Working with very large JSON files (20MB+) using online tools tends to be a crashy affair. Whether you’re looking to format or search them, all the tools I found just crash. I found myself having to work with huge JSON files recently, so I built a tool specifically optimized for huge JSON files, called Huge … Continue reading Search Huge JSON files on the Web→| SOS
By Richard Sale Dec. 14, 1987 WASHINGTON (UPI)—Soviet infiltration of Israel’s spy agency, Mossad, is the most serious blow to Israeli intelligence since the 1970s and U.S. intelligence also was breached as a result, U.S. […]| | Fitzpatrick Informer
Part I | Part II | Part III | Part IV | Part V | Part VI | Part VII By Timothy Fitzpatrick March 16, 2025 Anno Domini Hopefully by now, one can see that Trump […]| | Fitzpatrick Informer
I've installed readeck to track the articles I read, and I'm currently trying to make it a database for the quotes I do. Because there is a nice Firefox add-on I hope it will be convenient to use. Readeck proposes an API to retrieve the data it stores, and I …| (not) my ideas
Hacker News doesn’t send Webmentions when a post is created like Lobste.rs will, and there’s not currently a service on sites like Brid.gy that will provide them for you. Even the Hacker News API doesn’t provide search or filtering by site. Luckily, there is a service provided by Algolia that ...| Hearthside by Caleb Hearth
How I used jq and Rust to build a repo of my Exercism solutions that showed how they evolved over time| xavd.id
The need to configure a specific pod’s container arguments is a common Kubernetes administration task. As examples, you might need to enable verbose logging, set an explicit value to override a default, or configure a host name or port set in a container’s arguments. In the example below, we are targeting the ‘metrics-server’ in the ... Kubernetes: patching container arguments array with kubectl and jq| fabianlee.org
Although jwt.io has become a common online destination for decoding JWT, this can also be done locally using jq. # populate JWT variable JWT=... # decode with jq utility echo $JWT | jq -R 'split(".") | .[0],.[1] | @base64d | fromjson' Attribution of credit goes to this gist. If you have not installed jq on ... Bash: decoding a JWT from the command line with jq| Fabian Lee : Software Engineer
Tips and tricks for using JC interactively, in scripts, and in automation. In Part 2 we look at using JC to parse URLs, POSIX paths, and git log output.| Brazil's Blog
Tips and tricks for using JC. In Part 1 we look at using JC as a Subnet Calculator, for exploring X.509 certificates, and for converting dates and timestamps.| Brazil's Blog
Featured Photo by energepic.com I’ve had a love-hate relationship with Bootstrap for a long time. While I love how fast it lets me get going, I absolutely hate the cookie cutter vibe of most of the stuff that I end up making with it. Bootswatch is awesome, and I know that I could customize my theme with SASS variables, but that adds a build step, which is additional complexity that I want to avoid when I am making business/CRUD applications.| Ishan Das Sharma
Learn how to search, query, and modify JSON data with 25 interactive jq examples and explanations| Ishan Das Sharma
A step-by-step guide for importing your Alfred snippets into Raycast with a little help from the command line.| xavd.id
Voting won't solve everything, but it certainly won't make anything worse. These are instructions to help you make sure all your Facebook friends are registered to vote!| xavd.id
