First day in a long time working on a computer almost anywhere. Sunny mornings and handling engine maintenance items.
- get a transmission jack [x]
- buy vs. rent vs. sketchy-setup-with-floorjack [x] - buy from harbor freight and keep receipt
- drain fluids from t-case and trans []
- brush assortment and brake clean [x]
- essentially all battery powered
- 12v and 18v
- vast array of batteries available: 1.5ah - 6ah and more for 18v
- overlap between usages of voltage platforms
- some tools are volt platform specific i.e inspection camera or framing nailer
- huge offering of tools
I have run into this problem before while using a work-owned computer. There was some (educational/exploratory) work we were handling and I used my personal computer and github profile to save documents. It was challenging to pull and push these changes from my work machine, due to having multiple github accounts active on the same machine.
- I don't think there was really a sustainable solution reached. It was a problematic thing and I was just able to conveniently ignore issue but forgetting about them.
- New personal machine to be used for both personal and work items.
- Two github profiles, two ssh keys, multiple repos, one machine
- https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/manage-multiple-github-accounts-the-ssh-way-2dadc30ccaca/
- https://docs.github.com/en/authentication/connecting-to-github-with-ssh/generating-a-new-ssh-key-and-adding-it-to-the-ssh-agent
It's been a while since the last write up. I have not written a single gist or made many changes to any web content in that time either.
The website has been displaying default content for a long time. I first noticed this after working on some cache control items and it was unclear what had happened. Long story short it was just the github access token being expired. Although it's unclear if there were other issues - do not believe so.
I have also been slowly migrating/breaking in a new machine. My long term macbook pro finally but the dust and decided to replace it with an m4 mac mini. It's been fine and does everything I've asked of it. Configuring a new development environment is difficult enough but, for me at least, one of the easy things to forget about is bash_profile keys and things.
- Third installment to the guitar ditties is now listenable
- "area51" is a repeat from the previous collection but has been edited for brevity. I just like it that much
- Learning to rock out on the bass so that's something to watch out(!) for
- the new collection is from roughly the summer of 2023. "six" the previous collection is from roughly before the summer of 2023.
- the ditties are not in "chronological order" for the most part but that may be inferred
- middle/end of Feb. 2024
- Gists will still be used as a hosting source for writing content
- Rather than manually curate and use the "embed gist" functionality, added an API to requests and handle Gists
- This API can request Gists, for user regbake, whenever necessary - or when lifeonthereg is loaded
- Added a caching layer on the API to not overload the Gists API directly