3D Printer Filament Storage 💡Note: I get commissions for purchases made through links in this post. 3D printer filament needs to stay dry. Most people recommend it needs to be kept at a humidity somewhere between 30 and 50% relative, with a goal to be as low as possible. You can dry filament, but
3d-printing Christmas Ornament Tie Fighter This year, I decided to 3D print some Christmas Ornaments for family and friends. Turned out great! Printer Prusa Mini+ Filament Prusament PETG Clear Infill 15% Nozzle Temp 250° C Bed Temp 90° C
linux Creating a CentOS 6 Docker Image From Scratch Now that CentOS 6.0 is long dead, and removed from the docker hub, how would you create your own image? It's easier than you think. Here's how!
On having a child My son is just over a month old today. We're watching our first UVa football game together, rooting for the team that always disappoints (we're not called the Cardiac Cavs for nothing). Having a kid is an experience that I've always wanted to have.
dev Debugging a failed SELinux Policy Install Let's say I'm installing a compiled selinux policy on linux, like a.pp. I run semodule -i a.pp, which fails with a message like Failed to resolve typeattributeset statement at /etc/selinux/targeted/tmp/modules/400/a/cil:713 semodule: Failed! How can I debug
hamradio Programming Epic PWRGate from Linux I'm fairly big into ham radio. I'll probably post more on ham radio in general and why I got into it, but this post specifically is about one piece of equipment I got for the car. I bought an Epic PWRGate from West Mountain Radio, in
recipes Overnight Oats Recipe In 2013, I had the best muesli of my life in Bermuda. Since then, I've been trying to recreate it. I think I've finally come as close as possible, and wanted to document that recipe. 1. 1/2 cup rolled old fashioned oats (I generally use
dev Installing Arch Linux on Dell XPS 7390 (2019) Background I recently bought a Dell XPS 7390 for personal projects, as I wanted a portable laptop to do things like Arduino projects and bill paying. I used arch for a long time in the past, but not really since college. I wanted to get back into it, and also
Running Background Services in QRadar Apps This was an old post of mine that was on IBM QRadar's developerworks. The post seems to be gone, so I'm posting here for an archive. This is probably out of date, and would not work anymore (written in 2017) (Cross-Posted from my DeveloperWorks post on
Moving files in Rational Team Concert (RTC) in Linux At work, we use for maintaining our source code. I develop mainly on linux at work, and one thing I always found infuriating is that in RTC, there is no easy way to move files or rename them without maintaining the history of the file. In Windows, you can install
