Chef, Knife, AWS, and Windows: Part 2
Update: Part 3 removes the need for explicit password setting!
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Chef, Knife, AWS, and Windows: Part 1
UPDATE #2: Also see Part 3, which slims down the scripting a bit by removing the password reset requirement.
Windows, SSH Agent, and Emacs
Because I’m a sick sort of puppy, I work in Emacs on Windows for basic text editing and especially for working with Git (Magit is the best), and use Powershe...
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As I’ve been using Windows more and more (Visual Studio <3), I’ve grown to really like Powershell. I was showing my brother around some of the more powerf...
Anova Precision Cooker impressions
I love to cook when I’ve got the time, and few things are more trendy in the world of home cooking right now than sous vide. Sous vide cooking uses precisely...
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