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Last year I participated in the OCC challenge and between work and personal life I totally forgot about it, luckily I saw a post online of someone doing the challenge and remembered about it.

A few months ago the user “quirino” posted to HackerNews (HN) an interesting shallenge.

I recently read about Old Computer Challenge (OCC), I thought It’d be a fun challenge to take.

While setting up the server for my pet adoption platform I had to configure TLS and used certbot to get a Let’s Encrypt certificate.

In september of last year I decided to start a new project, an adoption platform for pets.

I have an old camera from the 90s, a Sony CCD-TR403 (appears to be the same as the CCD-TR66 except for the difference in digital zoom).

My current mechanical keyboard, which is also my first one, is a Corsair Vengeance K65 (Cherry MX Red) and I’ve been using it for about 7 years without any technical problems but over time I’ve had problems with its design.

Nim is a programming language and while I was browsing reddit, someone suggested it in the comments as an alternative to Python because the syntax was similar so I decided to check it out.

Requests is one of the most popular HTTP module for Python and for a good reason, its easy to use.

Python is a very, if not the most, popular programming language.

A few weeks ago after I posted my blog entry Unwanted (ssh) connections I changed the default SSH port (22) to a different unused one as I didn’t want logs filling up with random machines/IPs attempting to brute-force their way in.

I was browsing new posts on Lemmy (Similar to reddit, for the fediverse) and stumbled upon a project called The Weblite project, which wants to define new specifications to make the web lighter and easier to develop browsers for it, but it’s still very ne…

A few days ago I rented a server on a VPS provider with a public IPv4 as a playground, to test some tools, learn new ones and maybe have personal services running.

Yes!