I have a Yubikey and Windows 10 on a Macbook Pro. It turns out all the tutorials out there are either for OSX or Linux. There’s some tidbits here and there for Windows users, but it took several hours of chasing down. Here’s a little tutorial and some gotchas I ran into while getting it up and running on my machine.Read More »Signing Commits, SSH with Yubikey and Windows
Javascript. One of the idioms I love in Javascript land is being able to do this: const something = NotTrue() || DefTrue(); view raw example.js… Read More »All the Crappy Javascript
This past weekend, I had a bit of free time to try something I’ve always been curious about. What would it take to port the WP_Hook class from WordPress/PHP to C#?Read More »WordPress#
Sometimes life throws us a life-changing experience. It “wakes us up” from the routine that life can become. I once swore that I would never become complacent in life … yet, here I am.
Complacency is comfortable, it’s easy, it’s smart. It’s coasting because you can, to make it to the next day. It’s skipping the sunrise to sleep just a few more hours, it’s watching TV because making a dent in the world takes too much energy, it’s eating well instead of eating cheap to make it to the next place. Before you know it, you’ve missed everything that’s good in the world.
I love the sunrise, the feeling of morning dew under my feet, and the morning breeze in my hair. I love the feeling of being lost, unknown whether there’s a comfortable tomorrow, of being alive and in the moment.
It’s time to go. Come along if you’d like, you’re invited.
The other day, I happened to remember that I track the seconds spent typing into my code editor, and have been since the beginning of 2016. It’s nothing spectacularly special, but I wonder what I would see if I pulled the data?Read More »Productivity – A Data Based Introspection
Years ago, I read a blog post about “The Awesome Curve” … It appears to have been lost in the sands of time that is the internet.
So, let me tell you about it. I’ll also diverge from the original and give my own 2¢.
I just wanted a fucking cup of coffee. My brother and I were sitting in our stolen car while the snow pounded the windshield on… Read More »Nothing But Fiction
When it comes to products, the little things are what make something stand above the rest.Read More »The Little Things
I use Google Analytics, which I’ve talked a bit about a long time not too long ago. During that time period, I wanted to know if people were actually reading this blog. Well, about 76% of you will if the page shows up in under one second. If it takes longer than that, only 56% of you will. But to discover this, I learned that my bounce rate was wrong, and by extension, your bounce rate is probably wrong too…Read More »Your Bounce Rate is Probably Wrong – For Bloggers Anyway