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Digital signage solution, Screenly, chooses Canonical’s Ubuntu Core Super excited to announce that Screenly partners with Ubuntu/Canonical to bring Screenly to Ubuntu Core.

How Weave Net Enables a Global Docker Cluster with OnApp I guest blogged a bit on Weave’s blog today.

Here’s my deck from my recent IoT London talk:

Sometime ago, I wrote the blog post How to fix kernel_task CPU usage on Yosemite. This post still receives a great amount of traction, so I wanted to post an update that reflects …

For some time, Ansible has been my configuration management of choice and we use it for both Screenly and YippieMove. Since both of these services are running on Google Compute …

The built-in Internet Sharing in OS X is very handy. When I’m on the road, I frequently use this to share my laptops WiFi connection with other devices over a wired connection …

I’m a huge fan of autojump. It allows me to quickly navigate my filesystem in ways without having to type out every folder. There is however one task that I frequently that I …

After moving to London, I decided to go with NatWest as my bank. While it was a good experience at large, their online banking leavs a lot to be desired. Not only do they lack …

Dear Digital Security Controls (DSC), I recently purchased your T-link extension (IP module) for two alarm systems that I wanted to be able to remotely manage. After a few hours of …

(Fine, this isn’t war dialing in the 90s context, but it made for a good title.) As furious I am with Lufhansa’s strike, it did give me time to write a fun script. With the …

After using Loggly for a few years, I stumbled across Logentries (disclosure: referral link). What I was looking for was basically something that is more affordable when the volume …

An update on YippieMove