Ahh… Covid-19. From thinking it was just another little outbreak in Asia to months long lockdowns and seeing friends and family succumb to this nasty little virus, it’s been a surreal year-and-a-half. Earlier this year we finally got some hope with the rollout of vaccines, and I personally was very eager to get vaccinated and […]
Using Camel Quarkus to send alerts on Telegram when web content changes Read More »
Openshift has pretty cool built in CI/CD solutions (based on Jenkins or Tekton), but it can easily be used with external CI/CD tools too. I recently had to create a small POC for a customer who wanted to see how Openshift integrates with Gitlab, and they were also curious how they could incorporate container scanning
Gitlab CI/CD on Openshift with Quay integration Read More »
I recently worked on a project for a client that (still) uses Subversion for their code repositories. Unfortunately they had no real short-term interested in migrating their code to Git, which left the team without such goodies as merge/pull requests, easy branching and all the other advantages that Git provides. Git actually has a built-in
I upgraded my Ubuntu desktop yesterday from 10.04 to 11.10 and ran into some pretty significant problems. If you get an error saying ‘Waiting for Network Configuration’, and it sits there until it finally goes on to a black page, then try the following: CTRL+ALT+F1 should get you to the command line. Do not try
[SOLVED] Ubuntu 11.10 Oneiric Ocelot upgrade: Waiting for Network Configuration Read More »
When a user reported that some of my code snippets didn’t work I noticed that the apostrophes in WordPress are automatically changed to curly quotes. That obviously breaks the code when php tries to parse it. I did some googling and found a simple solution: The “Unfancy Quotes” plugin which can be found here: http://www.semiologic.com/software/wp-tweaks/unfancy-quote/
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