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About Me
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Add your email to get notified when I post something new! My name is Tully Robinson and Im a programmer from Sydney, Australia. I find myself most at home in the open source and tech startup worlds. These two communities are full of the types of people I look up to and try to be like. They also tend to create the most enjoyable environments for developing. Right now, Im working on a few of my own projects while studying Computer Science at UNSW. How did I get into programming? I had no idea what I was do...
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First Post
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Add your email to get notified when I post something new! While I dont plan to write under any particular theme, I suspect the focus of my posts will naturally gravitate towards the realms of computer science, web development, math, philosophy and, most likely, tacos. as tacos pertain to deliciousness. Comments powered by Disqus.
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Building MongoDB with SSL
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Add your email to get notified when I post something new! Building MongoDB with SSL. Unless your data store is running on the same host as your application, you really should be concerned about the exposure sensitive communications (such as those containing user data) are subject to as they traverse any network including the local networks of your hosting service. Service or build MongoDB themselves. Communications with an SSH client as this often requires no more than a line of setup, e.g.:. Due to the ...
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Modules vs New Code
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Add your email to get notified when I post something new! Modules vs New Code. When tasked with building just about anything, integral to the question of how. To build it is how much. Of it do I actually need to build and how much is already done for me? Sometimes the decision is easy, e.g., if you plan to incorporate a data store of some kind, its unlikely that implementing your own DBMS would be the best course of action. For the other times, it can be harder. A particularly noob example of this was wh...
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Jurassic Systems
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Add your email to get notified when I post something new! The other day I launched: jurassicsystems.com. About it, articles were appearing on Mashable. As well as many other sites. There were articles about it in at least ten different languages and within two days. The site had over 1,000,000. Page views and nearly 700,000. How did this happen? Lots of great suggestions have come in via the jurassic systems repo on github. And anyone is welcome to suggest more or implement them and send me a pull reques...
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My Vim Core
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Add your email to get notified when I post something new! Its been a while since Ive noticed a new Vim command work its way into my core set, so I figured it would be interesting to do some reflection and see where I had arrived after years of Vim use. I wanted to see which commands had become part of my procedural memory and which had been left behind, being more novel than useful. Over the last week or so, I monitored my usage (just manually, although if youre interested:. Vim -W ./vim.log. Move cursor...
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