Good stuff that tickles my brain: Password manager's linked field
I have just discovered Bitwarden's "Linked field" feature. It is fascinating to see good engineers come up with cool solutions.
Gokhan Sari
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ClickHouse disk alerts might be your logs, not your data
I kept resizing ClickHouse volumes because of disk alerts. Turns out the log tables were the ones eating the space, not the data.
Software engineering: Should it be a product, or a craft?
I always had strong opinions about the value of craftsmanship, and of product as a kind of fake replica of craft. I still think that product is something falsely glorified in the hyper-commercialized world we live in today, while craftsmanship is the actual value-adding component of everything we
Kubernetes service accounts, and creating kubeconfig for one
Official kubernetes docs say A service account is a type of non-human account that, in Kubernetes, provides a distinct identity in a Kubernetes cluster. Service accounts can be used for providing access both to components inside the cluster and other services from outside the cluster. For example, I use
Posting to Product Hunt
Product Hunt is the place you'd want to announce your product on. It's a great place where potential early adopters are checking regularly to seek tools to ease tasks that need to be dealt with. In this post, I will share the PH experienced we had.
How to make Ubuntu remember SSH passphrase for git
You have a SSH key you are using for authentication for git and you don't want to type your passphrase in every time you pull or push? Keep reading. I've been struggling for this issue for a long time and I wanted to share a quick
Create your own helper functions on Laravel4
There are some common functions that I need to use on almost every controller but I don't want to write it over and over again in each controller. For this purpose, you create helpers, tell Laravel to look for it and then use it whenever you want, sounds
How to remove Keyboard Layout Indicator on Ubuntu 14.04
Ubuntu 14.04 final beta is made available and final version is expected to be released on April 17. I have been using Arch Linux as my main operating system for a long time but GNOME's being sucky (by being sucky i mainly refer to its "nevermind
Setting a static IP for Arch Linux ARM on Raspberry PI
I was using Pirelli (can't remember the model) router in my home network. Its DHCP server has ability to assign a static sub-ip (eg. 192.168.0.0/24) to a device with a specific mac. I was using this feature to assign static IP to my
Enabling Subwoofer of ASUS Notebook on GNU/Linux
Some ASUS notebook models, like N55SF , N56VZ , N75SF and N76VZ , have subwoofer output for more quality bass. When I first bougth the notebook, I didn't pay attention to it at all. After a few days of tampering, I gave it a try. And now sound without extra bass
Re-enabling multimedia buttons on ASUS notebook
A few days ago I updated my Linux kernel to version 3.9.1 (stable version on Arch Linux repositories, not testing or unstable) on my ASUS notebook. After then my multimedia buttons (fn key combinations for setting volume, switching currently playing track etc.) stopped working. I checked dmesg, xev
Minecraft on Arch Linux, Black Screen Problem
Minecraft and Team Fortress 2 are the only video games I play nowadays. Especially Minecraft is really good when your mind gets tired and you want to let yourself go. I installed minecraft from AUR and then launched the game. A black screen welcomed me after login screen. You know,
Remedy to SMTP authentication problem for Virtualmin running on CentOS 6
A few days ago I migrated one of the servers of the company that I am working for from a Debian to a CentOS installation. No the-morning-after calls from customers, no unexpected non-functioning services! Migration was flawless, at least I was thinking so. Yesterday, a customer called
Fancy URLs for CodeIgniter (deleting index.php)
CodeIgniter is my favorite PHP framework for web development. It basically provides the tools you need while developing, and nothing more. Nothing fancy, just the basics. Since it doesn't force you to follow a particular path, you are absolutely free to select your own. Today I am going
Changes on Harmony
I've mentioned about my free time's being limited in my previous post about Harmony. When I saw that the most of the time I spent on Harmony was about GUI hassle, I thought "who needs the gui?" and decided to make a working CLI