Mounting external drives in Windows Subsystem for Linux is quite simple. That said I always forget how to do so. Here's a short reminder:

Often I am unhappy with the default settings of the SSH daemon. Not that they provide a security threat to the systems but you can make it even more difficult for an attacker to get access to a system. In addition to the default settings I always enable the following:

I decided to learn Go because it seems an interesting and easy to learn low-level programming language. There are several free online resources to learn the language, such as The Go Tour, but I decided to Go for the book "The Go Programming Language" (GOPL) by Alan Donovan and Brian Kernighan. In the book, there are some code examples that I find particularly elegant. Here, I want to record some of these examples for future reference -- while having the chance to add some additional comments on the code for myself.

Quite often it's useful to know how to add some characters at the end of multiple lines in Vim. Luckily, there is a simple command that can help out: