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How to License and Distribute a Private Docker Image

Learn how to license and distribute commercial Docker images using Keygen's software licensing and distribution API.

Blog - Daniel Wirtz

How to create a tool library in Airtable

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Corona: Ooit houdt het op

Na mijn vorige deprimerende stukje over ons stompzinnige Coronabeleid gooi ik het nu over een wat positievere boeg. Want het lijkt er soms wel op alsof er geen enkele vooruitgang geboekt is, en we hier nooit meer uit gaan komen, maar dat is echt niet zo. Foto van Ivan Diaz op Unsplash Om met het begin te beginnen, de coronacijfers zijn hoger dan we ooit gemeten hebben (al waren ze in werkelijkheid in maart 2020 vermoedelijk nog hoger).

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Het onuitstaanbaar stompzinnige Coronabeleid

Echt, ik trek het niet meer. Regeren is vooruitzien. Ik denk dat we dus niet regeren in Nederland. Corona is, ook na twee jaar, nog steeds een ontwikkelend ding. Het virus, de vaccins, de reacties van mensen, ze blijven ons verbazen. Maar een ding is inmiddels wel constant: geïnformeerde mensen in de buitenwereld zien maanden van tevoren ontwikkelingen aankomen die daarna tot het uiterste genegeerd worden door onze politieke leiders.

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Good SaaS Products Are Like UNIX Tools

Reusable, composable, single responsibility — these are all things good SaaS products have in common with UNIX command line tools.

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Should we welcome or fear the Metaverse?

Kit Wilson writes in The Spectator about Facebook’s new venture into the Metaverse, a concept that most of us probably hadn’t heard of until last week. To layout the roadmap for what our journey into this new digital reality might look like, Kit joins the podcast along with Tom Renner, a software engineer for NavVis. (12:55)

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Who Controls the Internet? And should they?

This is a lightly edited transcript of my keynote over at NANOG 83, so please accept my apologies if some of the wording is not (yet) as clear as it should be! The original video, including Q&A can be found on NANOG’s Youtube channel Hello, and welcome to this presentation on who controls the internet, and if they actually should. As you can see, I cover all grounds here. All kinds of flags are in this presentation and all kinds of companies.

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Personeelsbehoud

Ik schreef er eerder over, hoe werf je nieuwe collega’s. Het stuk is weer actueel nu het zo moeilijk is om aan personeel te komen, of om mensen zelfs maar te behouden. Medisch personeel verlaat de werkvloer – (C) Luis Melendez Sinds 1999 neem ik mensen aan of hielp ik bij werving, voor de overheid, mijn voormalige bedrijven & die van anderen, maar ook voor scholen en instellingen. Ik heb er dus wel een beetje kijk op.

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Corona Update Oktober 2021

Het heeft even geduurd, maar er is weer een Coronaupdate. Wederom dank aan iedereen die met vragen kwam. Hoe gaat het nu? Ik durf het niet te zeggen. In veel landen gaan de cijfers omhoog. In de UK zijn ze al tijden en tijden torenhoog. De vaccins houden goed stand tegen ernstige ziekte (zie verderop). Maar of de cijfers nog veel verder omhoog zullen gaan, ik durf het niet te zeggen.

Blog - Daniel Wirtz

Using Roam Highlighter with Logseq

A quick tutorial

Keygen Blog

How to Implement TOTP 2FA in Rails using ROTP

Learn how to implement OTP second factor authentication in a Ruby on Rails app using the ROTP gem.

Keygen Blog

From Side-Project to Full-Time: 5 Things I've Learned in 5 Years

I've learned a lot going from a side project to a full-time business. Read on to learn the 5 things that have stuck with me.

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That Time I Told My Wife I Wanted to Quit My Job

It was midnight on May 22nd, 2016 that I pushed my first commit to GitHub for a new idea. Little did I know what would happen next.

Blog - Daniel Wirtz

Tracking LinkedIn profile analytics with Airtable

DIY way of tracking LinkedIn analytics

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I'll Rust With You: the song

I'll Rust With You: the song

Niko Matsakis, co-lead for the Rust language team, recently published a song titled "Edition: the song". I decided I was not to be outdone and sang a cover of "I'll Rust With You", by Steam Powered Giraffe. The song has absolutely no relation to the Rust language other than the title, I just think it's fun.

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Night in the Woods for iOS

We’re thrilled to announce that Night in the Woods, a game we’ve been working on for some time, is now also out for iOS. You can grab it today on the iOS App Store.

Go do crimes.

Keygen Blog

How to License and Distribute an Electron App

Learn how to license and distribute a commercial Electron app using Keygen's software licensing and distribution API.

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SkewDB: an open database of GC and other microbial skews

Hello and welcome to this introduction of the SkewDB. This open (downloadable) database contains details of GC skew, plus a dozen other skews, for all 28,000 bacterial chromosomes available through the NCBI genomes service. The database is created using the open source Antonie DNA software. There is also an online viewer that includes graphs. GC skew is the phenomenon where almost all circular chromosomes tend to have near equal amounts of G and C nucleotides, per strand, but where the leading replication strand contains an excess of G, and the lagging replication strand has an excess of C nucleotides.

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A Science Experiment: part 2

And we’re back! As noted in part 1, there is the possibility I’ve discovered something interesting in biology. Lacking an academic peer group, I’m using a series of blog posts to gather feedback and to keep myself honest. Because chances continue to be high that as an outsider I am deluding myself. The full backstory can be found in part 1 without which this installment will not make much sense.

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A Science Experiment: part 1

So, I think I may have discovered something interesting in biology! Professional scientists know this feeling all too well. Exhilarated that it looks like you might be the first person ever to know something, but worried sick that it might not be real. Also, you might be fooling yourself – and you are the easiest person to fool. And even if it is real, does it even mean something? Or did you effectively discover that hot things are not cold?