In this post we’re going to walk through setting up a local Haskell Docker development environment for Haskell projects. We’re going to build it from scratch so you can see how it all works. First, We’re going to assume you have Docker properly installed. Haskell command line programs. First up is your simple command line …
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Linux and Unix Permissions are one of those annoying things that few people understand. They’ll cause errors when you’re coding or installing stuff, and just all around get in your way, but they’re a powerful security feature that prevents someone else, and even yourself from destroying important data. It’s time to dive deep into permissions, …
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As a long time Linux user I’ve always wondered what it’s like to use Windows. Whether you’re switching from Windows to Linux or vice versa, this post is here to help you quickly navigate the command line with a side by side comparison between the Linux terminal and the Windows command prompt. This post assumes …
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Ranger is a powerful file manager for Linux machines. In this tutorial we’re going to learn what Ranger is, how to install, setup, configure, and use ranger. What is Ranger and how does it help me? Ranger helps you manage and navigate your filesystem quickly. If you want to quickly get from one directory in …
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How to Build a Website (Without any tech skills) There are many ways to build a website. This guide will walk you through building a simple “content based”website for small businesses & bloggers. If you want to skip the intro and get started, Click here to build your website now. Who This Guide is For: …
You may have heard of “Gentoo Linux”, a bare bones minimalist Linux distribution known for being hard to use and one of the hardest distributions to install (with maybe the only exception being Linux From Scratch). In this post I’m going to show you what Gentoo Linux is like on the inside, and hopefully encourage …
Hello! This is a hopefully continuously updated post on my Emacs Configuration and the most common shortcuts/keybindings I use. I’m making this public in case it benefits anyone else. Not sure how I’m going to organize this so forgive the messiness. Note: RET = enter, M = Meta/Alt Packages I Use AG Avy Dumb Jump …