So Ghost has quickly become a very cool blogging platform that not only looks great but is also very quick and lean, not to mention the fact that is supports the AMP [http://www.ampproject.org] project right out of the box. On top of all of that, you can

So lately I have been digging into learning Python for work and pleasure, and probably the FIRST tool that I had to come to grips with was virtualenv. The problem was that in order to learn it, I had to either READTHEDOCS(.com) or go through a tutorial. Reading docs

Something I had been wanting to learn, but hadn’t been able to figure out was SSH tunnels. SSH Tunnels are basically a poor man’s VPN, well, minus the poor part because you need a server or receiving computer with a public address. Why do we need this? Ever

The more my web development skills evolve, I have noticed the more time I spend in a terminal window. There’s something serene about a black background with green text that takes me back to my childhood when I used to play around with a friends VAX terminal. I have

Something that plagued me when I first started working with DevOps/servers was dealing with a million different passwords for different hosts. What I quickly found was the ability to substitute password authentication with key based authentication to essentially remove the password equation and use unique ssh keys for different