The other day I had the idea to do what I suspect, is a weird thing. I wanted to bind keys to other key’s characters in Emacs. This led me on an interesting journey through the Emacs source code until I finally found a solution. But Why I’m a software developer, so…

Vagrant wrapper allows you to store a single Vagrantfile in a predefined location $VAGRANTW_DIR and use that across multiple projects with ease. Think like the popular virtualenvwrapper but for Vagrant. An Example Let’s say for instance I have a project that looks like the following: ./example └── main.c 0 directories, 1 file …

As anyone in my proximity knows by now, I bought a new laptop. I’m kind of excited about it since it’s been a year, which is a long stretch for me (I have a problem I know), since I bought a laptop. …

Anyone who has been in my vicinity for more than 5 minutes will know that I LOVE Emacs. Probably more than any person should love any piece of software, I spend countless hours tweaking my config and have even attended some Emacs meetup groups. …

When I first taught myself how to program I entered what I would come to refer to as the “Middle School” of programming. I had just hit “programmer puberty” and I was brimming with knowledge but no idea how to apply it. So I went on a journey in search…

Recently I decided to start using a password manager as I’ve found myself caring more and more about security lately. Like many others I had the bad habit of using the same few passwords across many sites and with the multitude of security breaches and password dumps we’ve seen this…