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TL;DR: there’s nothing to do, it just works out of the box.

I recently took the plunge and got myself a ZSA Voyager, a beautiful split ergonomic keyboard.

So… something weird happened.

A while ago, I upgraded Caddy on my VPS from Caddy 1 to Caddy 2.

Today is day 10 already!

I’m a bit late, so here are days 7 to 9.

This weekend was days 5 and 6.

It’s day 4… As before, all my solutions are available on https://git.sr.ht/~schnouki/advent-of-code.

It’s day 3 already!

Let’s go for Day 2!

It’s that time of the year again: the Advent of Code 2020 has started!

I was getting tired of Minimo, the theme used on this blog.

In this book, Steven Levy tells the history of modern computing.

Pour se changer un peu les idées en cette période de confinement… C’est très con mais ça me fait rire !

Isabelle Attard, ex-députée au parcours atypique, retrace dans ce livre les grandes lignes de son parcours politique.

I have a NAS (HP ProLiant Gen10 microserver) running OpenMediaVault 4 with the VirtualBox “plugin”.

Une jeune femme déboule en trombe chez un détective privé et lui demande de retrouver une fille, avec pour seul indice des tableaux de son sourire.

Happy new year!

I recently bought a Keychron K2 mechanical keyboard and it’s been great so far.

I’m a big fan of TabNine, a super nice code editor-agnostic code completion tool.

I’ve been recently working on some big changes to a big module in a big Python application.

I don’t reboot my laptop very often.

The Buddycloud project aims to build a rich user and group messaging ecosystem that can easily be embedded in any app, and relies on an open protocol (based on XMPP) and open-source software.

I’ve contributed to Open Source / Free Software projects for more than a decade.

Findspire is a artistic content discovery platform.

STIBIDIK is an online marketplace that specializes in vintage fashion from the best second-hand boutiques.

I just switched my web server from lighttpd to Caddy!

I’m working on some new content for this blog that uses a lot of shortcodes.

A small but common issue… My CV is written with \LaTeX1, and in France, CVs are expected to be 1 page long (unless you have a lot of experience).

I have several (private) projects hosted on gitlab.com that use Gitlab CI.

I use FreeOTP to generate time-based OTP tokens on my phone.

Time to change again 😃 Actually there are several changes this time: blog engine: switched from Pelican to Hugo, another static blog generator, also known as the new cool kid in town.

Pour me déplacer à Nancy j’utilise principalement les trams ou les bus du réseau Stan.

A few days ago I switched to Let’s Encrypt certificates for this site (instead of StartSSL).

At work we’re usually working on many git branches at the same time, and from time to time we rebase the “work-in-progress” branches on top of master.

Found this recently.

This is a follow-up to the post about OpenVPN for a single application.

It’s sometimes useful to run a single application through a VPN for privacy reasons.

Hier soir j’ai présenté ElasticSearch lors d’un Apéro Web Nancy.

DANE is a great way of improving security on the web by replacing SSL certificate authorities with DNS records signed by DNSSEC.

It’s been way too long since the last time I posted something about Sigur Rós.

Until today my Nexus 10 was running Android 4.4.2 (stock firmware from Google).

On my server I’m running several webapps (such as Tiny Tiny RSS, CGP, and Shaarli).

I recently configured my lighttpd server to enable authentication based on SSL client certificates on a private subdomain.

I still love git-annex.

I love git-annex.

Many ISPs have pretty shitty DNS resolvers.

My dev environment requires CouchDB, ElasticSearch, Redis, a Django dev server, and a web browser.

Another year (or two), another blog engine 😃 I’ve now switched to Pelican, a static blog engine written in Python.

I recently realized that during our vacation in London, my girlfriend and me took about 4 GB of pictures.