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This month I attended HOPE - Hackers on Planet Earth.

This month, or rather last month as I'm a few days late, I spent back in my home town: São Paulo, Brazil.

Last weekend me and my girlfriend went on a trip to Wildwood, NJ.

Every once in a while you play a game that is unlike any other, that transcends genres, that you can feel the author speaking through it to you, and that you can tell will stick around in your mind in some way or another probably forever.

This year I bought more shirts than ever.

Slightly late for November, but better late than never!

This month I went on a two week long road trip through California with a friend.

My pick for song of the month this time around is a track that played at Spectacle Theater before the movie started (the movie was Mirage Men (2013), by the way).

It's been almost two years since I posted the "Collecting pins" post!

Just two days ago I went to an immersive theatrical experience called Viola's Room.

Today I want to try starting something new.

I've recently updated the blog's theme and I felt I should make a post not only to document the reason but also to archive pictures of the blog before and after the change for the future.

Last year, on the "Collecting pins" post, I mentioned that I usually wear my pins on a beanie, but was still looking for a good alternative for the warmer months.

In the "CardOS: Writing an OS for the Cardputer" post I shared about the OS that I'm writing for the Cardputer and that the next step was to move away from the Arduino toolchain.

I recently got the M5Stack's Cardputer.

Last year after talking for a while with someone during a conference they asked me for my LinkedIn to be able to connect with me, to which I answered I didn't have one.

It started innocently about one year ago as I was looking for a gift for a friend.

This month I attended the Embedded Linux Conference Europe, which was co-located with the Open Source Summit Europe, and took place in Dublin, Ireland.

As someone who cares about FOSS, I'm always happy to move to a FOSS alternative when one shows up, provided there aren't any big drawbacks.

Last month, as I was writing the blog post with all the statistics for the blog's two year anniversary, the "Blog statistics after two years" post, I decided that I really wanted to have a plot with emojis.

Wow, it's been two years since I've started this blog!

In 2014, while on a school trip to Germany, I bought a Razer Tiamat headset.

One day I was scrolling through Reddit as usual, when I saw a post linking to this blog post: I quit my job to focus on SerenityOS full time.

This month marks one year since I bought a Nexus 5X and started using LineageOS, so I thought I'd share my experience.

Recently I decided to learn assembly.

One interesting feature of Pelican, the static site generator I use for this blog, is the internal link expansion syntax with {}.

Another post going through stuff I set up for my desktop environment a couple years ago and that have used ever since 🙂.

Five years ago when I moved to the i3 window manager, I started using its status bar, the i3bar.

Earlier this month I was spending a few weeks in another country.

I'm a bit of a data hoarder.

Several years ago my mother gave me a Kindle Paperwhite 2.

I've been using pelican as my static blog generator since I started this blog about one year ago.

It's been a full year since I started this blog!

As I previously mentioned in the "Moving to Wayland" post, I recently moved to a new computer.

Hey, first non-technical blog post 🙂.

In the middle of January, my computer decided to surprise me, and not in a good way.

It was in the middle of 2019.

In the previous article of this series, I went into all my Taskwarrior and VIT customizations, and my workflow with them, that enables me to organize my tasks and get them done.

Two years ago I decided to get more organized about my life.

Now that I had a working serial cable for my Nexus 5, as described in the "Making an UART cable for the Nexus 5" post, I was ready to face some action and help in upstreaming.

My file manager of choice is ranger.

Music is life.

One of the main ideas of GTD is to have a context associated with each task, so that it is very easy to see which tasks can be done in your current context.

For a long time I used offlineimap to synchronize my emails between the email providers and my computer.

Recently, me and a friend started digging into making the Nexus 5 run the mainline Linux kernel.

I like watching movies and playing games, but I also like to keep track of which movies I've watched and which games I've beaten.