
For most projects, I use a monorepo, and nest my scripts in a directory. I’ll npm init each script, and maintain an isolated set of dependencies outside of the main dependency tree. This includes maintaining a separate .eslintrc file as…
Starting a fresh Next.js project the other day, I was happy to see that configuring eslint was part of the bootstrapping process. Where things fell short for me, was the lack of a prompt asking me which style guide I’d…
A breaking change landed on my Arch Linux system the other day, revealing itself when trying to use git. Usually something like this would wind up in the Arch Linux home page. Not this time. Booting up on a Monday…
While spring isn’t officially here yet, it’s definitely starting to feel like winter is over. More of the same this month, as we finish off the first quarter of 2024. Next month, I’m hoping to finally get some MongoDB benchmarks…
Recently, my media center (an Intel NUC) started to bark about being out of disk space on my root partition. Instead of just biting the bullet and redoing the partitions, I decided to purchase a larger SSD, which led to…
After upgrading the SSD on my Intel NUC to a larger size, I was greeted with an error message that took me way too long to find a solution to: This problem was compounded by the fact that my wired…
I try my best to not horde browser tabs. Occasionally I look up and realize that I have so many open that I now have to scroll. While I attempt to do the same with my tmux windows (and GNU…
New month with new observations when looking at DigitalOcean vs. Linode vs. Vultr. Even though each provider uses the same Linux kernel version, they all have different patch numbers and dates. Vultr offering the most recent, Linode second, and DigitalOcean…
Recently, while revisiting a Node.js repository I haven’t contributed to in ages, I encountered a new problem: the Mocha tests would hang instead of exiting. When I asked about the error, it seems it was recently introduced and nobody had…
If you run Arch Linux, or any rolling release system with frequent updates, you have probably asked yourself how often should you be updating it. I’ve run Arch Linux off and on over the last decade and have been through…