#Bitcoin white paper and my financial advices #Coinbase #Mycelium

By | February 20, 2021

This is my small contribution to the decentralized finance. Bitcoin is a future store of value. Bitcoin is not a traditional currency. Craig Wright It’s Not Satoshi. I am a Coinbase customer. I have a Mycelium wallet also. Stock market is a scam, do not buy shares. Banks are no longer a valid way to… Read More »

Install #Signal on #Fedora #Linux

By | January 29, 2021

As you maybe discovered there is no rpm build support from the Signal team. Yes you can compile your own version and then do that for every new release but if you are lazy like me and nor an international wanted person (like Assange) there is a simpler version to do it. Here comes the… Read More »

Updates to how to #secure and improve your self hosted #wordpress blog on #apache

By | January 28, 2021

Computer security is a topic that needs constant work. Every day new threats and new security recommendation pop up on the technology radar. I already wrote several posts on this topic. The current post can be seen as a continuation of Security: Maintaining a secure WordPress blog So bellow are some updates to the configuration… Read More »

#Beer more, all over the world

By | February 15, 2021

The best way to taste local culture is to ask for a beer. As currently writing this post I am a “designated driver” and with no beer for several weeks already, I started to get nostalgic. Lack of travel in this “wonderful” Corona year, the virus not the beer, made me look through the photo… Read More »

#WFH needs a team of consultants

By | February 11, 2021

I got better feedback than from any other consultants team I worked with. Believe me I had my share, from all the big consultancy companies 🙂 To have a good work from home environment (and we all know we need it in 2020) you need to follow some simple rules. Get a good team of… Read More »

Bash one-liner: kill all processes with the same name

By | February 11, 2021

A simple one liner to kill all the processes having the same name or token in the name (myprocess): kill -9 $(ps aux | grep myprocess | awk ‘{print $2}’) This is a very effective way of cleaning up stuck processes that were spawned by some gone wrong software.