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Note from jme: for once, this blog post is entirely written by Gemini 3 as it did the heavy lifting for this new theme… Its prompt was: Create a new blog post that will tell the world what we did together on this theme.

Plate B — a scanned field, one cell called out One (me) might want to test PQC support to be sure that their server are ready for the imminent (< 10 years) PQC apocalyse.

Plate A — section blocks on a chain-dash axis You might have noticed that PQC has become a (really) hot topic in the past few weeks, and to be honest, I don’t know why—since we are years away from a “real-life” cryptographic doomsday.

Plate D — a run of intervals, one sectioned Oh, the good old days… No real responsibilities yet, as I was a consultant, and plenty of time to play.

Plate C — nested revisions on a common axis I decided to update my Hugo theme.

Before we start: I hate PowerShell’s lack of consistency for error handling so I did not bother to handle all error since this is only a code snippet.

I decided to trade my perfect 100% SSL Labs score with activating TLS1.3 on my website.

Accessing the RAPT’s API.

TL;DR: it is not possible to have TLS1.3 with Nginx and 100% on SSL Labs because of RFC 8446.

Today concluded a long road for me.

tl;dr ssh-keygen -o -a 100 is more than enough.

Nb: This is a shameless repost of a previous blog about my vim configution.

38 days before the Paris Marathon… that’s about… 100 days too early for me to be fully ready.

But why?

I’m growing more and more into Alpine Linux.

I finaly decided to put the correct favicon for my blog… Back in my days we had only favicon.ico and we were fine with the 16x16 resolution.

Ok, comments are back.

I finally decided to move to a static generated blog.