Cisco Anyconnect VPN automation with TouchID on macOS
Automate Cisco AnyConnect VPN Reconnection
Gurjeet Singh's personal weblog.
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Automate Cisco AnyConnect VPN Reconnection
Local, Secure, Convenient, Shareable Password Management with GPG, Git, and TouchID
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Podman is a replacement of Docker. Podman does a great job of being compatible with Docker’s tools, utilities, etc. So if you have workflows, scripts, etc. developed for Docker, rather than changing all of them, it’s easier to simply change one environment variable and let Docker tools believe that they’re communicating with Docker server, whereas, in reality, it’s Podman that does the real work.
Update ca. 2023: I no longer work at Supabase.
When was Postgres born?
I really like the methods and philosophy of the Waking Up app by Sam Harris. I think it’s a great resource for those who want to try meditation, without any connotations of religion attached to it. This is my attempt at spreading the word.
The blog post “I want off Mr. Golang’s Wild Ride” by Amos incited me to write a comment on its HN submission page. But as the comment ran 5 paragraphs long, I have turned it into this blog post.
TL;DR version: Pursue the technology+ that interests you Get your hands dirty trying to solve your problem (a.k.a scratch your own itch) Don’t give up (at least not until you’ve exhausted all the possibilities) Persist, Persevere Reap the benefits of hard-earned knowledge for the rest of your life