Strawberry Fields
I was working on getting some work ported over to Strawberry from Graphene-Django, and I suddenly hit a snag. Once I found out what happened to the Strawberry Fields, I was just glad I could solve it at that point.
Making code ninjas out of everyone
I was working on getting some work ported over to Strawberry from Graphene-Django, and I suddenly hit a snag. Once I found out what happened to the Strawberry Fields, I was just glad I could solve it at that point.
What a weird tech stack I made recently. I already wrote on this a bit. Now I come back for some more.
It is exactly what the title is suggesting, bringing wireless to 486DX2.
Sometimes the small things in life can make the biggest difference. This time it is a small adventure in Python.
I wanted to upgrade one of my Windows 7 laptops to Windows 8(.1) to run GOG Galaxy client, but that failed spectacularly.
I recently installed Windows 8, and then Windows 8.1. I never really had it as a daily driver and so I really never interacted with it. By the time it came out I had switched to Ubuntu.
And it definitely is not like home. I recently had to deal with something I never thought possible.
No fancy clever title this time, just a simple explanation on how to deploy a statically generated site with Svelte(Kit) to AWS CloudFront.
Drowning, is what happened. This is my personal experience with trying to implement some simple guidelines.
I recently already wrote about BitBake and Yocto. This is another adventure in this realm.