This article is about boring technology. And as an exception, I don’t mean “boring” in the sense of established and reliable technology that I recommend you use instead of chasing the latest hype. No, I mean that technology in general has become boring for the most part. In his article “Plateauing technology and boring computing“,…
When I chose “Opsitive” as the brand name for my teaching business, I thought it was a clever play on words. But it wasn’t smart at all.
Feature flags are useful not only to roll out new features gradually, but also to limit the blast radius of breaking changes.
How to save a system file when you forgot to open it with root permissions.
Why Test-Driven Development is an investment that pays off.
Changes I’m making to my community course concept in general, and the Linux Master Course in particular.
My thoughts on how my first Linux Administration Master Course is going.
When `rpm-ostree rollback` was not an option, `rpm-os-tree rebase` saved my day.
Answering a shell scripting question by Eric Meyer
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