The multi-colored 3.5" floppy disk pack gave the effort a sort of festive air, as if somehow the huge, colorful murals spread across either side of the dining area in my favorite tacqueria across town were witness to the process via small-but-inedible emissaries.
My only connection was over our …
(OK, so I want to do several things with this, but to dive right now into the meta of all of them is going to work against some of my purpose, so I'll try to come back to that exposition.)
For now, there's an essential point I want to get …
Given my long stint doing a lot of sysadmin type work, which saw me working across many machines, often of disparate types, I have tended to customize my environment very lightly.
Doing less of that and more of other things, I've really begun to add some dependencies to my environments …
What we share with other people of our own thoughts spans a massive range of possibilities from the very personal to the very public.
At the most personal level roil our wildest dreams, our deepest fears, our greatest hopes. Here then also are our greatest vulnerabilities.
At the other end …
So, for some ongoing projects I maintain what you might call a semi-decentralized, or a weakly-centralized, git workflow.
The basic set up is this. I have three repositories on which I might work on my projects: A home desktop, a laptop, and a virtual private server.
The VPS would be …
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