This post links to all the publicly-accessible GitHub content I’ve written, coded, or talked to.1 I’ve left GitHub. As this website is mostly things I’m learning and making repeatable (e.g., thin...

Last time, we looked at a simple “chargeback” system for the SaaS version of GitHub. As there’s limited availability of the data by API, we downloaded some CSV files and used a spreadsheet’s built...

One of the most common questions asked by companies adopting GitHub Enterprise is how to know who’s using what. This information is critically important to government agencies, non-profits, consul...

My Flipper Zero hasn’t left my side since I got it last summer - it’s earned a spot in my laptop bag for how handy it is at work and at home. Here’s how it saved some headaches over the holidays. ...

Sometimes you simply need a GUI application on Linux … remotely. Forwarding over SSH feels almost as magical as teleportation. 🪄 I’m studying for an exam that requires Kali Linux. Rather than me...

🥂 In the spirit of the new year, I thought I’d share how we’ve been creating some order out of chaos in our home. We’ve been at this for over two years now and it’s worked fairly well so far. W...

I added Google Analytics to my site in mid-April and then promptly forgot about it until about a month ago. It’s become a captivating new toy to understand my website traffic over the quiet holida...

I have my build compiling inside of a container … now I want to scan it with CodeQL, too. Let’s talk through two ways to do that and some anti-patterns to avoid. Which of these two paths are best...

There’s been quite a lot of commotion lately about The Company Formerly Known As Twitter’s 60% YoY cost savings by leaving the cloud in favor of data centers run in-house. Lots has been written ab...

Last time, we built a pipeline to test our custom CI container images on each proposed change. It built and launched a runner, dumped some debug information to the console as a “test”, then remove...