AWS Architect | Python Developer | Terraform | System Automation | Backend Engineer | 10+ years industry experience |
Texas, USA
Joined July 2011
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This place is mostly dead for me lately so I'll be at my new home in @cwprogram@fosstodon.org if anyone needs me.
Wrote an article talking about the current state of alternative #python implementations. Was really fun to look through them all.
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I just finished an article on setting up a local root CA using USB drives and a Yubikey for singing. Also goes over setting the root cert in trust stores and an example https setup for a local gitea instance: #security
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Finished up a writing on python compilation and evaluation in CPython. It discusses parsing, compilation, and bytecode disassembly and evaluation. Modules utilized include tokenize, ast, py_compile, dis, and marshal. #python
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I've finished the last of my #python networking series, this time looking at HTTP. It starts with a simple server and gradually works up to http.server with features slowly added in. Hope you enjoy it!
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Do you remember when you joined Twitter? I do! #MyTwitterAnniversary With rebranding this should be my X anniversary which sounds like I broke up with someone. Also interesting timing given I started Mastodon yesterday.
Maybe I'm crazy but Google search results seem... lacking in the number of relevant results these days
Nothing quite says professional business interaction like a Sponge Bob gif at the end of a marketing email
Thought of writing an article on TLS until I found this tls13.xargs.org/ and then my motivation slowly started to tank
I wrote an article on some of the different server types available in #python and how they work. It covers a standard server, socketserver module, multiprocessing module, and selector module.
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I've finally released my next article in the #python networking fundamentals series. It goes into detail on TCP and UDP protocols, including the infamous TCP checksum calculation. In particular TCP is gone over in decent detail.
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