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I took ten years to get my pilot’s license. From March 17, 2010 to December 30, 2020. It was amazing. I now find myself a year and a half later from achieving my goal and I don’t find myself interested enough right now to go flying. There’s a gas crisis, there’s a pandemic, there’s a
I bought a house on October 9, 2020. This house has a garage door, and like any normal person of course I had to automate it. One of the first things I did when I moved into my house was research some automation. I initially bought a half dozen ESP8266 devices and tried to figure
Hey Tyrel, I can’t run invoke sign 5555, can you help with this? This is How my night started last night at 10pm. My coworker Tieg did some work on our CLI project and was trying to release the latest version. We use invoke to run our code signing and deployment scripts, so I thought
I never intended this to be a full fleshed CLI tool comparable to the likes of the real GitHub CLI. This was simply a way to refresh myself and have fun. I have accomplished this, and am now calling this “Feature Complete”. You can play around with it yourself from the repository on gitlab. HTTPX.LINKS
It’s no lie that I love terminals. I wish I could live on a terminal and never really need to see a GUI application again. Last night I migrated a lot of my old code from one GitLab account to another (tyrelsouza to tyrel) in an effort to clean up some of my usernames spread
