I don’t quite understand this new trend of wrapping everything up into containers. Especially when we are talking about software not really requiring that much of an environemnt. And especially on Linux where docker should be run from superuser at all times.

Sometimes badly configured router at my work makes my ssh connections get refused by timeout. At the same time internet works okay in general. It appears that some QoS settings interfere with SSH. Since I don’t have access to router settings this has to be fixed on my machine. To remediate this I just add following contents to my ~/.ssh/config file.

There are a bunch of Asus instructions, I have even found the one for similarly named, but rather diffirent laptop UX 510 UX. It is based on KabyLake while my processor is Skylake i7-6500U.

I don’t like using pip freeze in my projects since it has low signal to noise ratio not showing what actual dependencies are.

Hey, I’m Rust and C++ developer from Ukraine. I used to develop games and even took part in Far Cry 5 development. But now I’m all into blockchain development. Find my profile on github down below and check out Rustheus repo if you want to see my code.