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In my recent adventures with Linux I managed to finally join the squad of Archers by installing Arch Linux - again.

While learning the way of the Zio and getting closer into the inner orbit of the one and only A. de Goes, I managed to upset my terminal.

Here is part two to “How small can you make a website?”.

This is going to be my 2nd article that falls into the ‘what if?’

Introduction This is a follow up from “Scala and Zio humble beginnings”.

Introduction Zio is a framework for Scala, to be more precise - and I’m quoting from the front-page of the website - it’s a “type-safe, composable asynchronous and concurrent” framework for Scala.

Editorial note: this article got written in 2022, but I never wrapped up this project (or this post) because it became to heady for my little noodle.

Introduction I want to preface this by saying that what is written in this article is purely an exercise of curiosity and simply a result of the question: “what if?”.

Introduction In this day and age, a surprising amount of devices can be hooked to the internet.

Introduction Copying a file across devices is painful.