The standard for browsing the web over a text-=based terminal is Lynx, right? It’s the legendary text web browser that you can read about at https://lynx.invisible-island.net/ or, even better, run right now with docker run –rm -it nbrown/lynx lynx http://hanselman.com/ Awesome, right? But it’s text. Lynx runs alt-text rather than […]
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So recently I wrote a post on why a developer might use an iPad Pro as an at home machine. Today, I’m going to elaborate on how I’m actually using it day to day. So there is not much you can do locally Realistically, as a local dev environment there really is […]
Artifactory is the top tool in the market for storing your binaries. It essentially provides you with as many private repositories for as many package types as you need. Setting up a Docker repository in Artifactory versions before 5.8 can be a bit of a pain if you don’t already […]
I had a Google Cloud Platform (GCP) instance which was all setup well and running fine a day ago, which was set up following my previous tutorial. What’s After Setting up a GCP Computing Instance? Running a Custom Docker Container with Tensorflow Let me tell you a bit about the […]
TL;DR A simple JIT compiler in golang. Scroll down to bottom for working code. A JIT compiler (fd, const void *buf, size_t count). The first parameter to this syscall is the location to write to, represented as a file descriptor. Printing output to the console is achieved by writing to the standard […]
Sorry for this image! In my previous article ( THE OUTPUT How I allowed “hackers” to ssh into my server. was originally published in Hacker Noon on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story. Please follow and like us:0GurupriyanGurupriyan is a Software Engineer and a […]
As follow up on my intro to , Twitter or Facebook. Speed up Docker Android Build was originally published in Hacker Noon on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story. Please follow and like us:0GurupriyanGurupriyan is a Software Engineer and a technology enthusiast, […]
I blogged recently about optimizing .NET and ASP.NET Docker files sizes. .NET Core 2.0 has previously been built on a Debian image but today there is preview image with .NET Core 2.1 nightlies using Alpine. You can read about the announcement here about this new Alpine preview image. There’s also […]
Containers are lovely, in case you haven’t heard. They are a nice and clean way to get a reliable and guaranteed deployment, no matter the host system. If I want to run my my ASP.NET Core application, I can just type “docker run -p 5000:80 shanselman/demos” at the command line, […]
There is a great post from Steve Laster in 2016 about optimizing ASP.NET Docker Image sizes. Since then Docker has added multi-stage build files so you can do more in one Dockerfile…which feels like one step even though it’s not. Containers are about easy and reliable deployment, and they’re also […]