Using Multiple SSH Keys for Multiple Github Account

FIRST – Setup the Keys If there is already a key, I can use this one to start with, but if there is no key to start with I’ll need to generate one. I can do this with the following command: When generating the keys, best to go with the default location, which is ~/.ssh/id_rsa.... Continue reading →

Learning Go Episode 3 – More Data Types, Casting, Rendering an SVG file, and writing to Files.

Episode Post & Video Links: 1, 2, 3 (this post), 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8. Non-linked are in the works! Videos available now on Youtube however, so check em’ out! Episode 3 of my recurring “Learning Go” Saturday stream really got more into the particulars of Go data types including integers, strings, more string... Continue reading →

Using SSH Locally to Work With Ubuntu VM + VMware Tools Installation via Shell

I do a lot of work with Ubuntu, 90% or so of that work is from an Ubuntu instance. Often that instance happens to be a local VM running in VMware Fusion (or sometimes Virtual Box). Often I’ll start with a base server image which isn’t entirely setup for SSHing into the instance. These are... Continue reading →