This is too easy to forget, you would think. Yet for some reason I still look it up when I need it:
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This is too easy to forget, you would think. Yet for some reason I still look it up when I need it:
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Found a list of Useful OpenSSL Commands today. Mostly I wanted to get the subject out of a cacert.pem file which I wasn’t sure of:
openssl x509 -text -noout -in hostcert.pem
Found a free ebook Beginning Perl the other day and started working my way though it. After a few chapters I realised I didn’t really want to learn Perl. I think I’m going to focus on PHP. I can get shit done in PHP just as easily as I could in Perl.
Learned about a web design website today called A List Apart. It seems to have some interesting content centered on web design.
I got a referral from Stuart Laughlin to initializr which is a handy HTML/CSS/JavaScript template generator. Stuart’s recommendation was to use the Twitter Bootstrap template.
Watched this talk today on Responsive Design by Shawn Wildermuth.
Heard about CSS Media queries today. It’s a table of CSS media queries that can help you figure out what sort of a device you are on.
Read an article today, How to hack the beliefs that are holding you back. Not sure that I will actually be applying any of those techniques but I do feel as though I’m holding on to some beliefs which are holding me back and I would like to abandon them. I think I’m afraid of being successful, even though that seems silly. I just worry that I’m not qualified enough to be making decisions which will affect people’s lives and I worry about the time in my life being soaked up so much that I don’t have the time to give other people. At the moment if people, anyone, needs me, then I’m available, regardless of how important they are. I worry that if I were successful I’d be in so much demand that I’d have to start picking and choosing who I gave my time to and I’m loathe to do that. I dunno. I’m pretty sure I want to be successful. I’m not sure what’s holding me back. But I haven’t been getting on with things in the way that I feel I should be if I want to be successful.
I created a site FaceBoom Us. I wonder who will figure out how subversive this is of me? >:)
An article on The 5 Hardest Parts of Programming which discusses optimisation, networking, security, reliability and scalability.