Frederick Ollinger @codingequanimi2

Techno-Optimist / DevOps Work: GCP / Terraform Play: FreeBSD / C++ / Rust / JS (currently learning) Fan: Rust / FreeBSD / ZFS linkedin.com/in/frederick-o… San Diego, CA Joined April 2016

Tweets

2K
Followers

288
Following

2K
Likes

5K

Frederick Ollinger @codingequanimi2

4 years ago

nature.com/articles/d4158… Hopefully this will help bridge the gap in the development process between algorithm coding and deployment to production.

0 0 1 0 0

Patrick Walton @pcwalton

4 years ago

Why is the Win32 API so separated from the C runtime (e.g. kernel32.dll provides ZeroMemory instead of memset)? Is it because Pascal's popularity early on meant that Microsoft didn't want to tie early versions of Windows to C?

5 7 52 0 2

🔎Julia Evans🔍 @b0rk

4 years ago

people sometimes ask me "julia, have you ever written a comic about X?". I have a search page where you can search (almost) all my comics: wizardzines.com/comics it's just by title, not full text search yet

5 53 251 0 36

Download Image

Rakesh Jain @devops_tech

4 years ago

Collection of Cheat Sheets: Linux Commands, Networking Tools, Hacking Tools, Docker, Kubernetes, AWS etc. #Linux #infosec #DevOps #cheatsheet A Thread. (Will continue to add more)

19 170 323 0 175

Frederick Ollinger @codingequanimi2

4 years ago

I wish I knew about ss years ago.

Rakesh Jain @devops_tech

4 years ago

I wish I knew about ss years ago.

3 13 142 0 14

Download Image

0 0 1 0 0

Jason Crawford @jasoncrawford

4 years ago

Facebook is down this morning, apparently due to a BGP problem. What's BGP? It's an absolutely essential but fairly obscure internet protocol. I have a CS degree, but I only know about it because I did a summer internship with @Akamai a very long time ago. A brief explainer:

45 774 2K 0 591

Cory House @housecor

4 years ago

Handy pattern I enjoy: Clone the repo twice. This way, I can have two local copies, pointed to different branches. I find this is useful when I need to reference or review code in a different branch. I don't have to commit/stash my work-in-progress to do so. 😎

25 24 219 0 12

Marty Bent @MartyBent

4 years ago

LUMMIS 2024

The Daily Signal @DailySignal

4 years ago

LUMMIS 2024

79 400 2K 0 25

Download Video

25 101 918 0 10

Kyle Pflug @kylealden

4 years ago

Most people who make fun of eating tide pods - Eat zero tide pods - Have never prepared a tide pod meal - Have never met tide pod chefs - Have never puked up a tide pod - Aren't "tide pod connoisseurs" - Have won no tide pod eating contests - Missed out on drinking bleach

33 822 5K 0 102

Download Image

Frederick Ollinger @codingequanimi2

4 years ago

Any good books or articles on Hashicorp Vault? I'm specifically looking for how things get boot strapped in a deployment. How to automatically unlock in a secure manner? I have a chicken and egg feeling.

0 0 0 0 0

Frederick Ollinger @codingequanimi2

4 years ago

This is called being coachable, and it's highly linked to long term improvement and success.

0 0 1 0 0

Frederick Ollinger @codingequanimi2

4 years ago

I almost never use booleans as return values as there are almost always more that 2 states.

Inactive; Bluesky is @hillelwayne(dot)com @hillelogram

4 years ago

I almost never use booleans as return values as there are almost always more that 2 states.

6 17 159 0 24

0 0 0 0 0

Frederick Ollinger @codingequanimi2

4 years ago

Any good books in low level SSL?

0 0 0 0 0

Frederick Ollinger @codingequanimi2

4 years ago

Serious question, is there a single meaning of "open" port? I can see at least 2 meanings: open via firewall (or lack of firewall), and having a service bound to it.

Patrick Debois @patrickdebois

4 years ago

Serious question, is there a single meaning of "open" port? I can see at least 2 meanings: open via firewall (or lack of firewall), and having a service bound to it.