photo saving Easily download all your files from the Flickr Data export with wget and parallel I paid for Flickr for years. By my email it looks like I started somehere in 2007 or 2008 and continued to pay all the way into 2015 or so. It was a
EdgeRouter X setup for TPG FTTB PPPoE I recently moved to Australia and while I wasn't fortunate enough to find a place with true NBN connectivity, my apartment does have TBG FTTB which isn't too shabby. However, TPG's support leaves
Ignoring .git and .svn when using `gsutil rsync` I was recently deploying some static content to a Google Storage bucket and noticed that there wasn't an answer to excluding source control directories in the cloud storage hosting tutorial. Luckily, the gsutil
slack Scale yourself with a SlackOverflow bot Slack is definitely all the rage right now, despite a whole plethora of similar products. I attribute it nearly wholly to their secret sauce of design and API-ability. Although, I find when I
reflection A retrospective as a MISM from the Heinz College of CMU Now over three months ago I finished my Master's Information Systems Management from Carnegie Mellon's Heinz School and I wanted to provide a perspective on the program as a whole. I do this
photos Saving pictures on the Internet in 2015 is still broken I've been saving pictures on the Internet for nearly a decade. And I remember when it first become feasible with Facebook and then even better with Flickr to do so. I remember the
Mounting LUKS encrypted external drive on Raspberry Pi Recently my external hard drive of a couple years finally bit the dust after having an actual spinning disk time of a couple years. I got a great deal from DataHoarder for a
A Decade of Ubuntu It's crazy to think that Ubuntu has now been out for ten years. I remember ordering my first set of free Ubuntu CD's which was something Canonical did until April, 2011 allowing people
Everything is a tool, and you need a toolbox. I find that I encounter a lot more things that I have time to digest at that current moment in my daily life. [Hacker News|Reddit|TechCrunch|ProductHunt|NYTimes|Twitter] all assault me
Enabling Wifi on your Raspberry Pi After having two Raspberry Pis after a year or two now, it gets annoying to try connecting both of them to ethernet ports on my router. You're also then limited to only doing