Saving your sacred cows
This is a rant on An open letter to language designers: Kill your sacred cows post. Please read it first if you want to make any sense out of this.
Read more...Here I put some notes, cool discoveries, and other technical stuff. Just like the rest of the blog, it is mostly for me, but if you’ll find this interesting, I’d be super happy!
This is a rant on An open letter to language designers: Kill your sacred cows post. Please read it first if you want to make any sense out of this.
Read more...I use two browsers in my daily life: Chromium for work-related stuff and Firefox for everything else. This helps me to keep a strict separation between these two worlds, including: logins, bookmarks, history, settings (e.g. proxy, synchronization), etc. Let’s see how to make a default browser switch automatically to the correct one.
Read more...I prefer to switch tabs in my browser with a mouse wheel and this is an important part of my workflow. It’s so much easier to shove a mouse pointer to the top of a screen and do a single scroll rather than reaching for a keyboard to press Crtl+PgUp/Down
or hunting the desired tab with a cursor. Unfortunately it doesn’t work in Firefox by default… Let’s see if we can fix this!
A short memo on how to use a digital camera as a web camera on Linux.
Read more...I heard a lot of discussion around the “How to make money on opensource?” topic. This is something I don’t get completely, as at seems obvious, so I’ll dump my thoughts here.
Read more...Short log of my research on the topic.
Read more...GPG is a very complex tool. However, to sign git commits you only need a handful scope of it. This post will show you how to set up and manage your GPG keys with ease.
Read more...A brief overview of how this blog works under the hood.
Read more...Do you have work and personal emails? Ever wondered how to make Git automatically use the correct one? This simple trick will help enlarge you productivity x10!
Read more...There is a yearly challenge named “Advent of Code” in which I took part this year . Here are some notes and analysis.
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