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Creating an Ephemeral EC2 Instance for Development for Testing
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blog.herlein.com
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4 years ago
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eng
Cattle, not Pets!” they say. Except that for a lot of development, coders make their own laptop their favorite pet. “It works on my machine!” becomes normal. I got tired of that and automated the creation of my dev environment. .
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I’ve been back at the forge working on Eve 2.0. Version 2 will support Python 3.7+ and drop Python 2.7, 3.5 and 3.6. It will bring support for PyMongo 4+ as well, along with several other minor fixes and improvements ( changelog ). It would be nice if you guys and gals, users of Eve, would give it a spin before the release. I know. I recently stated that Eve was in maintenance mode. All of those considerations still apply, but what can ..
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I’ve been back at the forge working on Eve 2.0. Version 2 will support Python 3.7+ and drop Python 2.7, 3.5 and 3.6. It will bring support for PyMongo 4+ as well, along with several other minor fixes and improvements ( changelog ). It would be nice if you guys and gals, users of Eve, would give it a spin before the release. I know. I recently stated that Eve was in maintenance mode. All of those considerations still apply, but what can ..
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I’ve been back at the forge working on Eve 2.0. Version 2 will support Python 3.7+ and drop Python 2.7, 3.5 and 3.6. It will bring support for PyMongo 4+ as well, along with several other minor fixes and improvements ( changelog ). It would be nice if you guys and gals, users of Eve, would give it a spin before the release. I know. I recently stated that Eve was in maintenance mode. All of those considerations still apply, but what can ..
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I’ve been back at the forge working on Eve 2.0. Version 2 will support Python 3.7+ and drop Python 2.7, 3.5 and 3.6. It will bring support for PyMongo 4+ as well, along with several other minor fixes and improvements ( changelog ). It would be nice if you guys and gals, users of Eve, would give it a spin before the release. I know. I recently stated that Eve was in maintenance mode. All of those considerations still apply, but what can ..
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Recently I suffered a major hdd failure and lost my hard drive as well as my backup drive at the sam...
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Although Plain Org v1.2 has been in the App Store for a little while, the release write-up was overdue, sorry. The update receives some new features and bugfixes. If you haven't heard of Plain Org , it gives ya access to your org files on iOS while away from your beloved Emacs . If you're finding Plain Org useful, please help support this effort by getting the word out. Tell your friends, tweet , or blog about it. Ok, now o....
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Repository: @knadh/tg-archive GitHub release page: v0.5.4 What’s Changed Improve the rss feeds by @Farzat07 in https://github.com/knadh/tg-archive/pull/45 Symlink files and directories when building by @Farzat07 in https://github.com/knadh/tg-archive/pull/44 New Contributors @Farzat07 made their first contribution in https://github.com/knadh/tg-archive/pull/45 Full Changelog : https://github.com/knadh/tg-archive..
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A lot of the time, when engineers think of performance work, we think about looking at benchmarks and making the numbers smaller. We anticipate that we are benchmarking the right pieces of code, and we take it for granted that reducing some of those numbers is a benefit, but also "the root of all evil" if done prematurely. If you are a performance-focused software engineer, or you are working with performance engineers, it can help to und..
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A lengthy post in which I gush about how I like Plexamp a lot due to how it integrates nicely with Tidal
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A lengthy post in which I gush about how I like Plexamp a lot due to how it integrates nicely with Tidal
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A lengthy post in which I gush about how I like Plexamp a lot due to how it integrates nicely with Tidal
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Blockchain In Go: Part I: Digital Accounts, Signatures and Verification
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www.ardanlabs.com
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4 years ago
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eng
Introduction This is the first post in a series that will explore the semantics and implementation details of the Ardan blockchain project. The code is a reference implementation of a blockchain and not intended to mirror any specific blockchain in use today. Even though the code has been engineered with production level coding standards, I wouldn’t use this project for anything more than learning. I am using the Ethereum project as ..
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Repository: @knadh/listmonk GitHub release page: v2.1.0 This version contains a number of fixes, improvements, (small) feature additions, and performance improvements. Improvements An improved mobile UI and CSS/JS customization for admin and public pages from the settings UI under the new “Appearance” tab. This reduces the need for loading custom templates with --static-dir. Contributed by @sweetppro
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An artist, fed up with his Art not being Real, decided to work on only one painting for the rest of his life. “The paint needs to come alive! It needs to be Real!” he shouted in his empty studio. The artist hadn’t seen another person for many days. Many of his friends and colleagues […]
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How often have you thought about your Developer Experience (DX)? How do you improve your workflow, find documentation, and simplify code formatting? This week on the show, Adam Johnson is here to talk about his new book, "Boost Your Django DX."
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Automating Terraform security in Scalr deployments with Regula [Tutorial]
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snyk.io
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4 years ago
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eng
Regula enables cloud teams to evaluate Terraform, CloudFormation, Azure Resource Manager, and Kubernetes Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) for security and compliance violations prior to deployment. Regula is an open source implementation of Rego, the query language used by the Open Policy Agent (OPA) project.
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I recently moved this blog from WordPress to Hugo. In this post, I share why I chose Hugo, the theme I'm using and the tools I used for moving content.
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Programs that have saved HackerNews 100+ hours by automating repetitive tasks
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danielsada.tech
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4 years ago
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eng
Five years ago (how time flies) I made a blog post about programs that have saved me 100+ hours, after uploading my article to HackerNews Thread 1 Thread 2 a lot of people responded with their favorite programs that have saved them 100+ hours. I went out and took the best ones and compiled them into this list. AutoHotKey AutoHotKey is a free, open-source scripting language for Windows that allows users to easily create small to complex scri..
