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  1. cako.io cako.io Public

    https://cako.io

    CSS

  2. cako.io-cli cako.io-cli Public

    A command line interface for archiving and serving pages from cako.io.

    Go

  3. scrobble-shelf scrobble-shelf Public

    Create interactive album walls from last.fm scrobble stats.

    JavaScript 4 1

  4. T430-Hackintosh T430-Hackintosh Public

    Fully functional Lenovo T430 Hackintosh with discrete NVS5400M graphics.

    Shell 74 9

  5. Container Ethos Container Ethos
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    A retrospective on containerization 
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    and a wishlist for the future.
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    ### Why Use Docker?
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    Docker was introduced to me during my very first time writing software at a company that built embedded systems.  It was a more obscure use case, but not unheard of: we were building images and binaries for embedded systems and I learned how important it is to have an architecturally similar, [reproducible](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reproducible_builds) development environment for [cross compilation](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cross_compiler).  Turns out, you can't necessarily just tell a compiler to output a static Linux binary from your Mac.  It wouldn't have occurred to me before, as with many incredibly interesting things about software that I learned there from a real systems genius, someone with a background in storage and hardware engineering that, as best as I could tell, knows everything about Mac and Linux.  Truly a glowing summer season in my life.