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Bash Shell Script: Building a Better March Madness Bracket
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Diving In
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TDD and Code Quality
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[Older] Partition Backup
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free – A Standard Command to Check Memory Usage Statistics (Free & Used) in Linux
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[Older] Split and merge files in linux.
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How to make pixel art and animated GIFs with mtPaint
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Solarized colour theme
A while back I was looking for some information on the web, and happened upon a blog post about the subject. I don't remember what I was looking for, but on the same blog, there was a screen shot of what I then learned was the Solarized theme. This caught my eye that I decided to try it myself ASAP.
Up until last year, I've been using for many years the 'black on light yellow' xterm scheme. This is good during the day, but too strong during night, so on some machines I switched to 'white on black', but this was not entirely satisfying.
The solarized theme promises to have consistent colours over both light and dark background, which would help to make my setups finally consistent, and extends to a number of programs. Amongst these, there are themes for mutt on both light and dark backgrounds using only 16 colours. This was good, as my current hand-built theme is based on 256 colours, and this doesn't work well in the Linux console.
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Integration of a Go service with systemd
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Old packages are interesting.
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Limit host access based on LDAP groupOfUniqueNames with sssd
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