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This bash setup is the latest evolution of my quest to make a new system install as fast as possible.

In this article I share my learnings on remotely accessing your Windows 10 computer. My motivation was to determine efficient ways to access both the Windows environment, and the WSL2 development environment from another computer.

I’ve long used macOS or Linux when I make my Open Source contributions, but I think that the time is right to try Windows as a full-time development environment. If you want to jump on board, this article series is for you!

Byobu is a frontend for tmux and screen that allows you to save your terminal sessions and reconnect to them easily. It’s one of the biggest time-savers in my bag of tricks. Read along to learn how I use it. This article applies to any *nix-like system, despite the “on WSL” in the title.

This post is a change from the usual technical content. I made my own Egg Bites this morning, inspired by the delicious ones I like to get at Starbucks.

In this first post of (likely) a multi-part series I’m going to discuss how I am using machine learning, AI, and good old-fashioned elbow grease to make sense of the 3000 files in my ~/Documents/Unfiled directory.

The Visual Studio Code team just announced perhaps the most eagerly anticipated feature yet. Remote editing.

Quick post to write up how I built a retractable green screen mount on my wall for not much money.

Microsoft just announced a killer continuous integration setup for Github, and I was really anxious to give it a try. This post documents my setup for an Elixir/Phoenix application I’m building with Aaron Schlesinger.

It’s no secret that I’m resistant to learning Javascript and frontend development. I learned HTML back before CSS was even a thing, and even Javascript came long after I started doing web development. When I look at modern web development I shudder; the ecosystem is so confusing for someone who has been out of touch as long as I have. Node, webpack, yarn, npm, frameworks, UMD, AMD, arghhh!