Security Engineer with a dash of software. Originally from Stockholm, now in Berlin. I like to hack things.
How to add custom alert sounds to Gnome (Ubuntu 18.04)
I'm currently doing my yearly-ish reinstall of my OS. This time doing a fresh install of just basic Ubuntu with gnome, having previously used Ubuntu Mate for the past 1.5-ish years. I like to customize my OS slightly, to give it more personality. For this reinstall I decided to name my OS `mimikyu` after my favourite pokemon. Anyhow, during the process of tweaking I had the idea of making the alert/notification sound the "cry" of mimikyu. My Google-fu wasn't strong enough to able to find a solution online, but I eventually figured it out. Maybe this is of help to someone else in the future.
ReadHow to copy a MongoDB Database
A short howto for copying all data from one MongoDB database to another.
ReadTerraforming S3 Policies to an EC2 IAM Role
All the buzzwords and AWS abbreviations! Another post where I just want to note down something I thought was cool.
ReadWhat I Learned Last Year at Work
It's almost 2019, and what better time to reminisce a bit and remember what I've learned the past year.
ReadA Microservices Guideline
_I originally wrote this document for my work, where we were deep into a microservices architecture. The goal was to create a set of guidelines to be used when developing a new service. This way we could ensure some consistent quality for the code, as well as have
ReadLinux Services Cheatsheet
I originally wrote this rough cheatsheet for documentation at work, where I had to deal with different linux flavours' ways
ReadA hacky way to disable express-jwt expiry for development
I'm developing a small app in my free time using nodejs and express, while trying out Auth0
ReadA small Golang webservice Dockerimage
Here is the Dockerfile for a small golang webservice I wrote, which I managed to make quite
ReadIMAP Tools for migrating email accounts
I wrote some tools to help with migrating an existing imap account from one server to another, so that you can keep your emails when you
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