Gitlab Gated Pipeline
Continuing from my last post about how I setup my website, this digs specifically into multi environment roll-out with a manual gate on Gitlab CI.
Continuing from my last post about how I setup my website, this digs specifically into multi environment roll-out with a manual gate on Gitlab CI.
Two repositories to run my site. Two.
I really hate myself, I guess.
Read on to see how I can commit to either repository and have it compile and deploy to my VPS in less than a minute.
SHA2017 Junior CTF is my first ever timed CTF and this is a writeup for my favourite challenge from the weekend.
This challenge has you exploit an input() in Python 2. The tricky part is that
the input is multiplied by a string so you need to find a way to get the output
of a file and still return a number to be multiplied.
Testing in .NET Core is extremely easy with xunit but the setup process for those of us outside of Visual Studio can be a bit trickier. In this post I will cover setting up all of the packages and getting a demo test running.
As part of a larger project, a personal API and dashboard, I’ve been interested in tracking all of the driving I do. For a while I used OpenGPSTracker from my phone but it tended to be a bit of a pain since I would have to open it up and turn on tracking everytime I got in the car. I did use Trigger to automatically open it up when connected to Bluetooth but sometimes that would be slow. Ultimately, I want all of the tracking to occur without my intervention. The good news is I had an old Samsung Note 1 gathering dust so I determined it was a good time to put it to use.
Having trouble with The Long Dark launching on the wrong monitor on your Ubuntu desktop? Here is how you fix it!
I got TLS installed last week and it wasn’t the hardest thing to do. I have compiled some tips to try and smooth out your attempt.
As of this morning, my website is using TLS. All HTTP traffic will be permanently redirecting to HTTPS.
This is the setup procedure for installing ASP.NET 5 on Linux using Mono. The team at Microsoft has put together some good documentation so I will link those and provide tips on parts that don’t work as well or that have changed.