Introduction Adding git completion to the git command line can be super handy. Especially when it comes to branch names and other things which can be lengthy. Not to mention, it just means you’ll have less to type which is always good for efficiency. Getting this to work may not Read more…
A few years ago, an idea came to me regarding quantum entanglement and networking/communication technology. After some time and research into trying to patent the idea, I found that others had similar ideas but were not at all interested in acting on its development. To this end, I thought I might Read more…
I’ve been using the Windows 10 BASH shell for quite a while now forcing myself to get used to it. Along the way I’ve figured out a few working arounds for features such as sshfs and simple copy paste commands. First, the copy paste. When I first started using the Read more…
Introduction I use svn quite frequently however, the standard diff tool built in with svn leaves a lot to be desired. Its output reminiscent of a command line patch. Personally, I love vimdiff (or vim -d if you prefer) when it comes to comparing files. Recently I hooked vimdiff into Read more…
Foreword The following is a primer on creating RightScale scripts that execute with attachments. Overview Creating RightScale scripts can be a little daunting at first, but with a little time and effort one can quickly ramp up from beginner to expert. The examples show here will be executed on a Read more…