Monthly Archives: April 2026

GitHub vs. BitBucket

These days you can just ask ChatGPT or your favorite tool to compare the pros and cons of GitHub vs. BitBucket so I’ll skip that, but today I realized Bitbuket has one killer-feature that is missing in GitHub: Projects. Projects … Continue reading

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PHP Fatal Error: Unable to start pcre module in Unknown on line 0

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Useful Windows Shortcuts

Category Shortcut Function The Essentials Win + D Show/Hide Desktop Win + E Open File Explorer Win + L Lock PC Win + V Clipboard History (See multiple copies) Alt + Tab Switch between open apps Window Control Win + … Continue reading

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SvelteKit – SPA vs. SSG

This one has tripped me a few times so I thought I’d make a note about it. When reading or learning SvelteKit you might have come across two terms – SPA and SSG. They seem related but are not. SPA … Continue reading

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How BatchMeterUsage Actually Works (and the Gotchas)

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Essofore Semantic Search — Self-Hosted RAG Infrastructure That Keeps Your Data in Your VPC

Upload documents. Search in plain English. Your data never leaves your AWS account. Most vector search infrastructure has a hidden problem: your data lives somewhere else. Whether it’s Pinecone’s servers or a managed Elasticsearch cluster, your proprietary documents are outside … Continue reading

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Note to self: For God’s sake stop renaming things

There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things. — Phil Karlton I don’t think there is anyone on the planet who renames things as much as I do. Stop it. Seriously. Its not worth … Continue reading

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ETFs vs. Mutual Funds

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