Linux and me: Why I fell in love with Arch Linux
In this post I’d like to talk about one of the things I love the most in tech, which is my favorite Linux distribution, called […]
Month: September 2017
Bruh, do you even live patch?
Patching is arguably the single most important thing you can do to keep your systems secure. It’s also tedious boring work that ends with everyone’s […]
Experimenting with Arch: Continuing Where I Left Off
So after a brief hiatus I figured I would get back to configuring my new Arch system. First thing on the list was to install […]
Free SSL Certificate with Let’s Encrypt
Free SSL Certificate with Let’s Encrypt If you have ever installed an SSL certificate you know that it can be a tedious process. Let’s Encrypt […]
KWLUG: Ruin Your Life with Shell Scripts, JOSM (2017-09)
This is a podcast presentation from the Kitchener Waterloo Linux Users Group on the topic of Ruin Your Life with Shell Scripts, JOSM published on September 11th 2017. You […]
Filesystem and Directory size
Just a quick look at df and du. This comes up a lot when we have filesystems that are filling up and need to find […]
Hard float VS soft float with Slackware ARM on the RPi 3
I recently bought a new Raspberry Pi 3 and installed Slackware ARM current (hard float) on it. My goal was to compare the performance of […]
Linux File Server
File sharing is a critical business function for IT infrastructure. Using Samba we can create file shares that are highly available, secure, and accessible by […]