Emacs and Lock Files Emacs is great for many reasons but it can be a 3 headed monster when it comes to configuring it. I recently ran into a interesting error when I was syncronizing my Org files in Syncthing. The error I was getting was coming from my Android phone, basically every time I…
Sharing your PGP key just got easier As part National Cybersecurity Awareness Month I wanted to show you how you can share your Public PGP key on Facebook. It is surprisingly easy to add your PGP on Facebook which is a good thing for you. One of the downsides of using Asynchronous encryption is sharing…
It’s National Cybersecurity Awareness Month It’s October 2018 and October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month. I want to show you how you can securely encrypt your communications between you and Facebook. I don’t mean communications between you and your friends on Facebook, I mean between you and Facebook itself. Facebook actually allows you to add…
Watch my webinar on Gitlab! I did this webinar for the South Texas Linux User Group. We covered the recent interest in Gitlab. Some of the things that Gitlab offers over Github. And finally how to get started with Gitlab! So if you want to learn about Gitlab and how to get started check out…
Green Geeks Saving You $$$ And The Earth Green Geeks has a mission to run energy efficient servers. This is why they use renewable energy resources to power their servers. This allows them to save on electricity costs and then pass on the savings to you. This is a cool concept that benefits Green Geeks…
What’s an Appimage AppImage is trying to make installing and finding software on Linux as easy as possible. AppImages can be installed with 2 simple commands and they install very quickly. You should use an AppImage because if you jump Linux distrobutions, AppImages don’t care if you are on Fedora or Arch Linux. they are…
Cool Tools: Wavemon Hey have you ever wanted to test wireless signal strength in the command line? Well with Wavemon you can, check out the video for how to do that.