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Pat Rubis

@patrubis·Sydney, AUS·Joined July 2023

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I like tech, and sometimes I'm even good at it. This blog is a scratch space for good solutions to problems I've encountered.

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I like tech, and sometimes I'm even good at it. This blog is a scratch space for good solutions to problems I've encountered.

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PRPat Rubisinhashbangposh.hashnode.dev·Oct 16, 2023 · 4 min read

Reviving Keymonk Android Keyboard - Detailed

This article builds on the excellent overview from Gil Portnoy over on Medium about what needs to be done to the Keymonk Android app to get it working on Android 13. There's a minor but annoying bug where text predictions won't show on your screen. ...

PRPat Rubisinhashbangposh.hashnode.dev·Jul 31, 2023 · 1 min read

Graph PowerShell adds 4 new characters

There's a kind of annoying recent change to the Graph PowerShell module: to differentiate which Graph endpoint version you want to use (v1.0 or beta), you used to use Select-MgProfile and it would save the version for the session context. Now however...

PRPat Rubisinhashbangposh.hashnode.dev·Jul 26, 2023 · 4 min read

Perl for Sed-ers

I've generally avoided Perl like the plague; I've never had a need for it, and its minimalist syntax makes for a steep initial learning curve. But mainly I just haven't needed it, as the GNU utilities have generally covered my needs. Today though I n...