#adhdevops — Public Fediverse posts

I love org-mode. I lived in it for years. I had Jira fully integrated by the time I was done, chords of metadata applied in a single keybind as we groomed our tickets in our morning meetings.

Living runbooks in org-babel are a great way to share with a team (if you can convince them to run emacs that is)

And that can be the problem...

This one's just an API with whatever you want as a client in front. Over time it's accumulated more or less the features I used to like. It's Wanderland's general headers + temporally ordered lines thing; todos, comments, my u6 boys soccer practice planning notes (and the notes I take about the kids, if I get a chance to stop running around for a moment)

And now it has an agenda :)

Borrowed a calendar from a friend

And the "cases" can be embedded wherever, there are full page and embeddable widgets, plus modelines for each that mirror the control service available in emacs or any other client

Neat

#emacs #orgmode #adhdevops

I love org-mode. I lived in it for years. I had Jira fully integrated by the time I was done, chords of metadata applied in a single keybind as we groomed our tickets in our morning meetings.

Living runbooks in org-babel are a great way to share with a team (if you can convince them to run emacs that is)

And that can be the problem...

This one's just an API with whatever you want as a client in front. Over time it's accumulated more or less the features I used to like. It's Wanderland's general headers + temporally ordered lines thing; todos, comments, my u6 boys soccer practice planning notes (and the notes I take about the kids, if I get a chance to stop running around for a moment)

And now it has an agenda :)

Borrowed a calendar from a friend

And the "cases" can be embedded wherever, there are full page and embeddable widgets, plus modelines for each that mirror the control service available in emacs or any other client

Neat

#emacs #orgmode #adhdevops

This is called institutionalizable laziness.

[or the golden path if you want to be boring]

Multi-tier security is a rather nice thing to have around your cloud accounts these days. I hear some people get mad when their tools up and smash their fingers on their own ;)

Multi-tier security is an awful thing to have to administer in an account that's mainly IAM Users and Groups and a prayer.

This should help. Quick pair of `verify` and `apply` scripts to manage user provisioning until we're out of here, wrappers around the individual routes and ENV vars so I don't have to keep looking them up

SSO is really nice if you're like /big n stuff/ and still up on the list, but not as much as /generally all the rest of the stuff that makes the access necessary/

At least it's lovely looking

#adhdevops #devops #devopsendgamewithallthecheatcodes