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Happy 25th birthday, PHP!
Send additional HTTP headers to Nginx’s FastCGI
macOS in the cloud
Toptal: The Suddenly Remote Playbook
Caddy – The Ultimate Server with Automatic HTTPS

On this day...

2018: IBM To Acquire Red Hat
2018: SOAR – SQL Optimizer And Rewriter
2017: Good morning Protaras
2015: Guess my beer
2015: 27 languages to improve your Python
2015: SwiftKey goodness
2014: Why Waze is so incredibly popular in Costa Rica
2014: Web Performance Optimization – an awesome curated list of resources
2014: Daily dose of Instagram
2012: Fixing screen resolution on Linux with xrandr
2011: Day in brief – 2011-10-29
2011: Metalmorphosis : Arch Enemy live at Pavilion Hall, Nicosia, Cyprus
2010: Day in brief
2008: Righteous Kill
2006: 1000 fixes and 1 new feature from Google Reader team
2006: One hour
2005: Rocked a bit
2005: More skills
2005: Northfork
2004: CD-ROM

AWSume: AWS Assume Made Awesome!

AWSume is a command line tool that makes switching between multiple Amazon AWS profiles really easy and simple.

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Posted on October 29, 2019October 29, 2019Author Leonid MamchenkovCategories All, Linux, Sysadmin, Technology, Web workTags Amazon AWS, cloud computing, command line, productivity, security

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