Here's an overview of a blog post detailing how to view the standard output of a serial console connected to a Mac. This method is useful when you need to monitor the output from CircuitPython, among other uses.
Here's an example to illustrate how docker-compose commands can fail and produce confusing error messages if the arguments are not provided in the correct order.
When connecting to an SSH server using Python libraries like Fabric or Paramiko, if the versions are outdated, you may encounter the error "Authentication (publickey) failed."
I recently realized that I can rotate backup files (by deleting old files) every few days by sharding the sequential day numbers, which increase by one each day, using modulo 10. Here's the method I've been using lately.
Here's an overview of the blog post in English:
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This blog post introduces a function to obtain a datetime N months ago, without using the `dateutil` library.
The function was created because `dateutil` was not available in the Python Data Source for Re:dash.
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During an IT audit, it was necessary to represent the scale of the application. To achieve this, I decided to consider the total number of URLs in Django as an indicator of the application's scale.