ROE for Those Who Visit
Dec 19, 2017 |
ROE - Rules of engagement is explained in wikipedia as “rules or directives to military forces (including individuals) that define the circumstances, conditions, degree, and manner in which the use of force, or actions which might be construed as provocative, may be applied”.
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A Year with Go in Real Work - Here Be Dragons.
Apr 18, 2017 |
About a year ago, in the post Go or not Go? I casually promised to tell how Go showed itself in real work. The time has come to fulfill my obligations.
Over the reporting period little has changed with the language itself, but there was noticeable improvement in the ecosystem - JetBrains took on Go in a big way and their Gogland IDE reached the state of “this is usable.
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24 Hours with the New Mac Book Pro (2016)
Mar 21, 2017 |
Yesterday I became the owner of a new MBP. This is the 13" model in maximum configuration and yes, with the touch bar. Before buying I read a lot of different things written both by those who already tried this laptop, and by those who are for/against based on various theoretical assumptions.
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Not Only by the Walk...
Aug 10, 2016 |
They say that our people are easy to recognize anywhere in the world. There they go, unsmiling, and in their face you can read readiness to fight back against the whole world, which is plotting another dirty trick against them. And, as it turns out, you don’t even need to look at the walk, this can be understood from the “virtual walk” too.
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Why Do We Need These Versions?
May 16, 2016 |
Today I stumbled upon a small error that took half an hour to understand and 2 seconds to fix. Instead of deploying docker image blah.com/supersystem:develop-2.0.3, in compose due to inattention blah.com/supersystem:develop-2.0.2 was written. This led to a strange thought - why do we even need these versions here?
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Quick and Easy Setup of Your Own DNS
May 08, 2016 |
Recently I started noticing some strange slowdowns in completely different cases related to the internet. Not only did casual page browsing begin to feel somewhat heavier, but also access to various resources not directly related to browsing. This slowdown was irregular and hard to classify, but over time it became irritating.
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Go or Not Go?
May 03, 2016 |
The goal of this post is to try to answer a number of questions I get from time to time. The most popular is “is it worth learning?”, the second most popular “and how to do it?” and the 3rd - “it’s crap, how could you say anything good about it?
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Arq Got Even Better
Apr 12, 2016 |
A while back, in the post “Backups for the Concerned”, I shared my choice for cloud backups. Over the time since then, and not once or even twice, I had to actually use this backup, and the size of what I’ve backed up to date exceeds 3TB.
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All Hands for the Common Good
Nov 26, 2015 |
This isn’t the first time I’ve practiced the idea “come on, folks, let’s build something for the common good …”, and here we go again. In our podcast Radio-T there’s an indispensable tool that allows us to collect news, prepare them for the show, display what’s currently active, update the chat and all sorts of other things.
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A Trip with Apple Maps
Sep 25, 2015 |
I, like many others, was long ago and firmly disappointed with Apple Maps and put this app in a distant folder on my iPhone. The reasons for this disappointment are completely unoriginal, same as everyone’s — takes you to the wrong place, works strangely and even if it leads where needed, does it in far from the best way.
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