In this article I describe the steps I took for running a dockerised version of the zerotier-one client on my Synology NAS DSM 7.0, using docker.
I recently used Google Takeout to get a copy of all the photos and videos I had backed up there. I discovered, to my horror, that the files' timestamps were all wrong. I created a short script using bash and jq to rectify the situation.
I often find myself wanting to reference the current branch I am on when typing a command. I create a bash function to paste it.
| tags: [ Vim ]
I often find myself opening Vim in the root of a Git repository, then opening a file and wanting to open another file in that same directory. I’ve created a shortcut to help with that action.
| tags: [ Vim ]
Using a simple mapping and only a couple Vim features, swap types of quotes, i.e. from “foo” to ‘foo’.
In this article I describe a (bash & Perl) script I’ve recently created to
perform a git blame on the lines matching a git grep I am performing, and
concepts, pitfalls, and solutions I’ve found along the way.
(updated )
Come rimpiazzare il modem “Fibra” (VDSL) fornito da TIM con un altro modem (un FRITZ!Box 7590), senza perdita di configurazione (IP fisso) o di servizi (VoIP).
| tags: [ Perl TOTP Security ]
In this article I’ll explain (with code) how to create and validate a Google Authenticator two-step authentication token, using Perl. Both on the command-line and on a simple website.
| tags: [ Git ]
In this article I describe my approach to keeping the disk space for my Git repositories low on both the desktop and netbook machine.
| tags: [ Git Hooks Webserver ]
In this article I describe my approach to deploying new versions of a personal web application, running under Lighttpd and using Perl as its back-end. The same approach can possibly be used for similar scenarios.
| tags: [ Git Hooks Perl Perltidy ]
In this article I describe my approach to keeping some of my Perl repositories as clean and as tidy as they can be.