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Configuring a Laptop with Ansible, Part Two

An example of how I use Ansible config management to save and reproduce the environment on my laptop.

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Configuring a Laptop with Ansible, Part One

How to use the Ansible configuration management systems to easily reproduce a heavily customized environment on other laptops down the line.

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The Easy Way to Switch Container Views in iOS

This is a simple way you can switch between two iOS container views.

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Fuzz Testing with afl-fuzz (American Fuzzy Lop)

On using Google's American Fuzzy Lop for fuzz testing.

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Scripting Vim to Help Run Ember Tests

It's easy to write a Vim script that runs the Ember test under your cursor.

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Adding an iOS Container View in Xcode

An iOS container view allows you to create a reusable component that all of your view controllers can share.

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Using Vagrant to Deploy to a Remote Hyper-V Host

My Vagrant/Hyper-V combo worked well, but had two problems: wifi going out, and the large footprint of Vangrant/Chef on a Windows OS.

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A Simple GIF Screencast Workflow for Mac

How I make GIF screen recordings on Mac OSX with Quicktime and ffmpeg.

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CodeRunner: A Generalist’s Swiss Army Knife

While all of its features, taken separately, are available for free, CodeRunner makes it painless to sit down, choose your language, and just start coding.

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Google Sheets’ Query Language

Using the QUERY function in Google Sheets, which supports querying a spreadsheet dataset using SQL.

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Creating Man Pages in Markdown with Ronn

Ronn is a fantastic, simple tool that leverages the Markdown you use every day to create man pages for your command-line software.

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Working with Text at the Command Line – Tools for Searching & Editing

The multi-monitor, high-resolution graphics revolution didn't bring graphics, just windows full of text. Command lines are still great working with text.

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