One of my hobbies is playing guitar, but unlike when I was a child learning the Cornet, I have never had lessons on guitar, I have learned what I know from books, and the internet, and just fiddling around. Most recently I've been putting a lot of effort into scales, but I've learned them as … Continue reading Guitar exercise generator
Year: 2016
Building Ardour on arch
UPDATE: It turns out if you want LV2 GUIs to show up you need to install the suil package, it is an optional dependency, but well worth it! NB: I haven't written this post with the intent of showing every-day users how to build Ardour on Arch, if you just want to use it, go make … Continue reading Building Ardour on arch
Update on my C++ development environment
A while back I posted this post: https://guysherman.com/2015/08/22/towards-a-cross-platform-cc-dev-environment/ At the time I was using GCC as my compiler, so I was using: linter-gcc and autocomplete-clang. I found the GCC linter a bit flakey, and to be honest, GCC's error messages are just the worst. So, I decided to move to Clang as my compiler and … Continue reading Update on my C++ development environment
Exercise Update
At the start of the year I set myself a goal around health and fitness: Run a total of 1200km this year Get my resting heart rate below 55 and keep it there Get my weight below 80kg and keep it there I started the year off with gusto, I was ahead of my weekly … Continue reading Exercise Update
Using Let’s Encrypt to Generate an SSL Certificate for Azure, on Mac
Today I needed to set up an SSL certificate for our company website. Being frugal, and interested, I decided to try Let's Encrypt (a new organisation which aims to make SSL free, so that nobody has any excuses). First step, get the client by cloning the git repository: git clone https://github.com/letsencrypt/letsencrypt.git Now, before you start: if … Continue reading Using Let’s Encrypt to Generate an SSL Certificate for Azure, on Mac