blog
Or there and back again. Earlier this month I moved to Ghost. I did that because I wanted to have a nice editor, I wanted to be able to write easily from anywhere and I wanted to get spend less time in the terminal. But I knew moving to a
blog
When I decided to move to Ghost at the beginning of the month, I realized that I needed to act quickly, because I've kept postponing this for years, so either I do it during the winter holidays, or it gets put off for who knows how long. So
blog
After about 5 years of blogging using a static site engine, I decided to move back to a normal blogging platform. I guess there really is nothing new under the sun and everything just keeps moving in cycles. Sure, this time the platform is node.js based, not PHP, but
memory
I’ve never had a particularly good memory, despite what others might claim. While many times others are astonished that I remember something, often I am just able to find a pattern or a logical reasoning behind something and then I can deduce it when needed.
git
I wrote my last Git tutorial 6 years ago, but I guess it took me quite some time to learn some new Git tricks. At work we have a microservices architecture, with each service in a different repo. I work with around 6 of them
events
Last weekend was HackTM Oradea, a hackathon that started in Timisoara. Last year they went to Sibiu and this year they came to Oradea. In Timisoara it's quite big (over 700 participants last year). Here in Oradea it's smaller, around 100 people, most
reviews
A while ago, I mentioned how I back up my valuable data to my NAS. In the mean time, I added one more thing to it: a UPS[1] so even if the power goes out, it still says up and more importantly, it can shut down safely. This is
programming
Incident scope: NAS user not able to access Web Interface for NAS Incident duration: At least 30 hours, up to 72 hours Incident resolution: Change router port Last weekend I was not at home. Some time on Saturday afternoon, I wanted to access some of the self hosted services I