Mitchell Mohorovich's corner on the internet.
Montreal, Canada — This personal site has served a very useful purpose over the years. It started as something that “I had to do” during undergrad because, well, every computer science undergraduate needed a personal site, right? (Shockingly, to no one, no) Well, no job was ever got
Montréal, Canada — The goal of this post is to collect my thoughts about using Lingvist for over a year to build up my French. Though, the motivations that led to that decision are fun to tell. So first, here's some context. It was during a
Vancouver, Canada — I'm writing this as a mix of personal reflection and posting it publicly since I think this account will be personally valuable in telling the story of this "situation" post-recovery, many years from now. I'm still optimistic for the future,
⚠️ This article is a few years old. Though most of this has stayed the same, but a lot of the tools have changed, and I don't necessarily recommend the ones in the article. Vancouver, Canada — Now that most of my peers and I are about
💡 This was written over half a decade ago when I was still an undergrad student. Another piece of migration documentation I wrote for the TMU CSCU for them to take over the services I set up for them back in the day. Written from Toronto, Canada Introduction The end
💡 This post was created to document the Ghost instance I had set up when I was part of the TMU CSCU during my undergrad. This was used to help them migrate the instance to their own account after I graduated. Though this is from 2019, this has aged quite
⚠️ This website is hosted on Ghost as of October 26, 2024. I don't recommend this approach anymore. Toronto, Canada — It's been a while since I've written a post on this thing, school and life will do that I guess. Something else
Toronto, Canada — Getting access to services behind firewalls is easy when you have SSH access to a server within that network. All you need to do is use a few SSH flags. Using those flags you can forward ports of services hosted locally on a remote server to your
⚠️ This post is almost a decade old. OS X is no longer called OS X, and these instructions probably don't work anymore. (2024.10.26) Written in Toronto, Canada Preamble I'm a huge vim snob fan. When I begrudgingly have to use an IDE