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Case Study | Vertec | IT Industry | SQL Parser to translate code to English
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tomassetti.me
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4 months ago
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eng
About Vertec Vertec a Swiss company founded in 1996, provides an integrated CRM and ERP solution for service providers. Their PSA (Professional Services Automation) software has over 1,200 customers across Europe enabling them to optimize business processes and boost daily productivity. Challenge Originally targeting German language companies in Switzerland and Germany, Vertec now operates in […] The post Case Study | Vertec | IT Industr..
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Another year, another wrap-up! I’m an absolute broken record on these things, but you haven’t read one in a year so maybe you don’t remember that I write basically the same thing every year. 2025 was definitely even better than 2024, which is hard to believe. Before I sit down to write these posts I […]
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I really haven’t got much time or energy at the moment (I spent most of the Christmas break with an extremely painful back, which was exhausting and frustrating), but I wanted to post a very brief list of books I read this year. I read a total of 44 books this year, which includes re-reads […]
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How have your guys' homelab setups been running? Are you doing anything new or setting up new services you'll actually use? I've spent the day trying to get my R510 to recognize this H200 I flashed and threw in earlier and to start iDRAC6. My plan is to run the machine with proxmox and ZFS for a house-wise NAS, jellyfin instance, and pi-hole for the people in my apartment who dont want to set up dnscrypt but want some blacklisting. I've ..
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Wouldn’t it be nice to pull out the key ideas and action points from a book you have just read or are considering purchasing? Maybe get a reminder of the story line of a fiction book you read years ago?
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Wouldn’t it be nice to pull out the key ideas and action points from a book you have just read or are considering purchasing? Maybe get a reminder of the story line of a fiction book you read years ago?
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Whonix 17 End of Security Support and Deprecation Notice - All users should move to Whonix 18 as soon as possible!
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forums.whonix.org
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4 months ago
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eng
As per Whonix Support Schedule , this post serves as the Whonix version 17 deprecation notice. Whonix 18 stable has been released for all platforms. Whonix 18.0.8.7 Released! Major Release Upgrade! Qubes-Whonix 18 Released! Major Release Upgrade! Whonix 17 will be deprecated on 06 February 2026. All users should upgrade! The more time that passes after the deprecation date, the harder or even impossible it might become to pe..
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Kicksecure 17 End of Security Support and Deprecation Notice - All users should move to Kicksecure 18!
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forums.kicksecure.com
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4 months ago
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eng
As per Kicksecure Support Schedule , this post serves as the Kicksecure version 17 deprecation notice. Kicksecure 18 stable has been released for all platforms. Kicksecure 18 Released! Major Release Upgrade! Kicksecure 18 for Qubes Released! Major Release Upgrade! Kicksecure 17 will be deprecated on 06 February 2026. All users should upgrade! The more time that passes after the deprecation date, the harder or even impossible..
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In a New Year’s resolution-driven attempt to un-Microsoft-ify my life , I’m moving all of my repositories over from GitHub (owned by Microsoft) to sourcehut (owned by some dude ). This blog was the first repo to make the switch and was previously hosted via GitHub Pages, and now uses sourcehut pages instead. Here’s the config I created to make the CI-driven deployment work:
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In a New Year’s resolution-driven attempt to un-Microsoft-ify my life , I’m moving all of my repositories over from GitHub (owned by Microsoft) to sourcehut (owned by some dude ). This blog was the first repo to make the switch and was previously hosted via GitHub Pages, and now uses sourcehut pages instead. Here’s the config I created to make the CI-driven deployment work:
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My 2018 resolution was simple. Blog once a week. 2025 is over and I've been blogging weekly for 7 years.
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Reviewing the months that were at The New Leaf Journal (and sister sistes) in November and December 2025.
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I’ve always been curious, how do you and your team at REVSYS prioritize what to work on? Obviously client work pays the bills, but your team has been heavily involved in the Python and Django community for years, either serving on boards/working groups/committees/etc or helping maintain a myriad of open source libraries and helpful community sites. I figure each person has a certain level of autonomy to prioritize, but do ya'll have somethi..
