Lunik's Blog

I've been integrating AI into my development workflow, but I quickly realized that costs can spiral out of control if not monitored carefully.

I don't trust apps with my crypto.

A while ago I wrote a blog post about how I created this blog.

I have been following Apple machine learning research for a while now and I have been stunned by their Keyframer demo application.

In this article, I will explain why Python Virtual Environments are so cool when you know how to use them properly.

Today I have upgraded my Fedora server from version 33 to 38 but all did not go as planned.

Today I was confronted with a quite annoying problem.

This article describes how to use a SSH CA to authenticate to SSH servers.

I have a lot of media to watch and I don't want to spend time searching for it, downloading it, renaming it, moving it, etc.

Now that I have generated by own custom certification chain in the previous article "x509 certificat managment" I need to install the Certificate Authority (CA) on my iPhone.

Assuming you are using the GitLab Terraform state feature in your self managed instance and you are using the embded backup utility provided by GitLab.

Any developper use or will use Git at a point in is career.

Using OpenSource software written by unkown people sometimes can be a little scary.

Now that every web service encourage you, more and more, to use MFA to secure your account, one of them is used most than others : Time-based one-time password or TOTP generate a unique code of 6 or more numbers to enter just after typing your password.

What are x509 certificates ?

What is DNS ?

I'm currently hosting some private web services accessible from internet.

If you have been using pylint tool to check the format of your Python code you may have encounterd the rule W1203: logging-fstring-interpolation but you didn't really understand why it's important.

First of all I'm not a web engineer and I hate web development.