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Programs that have saved HackerNews 100+ hours by automating repetitive tasks
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danielsada.tech
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4 years ago
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eng
Five years ago (how time flies) I made a blog post about programs that have saved me 100+ hours, after uploading my article to HackerNews Thread 1 Thread 2 a lot of people responded with their favorite programs that have saved them 100+ hours. I went out and took the best ones and compiled them into this list. AutoHotKey AutoHotKey is a free, open-source scripting language for Windows that allows users to easily create small to complex scri..
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Technology is—and ought to be—the /byproduct/ of far more important, powerful, and deep-rooted aspects of organisations — including wholesale societies. The pandemic of technology-solutionism gleefully embraced and amplified by all and sundry makes me believe that people seem to have decided it's the other way around.
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SAST and SCA are better when you use them together. Secure your code and dependencies at the same time with Snyk.
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In France, recent news are interesting to say the least. The CNIL is the french body on protection of privacy, which is regulating most of the online activities concerning data management. They have recently issue a ruling that practically forbid the use the of Google Analytics. Google Analytics and Data Transfers to the US FR- GDPR - CNIL to forbid a website to use google analytics From their press release:
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In France, recent news are interesting to say the least. The CNIL is the french body on protection of privacy, which is regulating most of the online activities concerning data management. They have recently issue a ruling that practically forbid the use the of Google Analytics. Google Analytics and Data Transfers to the US FR- GDPR - CNIL to forbid a website to use google analytics From their press release:
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Lessons learned from the Argo CD zero-day vulnerability (CVE-2022-24348)
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snyk.io
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4 years ago
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eng
Learn about the Argo CD vulnerability (CVE-2022-24348), as well as the larger implications regarding securing yourself against the kind of supply chain attack this vulnerability could have caused.
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For the past two-ish years, I’ve used the Kitty terminal by Kovid Goyal , and I have been happy with it. I started using it because it’s fast and because otherwise, it was good enough. However, the latest version (0.24.2) has some bugs, or at least, the Gentoo packaging of it does. These bugs include: Failure to render text already on the screen when the size changes. Changing of the cursor to I-beam even though it’s explicitly set..
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For the past two-ish years, I’ve used the Kitty terminal by Kovid Goyal , and I have been happy with it. I started using it because it’s fast and because otherwise, it was good enough. However, the latest version (0.24.2) has some bugs, or at least, the Gentoo packaging of it does. These bugs include: Failure to render text already on the screen when the size changes. Changing of the cursor to I-beam even though it’s explicitly set..
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For the past two-ish years, I’ve used the Kitty terminal by Kovid Goyal , and I have been happy with it. I started using it because it’s fast and because otherwise, it was good enough. However, the latest version (0.24.2) has some bugs, or at least, the Gentoo packaging of it does. These bugs include: Failure to render text already on the screen when the size changes. Changing of the cursor to I-beam even though it’s explicitly set..
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For the past two-ish years, I’ve used the Kitty terminal by Kovid Goyal , and I have been happy with it. I started using it because it’s fast and because otherwise, it was good enough. However, the latest version (0.24.2) has some bugs, or at least, the Gentoo packaging of it does. These bugs include: Failure to render text already on the screen when the size changes. Changing of the cursor to I-beam even though it’s explicitly set..
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For the past two-ish years, I’ve used the Kitty terminal by Kovid Goyal , and I have been happy with it. I started using it because it’s fast and because otherwise, it was good enough. However, the latest version (0.24.2) has some bugs, or at least, the Gentoo packaging of it does. These bugs include: Failure to render text already on the screen when the size changes. Changing of the cursor to I-beam even though it’s explicitly set..
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For the past two-ish years, I’ve used the Kitty terminal by Kovid Goyal , and I have been happy with it. I started using it because it’s fast and because otherwise, it was good enough. However, the latest version (0.24.2) has some bugs, or at least, the Gentoo packaging of it does. These bugs include: Failure to render text already on the screen when the size changes. Changing of the cursor to I-beam even though it’s explicitly set..
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For the past two-ish years, I’ve used the Kitty terminal by Kovid Goyal , and I have been happy with it. I started using it because it’s fast and because otherwise, it was good enough. However, the latest version (0.24.2) has some bugs, or at least, the Gentoo packaging of it does. These bugs include: Failure to render text already on the screen when the size changes. Changing of the cursor to I-beam even though it’s explicitly set..
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For the past two-ish years, I’ve used the Kitty terminal by Kovid Goyal , and I have been happy with it. I started using it because it’s fast and because otherwise, it was good enough. However, the latest version (0.24.2) has some bugs, or at least, the Gentoo packaging of it does. These bugs include: Failure to render text already on the screen when the size changes. Changing of the cursor to I-beam even though it’s explicitly set..
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For the past two-ish years, I’ve used the Kitty terminal by Kovid Goyal , and I have been happy with it. I started using it because it’s fast and because otherwise, it was good enough. However, the latest version (0.24.2) has some bugs, or at least, the Gentoo packaging of it does. These bugs include: Failure to render text already on the screen when the size changes. Changing of the cursor to I-beam even though it’s explicitly set..
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For the past two-ish years, I’ve used the Kitty terminal by Kovid Goyal , and I have been happy with it. I started using it because it’s fast and because otherwise, it was good enough. However, the latest version (0.24.2) has some bugs, or at least, the Gentoo packaging of it does. These bugs include: Failure to render text already on the screen when the size changes. Changing of the cursor to I-beam even though it’s explicitly set..
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Learn more about the unique requirements for microservices security architecture to keep your systems and applications secure.
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