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Picking a Cloud-like Dedicated Hosting Provider

The future is here for dedicated hosting! The landscape today looks a lot more like the cloud — APIs, fast provisioning, and no commitments. It is awesome. In this post I explore the new age of dedicated hosting and describe my thought process for picking a provider. My wish list of features grows over the […]

in Projects | November 19, 2017 | 1,907 Words | Comment

Hacker School Day 39 – pstree and Weird /proc Behavior

I made a pstree clone and found weird behavior in /proc

in Hacker School | December 2, 2014 | 542 Words | Comment

Automatic Rainbows and fuse-colors

I developed fuse-colors, a tool for wrapping most commands with arbitrary bash. These are notes from the dev experience.

in Projects, Thoughts | December 26, 2013 | 1,052 Words | Comment

Automatic Rainbows in your Terminal with fuse-colors

I used FUSE and perl to make fuse-colors, a script that allows you to automatically wrap commands in arbitrary bash

in Projects, Thoughts | December 19, 2013 | 355 Words | Comment

Forcing Rsync to Create a Remote Path Using –rsync-path

rsync has a –rsync-path parameter that allows you to cheat and specify commands to run before executing rsync.

in Projects | July 10, 2013 | 305 Words | 11 Comments

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