I use cURL every single day to troubleshoot a variety of issues both at work and while working on projects. It is an excellent tool to get an idea of what is happening when a call is made to a website. While this tool is vast in its features … [Read more]
vim development workflow
I decided to switch from Atom as my IDE quite some time ago to vim. However even with this switch, I remained using a fairly vanilla version of Vim purely because of having to switch between various servers where in a lot of cases my custom setup … [Read more]
ssh: bypassing user profile loading
The other day one of our projects at work had its Git master branch updated, I had been working on a few projects of my own with local branches based off of the earlier master branch. As usual, I had to pull down the latest version of master and … [Read more]
happy hacktoberfest2020
It has definitely been a busy October thus far. As I concentrate more on improving myself in the world of development, I have definitely had some ups and downs recently. In late August I heard about Hacktoberfest 2020 by Digital Ocean, and I … [Read more]
add emojis to nginx HTTP headers
The other day while perusing Twitter, I came across a Tweet mentioning icanhazip.com, a site I regularly use to confirm either my IPv4 or IPv6 public IP address. The site is run by Major Hayden who I also happen to follow on Twitter. The … [Read more]
generating CLI graphs with termgraph
The idea In my current role I analyze logs on a daily basis. This could be for any number of reasons, whether looking for trending requests, helping identify suspicious requests and IP addresses or simply trying to determine when something … [Read more]
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