For the last two years I've been really focusing on my personal tech security and privacy. Part of this has included entering the deep dark world of GPG, PGP, YubiKeys, and all that fun stuff. I've been really enjoying learning about it all, but

You may not know this, but gist's on GitHub are actually complete git repositories. The gist interface is meant to simplify them for small one-off files or collections, something akin to Pastebin, but backed by git. As a result, you can upload any file

Since 2013, every time we get the first summer-like weekend, I start a new spotify playlist simply named "Summer" with the year suffixed. With this small summer time ritual, I'm able to go back and relive the summers of the years gone by through

Gurn has been gaining a lot of traction over the past few weeks, as such our traffic has been getting higher and higher each day. This is fantastic for the product, and it gives us a perfect way to start seeing the quality of

Today I wanted to run dump some data from a database hosted on a server which required access via a tunnel. This turned out to be simple, here are the two commands I used.

I originally thought to define a Session cookie in a browser, you had to supply some sort of "session" token to tell the browser to clear it out once the session has finished. As it turns out, a browser assumes a cookie