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Before Pino 5, developers using Pino to manage their applications logs would add a library known as pino-noir to hide sensitive information. Now Pino 5 has redaction built right in! The developer documentation is excellent, but I figured a microblog about configuring Pino to target specific information would still be helpful as the pattern has changed slightly.
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Yikes, It's Been a While
Big yikes. I haven't written anything in a while for a myriad of reasons. The easiest one to lean into is just 'life,' and it's appropriate because it's been an interesting one these past few years. Not only have I leveled up exponentially as an engineer, but I've also just flat out survived being a human being.
Front End Developers: Activate CSS Grid Layout in Chrome
You’re probably sitting there and thinking: “Well I already use a grid layout, so yeah…” Just give it a try. Google might seem overly ambitious at times, but there’s a few things that CSS Grid Layout does really well. Maybe even better that current conventions.
This Should Be the Miami MetroMover Extension
As you can see, Miami’s mark as a world class city is clearly nonexistent until we have some sort of public transit infrastructure that let alone makes sense. Forget about rivaling any of these beautifully architectured public transportation lines, because it’s not happening.
Parsing an RSS Feed in Ruby on Rails
Earlier this week I was tasked to parse some data from an RSS feed with Ruby. As soon as I start googling I get a bunch of stuff about “simple” ways with gem’s like “simple-rss” or “feedjira.” Both have great documentation, but Ruby is already easy enough sometimes.
The Bitcoin Halvening is Among Us
On October 6th, 2014 the BearWhale was slain on the BitStamp exchange. The people at shapeshift.io commissioned two artists rendering of the event. The more humanistic version is depicted above.
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There’s a lot of mobile bitcoin wallets out there in today’s app market. Which one you choose is a matter of personal preference and choice of features. Most have built out extensive security features like easy ways to backup your wallet and rotating addresses for every transaction. Here’s a concise guide on how to start your first Bitcoin wallet using Breadwallet.
Bitcoin Wallet Guide 101: Breadwallet Part 1
There’s a lot of mobile bitcoin wallets out there in today’s app market. Which one you choose is a matter of personal preference and choice of features. Most have built out extensive security features like easy ways to backup your wallet and rotating addresses for every transaction. Here’s a concise guide on how to start your first Bitcoin wallet using Breadwallet.
Bitcoin Wallet Guide 101: Breadwallet Part 2
There’s a lot of mobile bitcoin wallets out there in today’s app market. Which one you choose is a matter of personal preference and choice of features. Most have built out extensive security features like easy ways to backup your wallet and rotating addresses for every transaction. Here’s a concise guide on how to start your first Bitcoin wallet using Breadwallet.