I ran out of tickets to work on this morning, so I wrote a Chrome extension to address a little pet peeve of mine – the close button on OpsCenter modals and dialogs was a bit tiny for my liking, and it always took a couple attempts to hit it when I’m moving quickly in the UI. Now, OPSCexit allows you to use the escape key to close any modal or dialog.
I know it’s been a while since my last post – work has kept me INSANELY busy. Lots of twisted python and dojo. I do have stuff in the pipeline, though, and hopefully in the next few weeks I’ll have time for finishing touches and release of a couple gulp plugins I’ve been working on :)
If you want me in your servers or want your secrets in my mind, you’ll need these. Permalink.
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For a project entirely irrelevant to this post, I wanted to get a Cassandra DB driver working on clientside JS. A client side database driver? you ask incredulously. Why? Well, the reasons aren’t terribly important, but I know it’s a bad idea, requires some unlikely firewall configs, etc. but that’s not the point – perhaps I can be of assistance to some future soul who tries to do the same thing for some insane usage case that only a mother could love.
Aftershave for the gentleman engineer. I promise this won’t become a beauty blog, but all I could find about making this were some very unspecific forum posts and bad science… and here we are, spreading better information one post at a time… ;D)
I’ve been meaning to get myself a good aftershave for a while, but something scented wasn’t really doing it for me, so I decided to make my own mentholated witch hazel. The base, witch hazel, is an astringent, which closes pores.
This was my project for my first free evening in a number of weeks… I didn’t write the original engine (that honor goes to the great Iacopo Sassarini), but I did add all the control surfaces and kicked up the graphics a bit. Custom attractor equations are the next step!
You can play it in your browser here.
Healing has been perfect. Nearly zero migration, and a zero chance of rejection at this point. The scar is fading nicely. It’s so weird to feel the chip under my skin! The scar looks worse than it is since it’s catching the light; it’s all healed over and jut shiny at this point.
My team won second prize at SCU’s annual BroncoHack. We build a system for leakers and whistleblowers in developing nations to securely get their message out, and won $1000! Check out our plan overview and source code
The NFC is doing fantastic. It’s about 5mm from the injection site, which is closer than ideal but further than I thought we hit, fairly safe from extrusion. Looking forward to getting my antenna and recover chip in the mail!! (You can see the faint outline of the chip in the pictures proximal to the injection site)
