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That had to start by s>writing a blog post about it/s> figuring out howto build OS images for the Pis to run on. So far, I’ve been flashing imagesbuilt with a hrefhttps://github.com/RPi-Distro/pi-gen>pi-gen/a>’s custom stages onto SD cards - a perfectly servicable, buttoil-heavy solution. However, seeing how I planned to add another Pi, runninganother stack, into the mix, I needed something more automated and flexible./p>p>Since I needed to figure out some things along the way, I decided to do this quickwrite-up on the off-chance someone else needs to reproduce this setup./p>p classmore>a href/2022/11/16/pi-gen-and-packer.html>Read more.../a>/p>    /article>      article>      h1>        a href/2020/12/06/mead-part-1.html>Mead, part one/a>      /h1>      p>This year, like almost every other, by the end of summer I found myself inpossession of enormous amounts of various kinds of home-made honey of ridiculousquality. 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Mandarins will yield somethingsweeter, while grapefruits will shift the balance towards bitterness. Lemon andlimes will contribute the good old citrus sourness. Pick your poison!/p>p classmore>a href/2020/04/19/lazy-citrus-cordial.html>Read more.../a>/p>    /article>      article>      h1>        a href/2020/01/21/http-console-0.9.html>http-console2 0.9 - a friendly REPL-based HTTP API explorer/a>      /h1>      p>During the past few months I’ve been working on some projects that use OpenAPIto describe their HTTP interfaces. As such, I had the chance to play with theSwagger UI a lot. While I found it to be an amazing tool to experiment aroundwith an API, one thing bugged me - I spend lots of my time in terminal, andSwagger UI is a browser app./p>p>After some time of trying to find an existing tool, my mind turned toa hrefhttps://github.com/mmalecki/http-console2>http-console2/a> -my fork of a hrefhttps://github.com/cloudhead>Alexis Sellier/a>’sa hrefhttps://github.com/cloudhead/http-console>http-console/a>. While it desperatelyneeded a refactor, its interface seemed to be a prime candidate for extensionwith features that turn it into a full-fledged API explorer./p>p>So, a couple of days later:/p>p>strong>I am very pleased to announce a brand new a hrefhttps://github.com/mmalecki/http-console2>http-console2/a>, now supporting/strong>:/p>ul>  li>a href/2020/01/21/http-console-0.9.html#multiline-json-bodies>Multiline JSON bodies/a>/li>  li>a href/2020/01/21/http-console-0.9.html#openapi-based-autocompletion>OpenAPI-based autocompletion/a>/li>  li>a href/2020/01/21/http-console-0.9.html#per-origin-command-and-request-body-histories>Per-origin command and request body histories/a>/li>  li>a href/2020/01/21/http-console-0.9.html#contexts>Contexts/a>p classmore>a href/2020/01/21/http-console-0.9.html>Read more.../a>/p>    /article>      article>      h1>        a href/2020/01/20/homemade-coffee-liqueur.html>Homemade coffee liqueur/a>      /h1>      p>The idea for a homemade coffee liqueur has been in the back of my mind for awhile now. In addition to having the opportunity to tweak it as I desire, sometime ago I’ve acquired some rum barrel-aged coffee used by the folks ata hrefhttps://www.facebook.com/BrismanKawowyBar/>Brisman/a> to compete in last year’sa hrefhttps://www.worldcoffeeingoodspirits.org/>World Coffee in Good Spirits Championship/a>,and I really wanted give it a try out in a cocktailsetting./p>p classmore>a href/2020/01/20/homemade-coffee-liqueur.html>Read more.../a>/p>    /article>      article>      h1>        a href/2014/04/08/nodejitsu-security-vulnerabilities.html>Nodejitsu security vulnerabilities/a>      /h1>      p>Recently, I was looking at some of Nodejitsu code, namelya hrefhttps://github.com/nodejitsu/solenoid>code classlanguage-plaintext highlighter-rouge>solenoid/code>/a> and a hrefhttps://github.com/opsmezzo/forza>code classlanguage-plaintext highlighter-rouge>forza/code>/a>since I was planning to use code classlanguage-plaintext highlighter-rouge>forza/code> in my pet project. My attention was drawnto a particular piece of code which had to deal with user permissions. SoonI realized that I should be able to strong>leave my process running on the VM evenafter my application was stopped and execute my child processes with the samerights as all of the instrumentation/strong>. While investigating this particular bug,I noticed that strong>some of their sensitive configuration files were readable toworld/strong>./p>p classmore>a href/2014/04/08/nodejitsu-security-vulnerabilities.html>Read more.../a>/p>    /article>      article>      h1>        a href/2013/12/15/burnout.html>Burnout/a>      /h1>      p>a hrefhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burnout_%28psychology%29>Wikipedia/a> definesburnout:/p>blockquote>  p>Burnout is a psychological term that refers to long-term exhaustion anddiminished interest in work./p>/blockquote>p classmore>a href/2013/12/15/burnout.html>Read more.../a>/p>    /article>      article>      h1>        a href/2013/07/17/using-ld-preload.html>Using LD_PRELOAD/a>      /h1>      p>Recently I had a chance to play with code classlanguage-plaintext highlighter-rouge>LD_PRELOAD/code> for a bit, due to our recentHuge Refactor (tm) at Nodejitsu. code classlanguage-plaintext highlighter-rouge>LD_PRELOAD/code> environment variable is a way ofloading a library before em>any/em> other libraries are loaded./p>p classmore>a href/2013/07/17/using-ld-preload.html>Read more.../a>/p>    /article>      article>      h1>        a href/2013/07/17/hello-world.html>Hello, world!/a>      /h1>      p>This em>is/em> your typical “Hello, world!” blog posts./p>h2 idwhoami>code classlanguage-plaintext highlighter-rouge>whoami/code>/h2>p>I am a node.js and C developer, a DevOps engineer by trade. 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