Domains - what are they? Before we can answer the question “what is a domain”, we need to talk about the Domain Name System, DNS for short.
Exploring file types in Linux My setup I don't actually run a Linux desktop, strictly speaking - I use MobaXTerm [https://mobaxterm.mobatek.net] on my Windows laptop to ssh in. Moba runs an X server, so I can open windows from the Linux machine as if they were native Windows ... windows. (I
Using parameters with Vuex getters Every time I have to write a Vuex getter with parameters I have to look it up again - for some reason the method just doesn't go in. Today I found this comment [https://stackoverflow.com/a/53289861/609921], which gives an example of what feels like a
Using mkcert for testing The following package.json script will automatically generate cert and key for the domains that you want - set your server to load the same names and cert setup is now a one-liner.
Unexpected Lists in Elixir Well - unexpected to me at the time, though part of the language. I've been putting something together in Phoenix [https://www.phoenixframework.org/], and one of the pages kept throwing an error that it couldn't find item_path/3. This was odd, as the generating
Using QEMU in 32-bit mode Lately I’ve been following this series on dev.to [https://www.solarwinter.net/using-qemu-in-32-bit-mode/(https://dev.to/frosnerd/writing-my-own-boot-loader-3mld] on writing your own OS from the ground up - it makes a nice change of pace from the web stuff I’ve been doing, from very near the top
Too Many Headers Also known as "things I've learned today"... I've been using Insomnia [https://insomnia.rest/] the last couple of days to test a web API. Insomnia's a great client - it's got lots of features to make life easier. You can