A raw list of notes about putting together a Hyper-V Arch Linux VM. Take with a grain of salt.
This adds most of the stuff I use for my development.
More will be added as I still need to figure out sharing files between the host and guest.
A raw list of notes about putting together a Hyper-V Arch Linux VM. Take with a grain of salt.
This adds most of the stuff I use for my development.
More will be added as I still need to figure out sharing files between the host and guest.
During my various hikes through the woods of the internet, I came across DNS Spy one of the many dns checkers like, well, DNS Checker. But it offers constant monitoring like, for example Thousand Eyes.
codevamping.com is definitely a “vanity site” that I am not trying to monetize in any way. The only thing that would really be hurt if things go south is my ego. But DNS Spy offered a free scan, so why not.
Google has created a lot of documentation around the use and creation of cloud functions. But it is a bit scattered and can be hard to piece together.
This article is an attempt to bring the basics into one place for easy reference. Along the way, I’ll hopefully add a bit of guidance as well.
A simple way to automate Netlify redeploys using Google Cloud Scheduler
The site is a year old, so of course, a redesign is needed. New looks, New comments, and more.
std::string has some useful features, but be careful.
Logging into a remote VM from a local VM. Getting from here to there isn’t all that hard.
There is a recent paper that contains progress on proving the conjecture that there are infinitely many pairs of twin primes
This got me thinking about some other questions.
Using plain old ints as identifiers for classes/structs is tried and true, but
we can do better.
The VM I use for development ran out of room on the boot partition. Here is how I fixed that.