Diego Siqueira

When I started this blog, I did the laziest possible thing: pushed the source to a public GitHub repo, flipped the GitHub Pages switch, pointed blog.diego.dev at d6o.github.io, and forgot about it.

I first heard about Cloudflare around 2011, on Google Reader.

Building and Evolving My Personal Server: From Naive Trading Bots to a Streamlined Docker Setup with Caddy Back in 2017, I embarked on an exciting (and somewhat naive) adventure when I created my first personal server (a $2.50/month instance on Vultr).

Reviving My Mom’s Love for Retro Gaming with Lakka and a Raspberry Pi 5 A few months ago, I visited my parents, which coincided with Apple’s recent shift in allowing emulation apps on their devices.

After switching from Firefox to LibreWolf, I became interested in the idea of self-hosting my own Firefox Sync server.

The internet has been a central part of my life for as long as I can remember.

In this post, we’ll walk through how to use Go to subscribe to new blocks on the Ethereum blockchain and print out the transaction hashes for each block.