If you happen to be using different git accounts with they're own SSH keys; i.e. you use different keys for deployment, personal, company A, company B, etc.
Then you probably have wondered how to tell git which key to use to manage the repo.
You could use the ...
Another year has been shaved off of my remaining years of existence and its high time to reflect on all of my experiences.
2013 was a year filled with unexpected, yet pleasant turn of events. A lot of milestones have been reached earlier than expected.
Now for the ...
Its almost Christmas and the domains I've registered last year are a few days short of expiration. Its time to make a choice!
Last year I got myself several nice domains for a very cheap price at GoDaddy. I was pretty much new with buying ...
I was browsing the social networks today and chanced upon The Setup which is a website that features interviews of people (mostly geeks) where they get to talk about what they do and then elaborate more on what tools (hardware and software) they use to get shit done. I thought ...
Once there was boy who wrote magnificent stories about technology and the internets. He talked about tales of discoveries and adventures, of code and sorcery, of... well you get the point.
Let me tell you his story.
For many months he poured all of his energy ...
Learning and researching about a new technology or problem area is a very exciting activity for programmers.
Curiosity, for a programmer, is like an insatiable impulse. An unquenchable thirst. You take your time as you browse through one information to another. Consuming content after content. This can span from hours ...
My recent move to finally join (full-time) the tech start-up scene made me reflect once again on this topic.
I feel like I've just stepped into the "unknown abyss" that we call the entrepreneurial road where a steady monthly paycheck is out of the question. This is quite a ...