Intro Over the holidays we got our two younger children HP laptops for them to do their school work on and to have a proper computer. While the schools Google Classroom login effectively adds restr...

unixdigest.com
Jan 22, 2024 from unixdigest.com

Battle testing PHP fopen, SQLite, PostgreSQL and MariaDB on FFS2, UFS, ext4, XFS and ZFS

In this article I share the results of a lab test in which I tested writing data to the filesystem directly with PHP fopen versus storing data in SQLite, PostgreSQL and MariaDB on different filesys...

Remote Synthesis
Jan 21, 2024 from Remote Synthesis

The Jamstacked Newsletter has a New Home

Thanks to Cooper Press for hosting it these recent years. Look for future newsletters through CFE

Remote Synthesis
Jan 18, 2024 from Remote Synthesis

TheJam.dev 2024 - A Free, 2-day Virtual WebDev Conference

We're less than a week away from the best event of the year. Ok, I'm biased, but take a look.

Python Learning
Jan 16, 2024 from Python Learning

Dip your toes in!

The water is *just* fine! And what water is that, you might be asking? Why, the Flood Depth exercise on Codility, of course! The exercise, designed to test your ability to manipulate arrays efficie...

~gallant
Jan 15, 2024 from ~gallant

Knowing Where To Tap

You've likely heard some variant of the morality story where someone justifies their (commercial) worth as mostly a matter of knowledge, and not just labor. A typical version is as follows - a hand...

Remote Synthesis
Jan 15, 2024 from Remote Synthesis

What is Jamstack in 2024?

All good things must come to an end and so, most likely, must my annual Jamstack update. But what have we lost in the process?

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