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 int
s 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.