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A couple of years ago, the bespoke VPN setup of a medium-sized company (~250 employees back then) I used to work for needed replacement, and babysitting it was not really the best use of our time.

Five years ago, I published a post about the setup of this blog.

A few jobs ago, I was migrating the test suite of a Ruby app from CircleCI to Jenkins —don't ask, it's usually the other way around—and faced a weird unit test failure related to a different exponentiation operation.

In the past few days, I've been trying to deploy a Kubernetes cluster using kubeadm in Debian.

Whatsapp is, unfortunately, the de-facto messaging app today, especially among older people.

A few years ago, I was learning Clojure, had read some books and was looking for an interesting project to practice what I've learned.

One fine day, imagine you're modifying a ruby file in Emacs.

I invested a little of my time to setup this blog so, in this post, I'm going to tell you my experiences so far.

To identify the correct boundaries among the software components is a hard task.