Overcoming Chaos: Optimizing Time and Sanity
The time management strategies that help me avoid corporate misery.
Tim Rudenko
Tim’s Tool Shed (Website Edition)
There are so many great resources for learning or quality of life that go unnoticed.
Linux Tips That Will Reverse Your Age
Just because you took intro to operating systems for your CS degree doesn’t make you good at Linux.
Use the CLI Like a Sysadmin
As a former infosec student, SRE, and now Sysadmin, I have been using the command line for a few years now. I get a little irked when I see command line tip articles that are written on zsh, and prompt customization, etc. This doesn’t help you get your work
Tim’s Tool Shed — My Daily Drivers
During my time as a Red Hat SRE, I’ve developed a stronger appreciation for CLI (adjacent) tools. These are my ride-or-dies.
Become a Vim Chad
Take yourself from a fan to an enjoyer.
Interfacing
Learning to type quickly is in your best interest. Many careers are spent digitally and some of our leisure hours are dedicated to things…
Tim’s Tool Shed — Pt.5
Now that the semester is over, I finally have time to explore again, and it feels so good. Many things have changed, I have a new…
Tim’s Tool Shed — Pt. 4
I’ve been a little wrapped up with school and an internship but that hasn’t stopped me from exploring and finding cool stuff that I’ve been…
Tim’s Tool Shed — Pt. 3
There’s a Turing completeness in the level of customization you have over your machine. TTS is one-half evangelism and one-half practical…
Tim’s Tool Shed — Pt. 2
The terminal is fantastic, you’re able to build anything you want, and control your computer in ways that you want. You’re not limited by…
The Art of Decomposition — Python Functions
Up until this point, we have been writing code in a very serial manner. Programs have been sets of instructions that we write to reach a…