Living now, Lost in 46 BC
Through this project, I learned a LOT about arrays. How to generate them, how to add, remove, or change elements, and how to compare data sets. It was a fun and challenging process to be sure. I also learned how to apply basic loops in Ruby.
Building off my previous tutorials in which I described the setup of a Chef Infrastructure Environment, I thought it would be cool to actually do something with the thing I built!
Introduction In case you were not aware, Terraform is a tool to create infrastructure as code. And AWS is the world’s largest provider of cloud infrastructure. Together they make an automated infrastructure producing pie of awesome. I’m very much a newb with Terraform, and just as much of a newb with AWS. But, that wont … Read more
Manjaro is awesome. So is i3 Windows Manager. Combined you have the best possible combination. I am currently typing this blog post from I3 Manjaro, on my tiny notebook laptop. Its got 2 GB of RAM, but runs Manjaro i3 linux like its nothing. But, as awesome as i3 Manjaro is, its missing something very … Read more
Dracula is the best color palette. There is a major problem. Not enough people use Dracula as their universal theme. Why not have Dracula everywhere on your Linux desktop environment? The script below fixes this problem. To use the script follow the easy steps below: Step 1. Clone the Dracula Theme Applier to your computer. … Read more
Clonezilla is awesome! By default it has a huge amount of power. But, with a bit of effort, its existing utility can be greatly expanded. Unfortunately, it can be very cumbersome to unpackage and repackage a clonezilla image to change its functionality. That is why I built this tool. It efficiently unpackes and repackes clonezilla … Read more