React is a very nice front-end framework, javascript is nice, but what if you need an android app? Or an iOS app for that matter? You have all read of apps that embed a browser, and in the browser javascript runtime, you'd load a full application, written in react or angular or what have you. Maybe pure javascript.
...of course this took longer than anticipated, but I have achieved this milestone, writing and executing a complete functional test in Drupal. It was not an easy, trivial test - and the path I took in implementing it highlights the gotchas and difficulty of writing such tests. As well, my process is likely not be unique, and the challenges I faced appear common. It there appears valuable for me to put down a quick writeup on quirks and tricks I saw along the way. In this article, I assume the reader is an intermediate Drupal developer.
Lost my laptop, possibly due to a virus, and now I have to rebuild it. Yeah, losing a laptop is hard. On the one hand, I have to be ready for such unfortunate events. And I actually am ready - I have a recent backup. I have non-recent backups, as well. Most important things are also duplicated in the cloud. Some heavy files like videos aren't backed up, but I'm actually not losing much there. And I managed to back up text files and important small files of the most recent days, via a tether. So I'm good, overall.
For testing ansible roles, I need a docker container that runs systemd or init - a container in which services can be enabled. I also need this container to be accessible via ssh. This way, I don't have to spin up cloud resources (which are not free) in order to test doing something on a remote.
Molecule is a testing framework designed for Ansible roles, collections, and playbooks. In the Ansible ecosystem, it provides a structured workflow to develop and verify infrastructure as code.
I see the following error when compiling ruby from scratch using rbenv:
In file included from debug.c:27:
./vm_callinfo.h:183:9: error: use of undeclared identifier 'RUBY_FUNCTION_NAME_STRING'
rp(ci);
^
./internal.h:89:72: note: expanded from macro 'rp'
#define rp(obj) rb_obj_info_dump_loc((VALUE)(obj), __FILE__, __LINE__, RUBY_FUNCTION_NAME_STRING)I updated rbenv and rbenv-build to latest, to no avail.
According to stack overflow, the solution, that worked for me, was to update xcode:
In order to improve my writing skills, I should write on a regular basis. The amount of writing is measured in either the number of words written, or the hours spent writing. Of course, there is an inherent conflict of interest, an inherent corruption when measuring work in such a way. See The Inherent Corruption of the Employee.
How will I promote and market my material? And for what purpose? What am I selling? What is the path (karate-do) that I'm pursuing, what is in my DNA? These and other questions are answered succinctly in The Core.
To create an image for a Raspberry Pi, you generally have two main scenarios:
Here, I'll explain the first method. The steps are:
Here’s a clear, step-by-step tutorial on using WireGuard to route all your internet traffic through a VPN.
We’ll go through installation, configuration, and making sure all traffic (not just some) goes through the tunnel.
WireGuard: Full-Tunnel VPN Setup
Gamification is the use of game design elements, principles, and mechanics in non-game contexts to engage people, motivate action, and solve problems.
This is an example of setting up a NAT inside docker - in a fairly self-explanatory and minimal way. There are three examples that you can run in this setup: a positive example, a negative example, and a chatty positive example for debugging and demonstration purposes.
I recently wrote this utility... a mere function, really, to resize and scale a python image at the center. This way, I don't have to worry about how my images are being fed into an AI pipeline, if they all get scaled and cropped the same.
Additionally, while previously I used bash to rename files in a folder to sequential names such as 1.jpg , the current implementation ignores filenames, which saves me time when massaging the data.
