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I recently had the unexpected opportunity of spending a few days in the Alps, climbing and hiking with my daughters. After a few years of hiatus, it felt great to be back romping.
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I recently had the unexpected opportunity of spending a few days in the Alps, climbing and hiking with my daughters. After a few years of hiatus, it felt great to be back romping.
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I recently had the unexpected opportunity of spending a few days in the Alps, climbing and hiking with my daughters. After a few years of hiatus, it felt great to be back romping.
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With an Xbox, Yelo, Xored and some patience - you can create some stunning high quality shots of maps.
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ARM Templates: list*() & reference() functions in variables workaround
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pricey.uk
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5 years ago
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eng
Use ARM templates enough and eventually you'll wish to use one of the list*() functions or reference() in your variables. For example, you have multiple app services which require near identical appsettings. You'd like to define this object/array once, then reuse multiple times elsewhere in the template. Who likes repeating themselves? Unfortunately one of those settings includes e.g. a storage account access key or a reference() to grab ..
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The Brave Marketer Podcast Kicks off Season 2 with Marketing Expert from Disney+
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brave.com
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5 years ago
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eng
Today, we’re launching the first episode of Season 2 of The Brave Marketer podcast, featuring an interview with Andrea Cutright, VP, Global Subscriber Marketing and Insights for Disney+ who discusses how they exponentially surpassed growth targets, and why “killing the hypothesis” led to massive product adoption.
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Golang - how to connect to google spreadsheet? Credentials You need to set up Google Credentials for your app. This part is a tad annoying. Mostly due to the UX of the Google Cloud Plateform. Let’s hope this will once be fixed. Since it may be changing, I suggest you check the docs on Google. At the time of writing of this short tutorial, we need to: Go to Google Cloud Console Create Project if needed.
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Golang - how to connect to google spreadsheet? Credentials You need to set up Google Credentials for your app. This part is a tad annoying. Mostly due to the UX of the Google Cloud Plateform. Let’s hope this will once be fixed. Since it may be changing, I suggest you check the docs on Google. At the time of writing of this short tutorial, we need to: Go to Google Cloud Console Create Project if needed.
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Snyk’s top 5 cloud application security best practices for implementing effective cloud application security, including IaM, encryption, threat monitoring, and more.
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Sam Enright assembled a friendly Beginner’s Guide to Miles Davis . If you’ve always been curious about jazz but never really managed to get into it, then this resource might serve as a good starting point. I cannot say I’m one hundred per cent aligned with his choices, but we’re close. One remarkable statement I concur with is this one: Jazz is so interesting to me because of its fusion of intricate underlying structure with improvisat..
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Sam Enright assembled a friendly Beginner’s Guide to Miles Davis . If you’ve always been curious about jazz but never really managed to get into it, then this resource might serve as a good starting point. I cannot say I’m one hundred per cent aligned with his choices, but we’re close. One remarkable statement I concur with is this one: Jazz is so interesting to me because of its fusion of intricate underlying structure with improvisat..
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UNIX/Linux is now a core skill for anyone working in tech
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jasoneckert.github.io
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5 years ago
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eng
If you had asked me in the 1990s whether most people in the tech world would be using a UNIX or Linux shell to manage their servers, I would have chuckled and said “No.” But two decades later we find ourselves in a world where 96% of the cloud is comprised of Linux servers running Web apps made with open source frameworks, and the majority of software development is done on UNIX (macOS) or Linux workstations. Nearly all network hardware, se..
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UNIX/Linux is now a core skill for anyone working in tech
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jasoneckert.github.io
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5 years ago
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eng
If you had asked me in the 1990s whether most people in the tech world would be using a UNIX or Linux shell to manage their servers, I would have chuckled and said “No.” But two decades later we find ourselves in a world where 96% of the cloud is comprised of Linux servers running Web apps made with open source frameworks, and the majority of software development is done on UNIX (macOS) or Linux workstations. Nearly all network hardware, se..
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Not long ago, I made a note to go back and read Mac for Translators 's Emacs regex with Emacs lisp post. The author highlights Emacs's ability to apply additional logic when replacing text during a search-and-replace session. It does so by leveraging elisp expressions. Coincidentally, a redditor recently asked What is the simplest way to apply a math formula to all numbers in a buffer/region? Some of the answers also point to search....
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Unicode sorting is hard & why browsers added special emoji matching to regexp
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devlog.hexops.org
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5 years ago
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eng
As I work on Zorex, an omnipotent regexp engine I have stumbled into a world of tales about why Unicode text sorting is so annoying in the modern day. Let’s talk about that. Why ASCII sorting is not enough Twitter’s emoji problem - or when Unicode locale-aware sorting Really Matters™ Browsers added special emoji matching to regexp Language comparison JavaScript Collator sorting is not guaranteed across browsers Go sort.Str....
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Unicode sorting is hard & why browsers added special emoji matching to regexp
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devlog.hexops.org
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5 years ago
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eng
As I work on Zorex, an omnipotent regexp engine I have stumbled into a world of tales about why Unicode text sorting is so annoying in the modern day. Let’s talk about that. Why ASCII sorting is not enough Twitter’s emoji problem - or when Unicode locale-aware sorting Really Matters™ Browsers added special emoji matching to regexp Language comparison JavaScript Collator sorting is not guaranteed across browsers Go sort.Str....
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TIL that nginx http_limit_conn module can wreak havoc to your website
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www.zufallsheld.de
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5 years ago
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eng
The nginx http_limit_conn module to limit http connections works as advertised. It limits the number of connections an ip-address (or other directives) can make to the nginx. Also: the Ansible hardening-role for nginx as a default limit of 5 connections ( see ). This bit me hard: One website I host makes concurrent connections to two APIs and a static frontend-webserver to fetch contents. This was a small debugging nightmare because t..
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Practicing Python With CSV Files and Extracting Values With "filter()"
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realpython.com
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5 years ago
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eng
Are you ready to practice your Python skills some more? There is a new set of practice problems prepared for you to tackle, and this time they're based on working with CSV files. This week on the show, David Amos is back, and he's brought another batch of PyCoder's Weekly articles and projects.
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Convert Python Scripts to Windows Executables (.py to .exe) - Pyinstaller and Pandas | 2022 WORKING VERSION
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geo.rocks
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5 years ago
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eng
Python and pandas are a great team for data science. But what if you need to deliver a script to a Windows client who does not have Python installed? This is a quick tutorial for converting Python scripts (.py) to standalone, one-file Windows executables (.exe). 1 pyinstaller -F my_script.py Get a 20Mb exe file that is fully functional on every Windows machine!
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To celebrate Pride Month, we hear from Shlomi Rozilyo about the support and encouragement that allows him just be himself here at Snyk.
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And it is (at least for my instance) 4194304 bytes. That is 4,19 mb. You can easily achieve this by running some Ansible playbooks in diff-mode that unpack many files. :) Job's log exceeded limit of 4194304 bytes. Job execution will continue but no more output will be collected.
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Dark mode is all the rage. In 2021, SvelteKit provides a dead simple way to implement a dark mode toggle that works for all users- regardless of their JavaScript preference.
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