Windows

I’ve had trouble with this before, apparently, so this time I’m documenting the process. The official Google docs leave out a couple of setup steps, which is seriously frustrating. Drivers Install the Android Debug Bridge Fast Installation Manual Installation Enable USB Debugging Launch adb Access in DevTools Sources Environment Drivers You’ll need to find your OEM USB drivers and install them. Device Manager should report the correct device when connected:

Being able to run a Docker host natively in Windows would be awesome. Being able to interact with it via WSL would be even more awesome. I’ve pieced together both a native and bespoke solution. The native solution comes mostly from Docker and Windows docs. The bespoke solution is wired up using the preview version of LinuxKit. Code Note Native Solution Native Requirements Inside Windows IMPORTANT dockerd From Docker Aside: Things That Didn’t Work Initially Settings Inside WSL Configure python Install pip Install docker-compose Environment Just Kidding Mostly Bespoke Solution Bespoke Requirements A Word of Caution Inside Windows Installation Bootstrapping Lifecycle Inside WSL Final Notes Code Note I use both PowerShell and Bash throughout this post.

I’ve been using KeePass Professional Edition for a few months now, and I’m always discovering new things to do with it. For example, I’ve got HQ photos of my driver’s license so that I can go to the gym without carrying my full wallet (if that’s illegal I totally don’t do that). I’ve got a couple of shared databases that sync off my main personal database that I can share with family and friends, which means I change update my accounts without the old hassle of texting everyone the new credentials.