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Putting low profile back in to ec11 encoders

One of the greatest joys of having a 3d printer is finding problems (that are not really problems) and fixing them by prototyping your own solution. Designing a model, printing it and testing it through multiple iterations can quickly swallow up a weekend’s worth of project allowance, but the results are worth it. Or at least, that’s what I tell...

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Using inline Datview with Obsidian

I have been using Obsidian for close to three (3) years now. Like many other users I was drawn to Obsidian for its simple core (everything is a Markdown file 1), it’s extreme extensibility and it’s extreme speed. I use obsidian to store information, concept ideas and even write this blog post you’re reading Writing about Obsidian using Obsidia...

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Shortening shell paths with hash

If you’re like most developers, DevOps engineers, or IT professionals, you probably spend a lot of time in your shell of choice. And if you’re like the typical user, you’re probably always deep in the filesystem. This can get confusing quickly, and there’s only so much space available to display your working path (unless you invest in an ultrawi...

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Using combos on ZMK

One of the greatest things (maybe even the greatest thing) about mechanical keyboards that provide custom firmware support (like QMK and ZMK) is the endless support for customization. I’m still tweaking my keymaps for different keyboards, but I recently started getting in to “Combos”: Combo keys are a way to combine multiple key presses to o...

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hey for load testing http applications

short hey is a HTTP load tester CLI tool to benchmark HTTP requests to a HTTP end-point. Get it at GitHub Today we will be taking a look at a small utility called hey. You can use hey to load test HTTP applications or generate load for a web application. This comes in handy when you want to simulate use or check what your app does when it re...

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Build-log: Montsinger Rebound-S

The Rebound-S by Montsinger is a 60% case compatible ~40% keyboard ortholinear keyboard with an ergonomically-friendly 7° typing angle. It differs from the Rebound because it has a staggered contour. The Rebound’s have some great customisation options like spot for a dedicated for an EC12 encoder and some extra keys located between the two halv...

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Configuring default Project creation in Openshift

In this blog we will have a look at “Configuring project creation” in an Openshift cluster. We will: Create a Project Template Add resources like a limit-range to the template Disable project self-provisioning As always. We will be doing all the examples in a CRC (Code Ready Containers) environment. Project template When creating a ne...

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Controlling Ingress with Openshift Network Policy's

This blog will go in to the “software defined networking” of “Configure networking components” objective of the EX280 exam from RedHat. In this post we will: Traffic to pods The types of Network Policy’s we can create Create a Network Policy based on a application label This post focuses on Ingress (incoming traffic). You can also c...

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