We’re a Little Too Open Source — Public Service Announcement
I searched for myself on Github … here’s the link
Why I Love Docker
I’m going to keep this one short… mostly because it’s almost 2am and I’d tweet it, but this is longer than 128 characters.
Trust.
Above is a video from webpagetest … Notice at the 2.0s mark … they are completely different. Nothing changed. There is no api to add in network effects, nothing but a every slight difference to…
My Blog: Pure WordPress vs. Static Files With Hugo and WordPress Hybrid
My blog isn’t particularly popular (or unpopular). I don’t really care too much about advertising it’s existence… that’s what google is for.
What I’ve Learned About Developing in Docker
Table of Contents Developing with complex filesystem layouts Save yourself some bandwidth with a docker hub mirror Getting localhost to make sense Deploying swap like it’s an app Building super complex images Cleaning up images,…
Back Up And Running
I’m back. The last couple of months have been hectic, from a personal standpoint. I walked away from my rancher instance, and dealt with what I had to deal with.
TCP Overhead
In case you are not aware, I write software for a company called BoomTown. It’s a not-so-startup in Charleston, SC. We offer a CRM for real-estate agents and manage their front-end websites. I’m on the…
The 1%
My brother is a data scientist. In his free time he comes up with some interesting things. One thing that was pretty interesting was a simulation of the economy.
Payment with Equity
I get contacted a lot with job offers. Most of them want me to work “for no money” and accept payment with equity.
Change of Schedule
I’ve been writing software nearly every day for just over 20 years now; whether it was a personal project, school project, contract job, or salary. It’s been fun, to put it mildly. I’m glad the…