When I have pushed to my remote from another machine, and made commits but forgot to pull first, I learned that to avoid an ugly and unnecessary merge commit, git pull --rebase is probably safer than trying to get around it with various combinations of git stash and git reset, because it yeeted one of my passwords away by accident :v
I also learned how (not) to set up nginx as a reverse-proxy to docker containers and how to use Jekyll
I'm a fan of Open Source and have a growing interest in serverless and edge computing. I'm not a big fan of spiders, but they're doing good work eating bugs. I also stream on Twitch.
When I have
pushed to my remote from another machine, and made commits but forgot topullfirst, I learned that to avoid an ugly and unnecessary merge commit,git pull --rebaseis probably safer than trying to get around it with various combinations ofgit stashandgit reset, because it yeeted one of my passwords away by accident :vI also learned how (not) to set up nginx as a reverse-proxy to docker containers and how to use Jekyll