The Git Config Settings I Actually Use
A tour through my ~/.gitconfig, covering the settings I've grown to rely on daily and why each one earns its place.
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A tour through my ~/.gitconfig, covering the settings I've grown to rely on daily and why each one earns its place.
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Today I'll guide you on how to safely manage all your passwords with password-store
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what software options do we have when dealing with a 3D Printer on Linux?
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Here's a short list of components for what will possibly be my future home server.
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baking a cake and building a program from source have a lot in common, and both will leave you satisfied once they've finished cooking
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palette-viewer on github Today I decided I wanted to have a little “old school” fun, so instead of working on some WordPress theme/plugin, I went for the “lemme write some php from scratch” approach. I was having a look at some color palettes for I’m not gonna tell ya, and it was quite hard for me to mix them together in my mind and decide which color goes where and how to use it, so after thinking about it for a while, I decided I’d narrow my options to 6 colors per palette, and in order to better visualize them, I wrote a small php page to help me.
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gif image created using gify.sh Today I’ll present you a useful script that will help you create amazing gifs from your still photos using a couple tools from the IMAGEMAGIK suite, so without further ado, here it is, straight from github’s gists. Download as ZIP archive what the code does is quite simple, it takes a few arguments and helps you resize your images while keeping the original proportions. Put the code in your path and let’s put it to work.
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Here is a very simple method for updating your WordPress installation: wp_patcher!
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