What I use 2026
It's been over 6 years since I originally wrote out my list, the only bit of hardware I see have is 1 of the monitors and my headphones.
Jeremy Trimble
Data and Development Manager, developer, and homelab tinkerer. I write about the things I build, break, and fix — from Docker stacks and network gear to apps and the occasional long run.
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Engineering Assistant Job
Engineering was my 3rd different functional area I worked in while at Superior Recreational Products. The role of an Engineer in the mechanical, civil, and the like sense requires a degree in that field of study. As I…
Customer Care Job
I described the company, Superior International Industries, aka Superior Recreational Products in my My First Job post, so I'm just going to get into the job description. This was a typical customer service type role. I…
My First Job - Plastic Assembler
I held numerous roles over those 12 years, with the longest held role being my first. I started while I was still in high school, I had actually just turned 16 three months prior. I worked as a plastics assembler. The…
Connecting Node to Microsoft Sql Server
There are a few potential modules that can be used to connect to a Microsoft SQL Database. But for this we are going to be using tediousjs's node-mssql. From the documentation and issues logs I could tell that this open…
Typical Day in Jeremy's Life 2020
Life can be hard sometimes, the important thing is to keep moving forward. If you stand still you go nowhere, but taking just one step gets your further than you were. Time is precious for everyone, but many people don’t…
Installing program from binaries on Debian Linux
Althought there are a few different ways to install software on your Debian system, this method allows you to place the files for the program wherever you'd like, and also you can name it whatever you'd like too.
What I use 2020
How I came to find programming
Since I was a child I've always tinkered with everything, trying to figure out how something worked. As a young kid this usually meant breaking something, then struggling to figure out how to put it back together.