Devin Carr

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About

A developer in space, on a rock, hurtling around a star, making silicon do fancy stuff. I currently dig tunnels for Cloudflare. I used to work on the backend for Microsoft Teams Shifts.

Past Projects

  • Druid-like: A RimWorld mod to add some druid-like traits and features.
  • Dropoff: A simple text-hosting server written in dotnet core.
  • Research Project: An Astrophysics research project utilizing gravitational microlensing to discover exoplanets.
  • Echo: A Twitch.tv Chat Bot

There are other random projects on my GitHub.

Recent Posts


February 7, 2022

Given the current state of IPv6 adoption and IPv4 market rates, does my ISP (and subsequent routers along the path) provide similar routes for IPv4 and IPv6 traffic? Are there any routers along a path that have both a A and AAAA address associated for it?

November 2, 2021

Knowledge transfers are rough. Thankfully there are at least two people involved in a knowledge transfer but sometimes unequal effort is put forth from each. Sometimes the knowledge owner is leaving and their mind is already thinking on their next opportunity which leaves their transfer lacking.

September 7, 2021

Repository for Analytics in a Virtualized Environment (RAVEn) is a repository and analytics tool used by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) Innovation Lab. As described by the Homeland Security: “RAVEn will facilitate large, complex analytical projects to support ICE’s mission to enforce and investigate violations of U.

April 27, 2020

Git Hooks are an interesting way to customize your daily git workflow. They can allow you to trigger on specific events (before and after) common tasks such as: committing (via ‘pre-commit’) and pushing (via ‘pre-push’). Specific examples of how to run these each are located in your .

September 21, 2018

This is a short recounting of my first year as a software developer working on conflation for Bing Maps at Microsoft. Much of this will most likely be common knowledge to senior developers, but I wanted to share my personal views and provide a reference for some colleagues who will be entering the workforce soon.

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