When I decided to deploy my TYPO3 project, I already had some experience navigating their documentation—arguably the steepest learning curve I have encountered thus far. This isn't solely due to the complexity of the system itself, but rather the need for a complete overhaul of their documentation.
I wanted to create a quick demo of how I update the software on which this blog is hosted. I started by creating a video using asciinema It is a fantastic terminal recorder that, as described on their website, is "a lightweight, text-based approach to terminal recording." As
I have had a Linux distro running bullseye for a few years, sitting, idly for me to do something with it. And now that I have decided to play around with it, I did a quick check to see Debian's current releases. Upgrading an OS without any running
When I changed to a new computer my private keys were still on the other machine. One way to go about it is using a USB to copy the files over. But there is a better way to go about it. The geekier way. I had already secured the server
jk -> down and up hl -> left and right wb -> hop forward by a word and back by a word e -> hop forward to the end of a word ge -> hope backward to the end of a word Using the capitalized