One day the Clandestine Rock Docks were visited by this rather mysterious figure. He barely moved his lips but was able to clearly convey his wishes of a new kind of slick starfighter..
Monthly Archives: December 2017
Grassroot view in the morning
Hacking david.js and few words of dependencies
David is one fantastic project that somehow draws my attention. There’s probably 2 reasons for this. First, it was the first project where I submitted some code over GitHub. Second, I’ve always been fascinated by the seeming chaos and mesmerizing scope of software nowadays: we’re easily looking at beasts sized at least several thousands of …
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Helsinki
I’ve lived around it, you could say, for my entire life. Sometimes closer, and sometimes farther away. Helsinki is such a fascinating place after all. When discussing things with friends, there’s often been the topic of how different places feel, what’s good about each and so on. Helsinki, they say, is great if you don’t …
State of the Word, 2017
N&Bx: dissecting (ba)sh
Welcome to Nuts&Bolts with Linux, or ‘N&Bx’. I’ll keep sharing some of the things that have recently found. It’s amazing how rich a GNU/Linux system actually is. I’ve jokingly said many times that you can either play games, or just explore more and more of a Linux. Either way you won’t run out of things …
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