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DISCLOSURE: I received a review copy of this book from No Starch Press in October 2025. The following represents my honest opinions – I do not receive any sort of additional compensation including affiliate rewards from links presented herein. I purchased a physical copy of the book prior to this review. Almost 4 years ago I started this blog with a series on creating a Game Boy (specifically DMG) game from scratch using gbdk-2020 call....
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README.md is that one file in every project that gets the princess treatment from GitHub, GitLab, and other source code hosting platforms.
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DISCLOSURE: I received a review copy of this book from No Starch Press in October 2025. The following represents my honest opinions – I do not receive any sort of additional compensation including affiliate rewards from links presented herein. I purchased a physical copy of the book prior to this review. Almost 4 years ago I started this blog with a series on creating a Game Boy (specifically DMG) game from scratch using gbdk-2020 call....
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Unbridled Enthusiasm Year 2004. It's my first year of university. I just started studying computer science and software engineering. I know nothing about the field. I only got my first computer 2 years ago. I was a geeky kid, but not a computer geeky one. Few months into my studies I'm sitting at the lecture. During the break I talk to my classmate about computers - I know very little since I didn't have them growing up and my family cou....
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Unbridled Enthusiasm Year 2004. It's my first year of university. I just started studying computer science and software engineering. I know nothing about the field. I only got my first computer 2 years ago. I was a geeky kid, but not a computer geeky one. Few months into my studies I'm sitting at the lecture. During the break I talk to my classmate about computers - I know very little since I didn't have them growing up and my family cou....
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Unbridled Enthusiasm Year 2004. It's my first year of university. I just started studying computer science and software engineering. I know nothing about the field. I only got my first computer 2 years ago. I was a geeky kid, but not a computer geeky one. Few months into my studies I'm sitting at the lecture. During the break I talk to my classmate about computers - I know very little since I didn't have them growing up and my family cou....
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A practical guide to actively increasing your 'luck surface area' by focusing on hustle, strategic setup, cultivating creativity, and building capacity. Learn to engineer serendipity through networking, working in public, optimizing your environment, and developing key skills and a positive mindset.
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If you think about emails as if they’re anything but the digital equivalent of a postcard–that is to say, postcards provide zero confidentiality–then someone lied to you and I’m sorry you had to find out from a furry blog that sometimes talks about applied cryptography. At the end of 2025, at the 39th Chaos Communications […]
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Happy New Year folks! Here’s what I read in 2025. Hope you find a gem or two for your lists. (Previous issues: 2024, 2023) Non-fiction The Ascent of Money – Niall Ferguson A convincing case that finance shaped the modern world pretty much at every turn, starting with the financialisation of wars, colonisation, industrialisation, and […]
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📗 The Nvidia Way: Jensen Huang and the making of a tech giant, by Tae Kim
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ernest.oppet.it
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4 months ago
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eng
Belatedly posting a few notes on the first history of Nvidia; amazingly none had been written before this one coming which came out in December 2024. We’d all heard the stories of Huang’s intensity, 50+ direct reports, etc. but stories of the relentless execution and risk-taking is really the stuff of legends, and this was […]
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Vstavané skrine na mieru v Bratislave: Ako riešenie moderného úložného priestoru
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www.freepub.cz
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4 months ago
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slk
V mestských bytoch je priestor často limitovaný, a práve vstavané skrine na mieru Bratislava predstavujú ideálne riešenie, ako ho využiť na maximum. Už v prvom kroku plánovania sa zohľadňujú rozmery miestnosti, výška stropov aj dispozičné možnosti, vďaka čomu vzniká úložný priestor presne prispôsobený konkrétnemu interiéru. Na rozdiel od hotového nábytku sa vstavané skrine dokážu prispôsobiť aj atypickým výklenkom, šikmým stenám či úzkym ch....
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At this time of year, it is customary to write down New Year's resolutions. However, this time I didn't want to dream the impossible, but rather retrace my steps over the last five years, understand where I come from and where I am going, and, above
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Have you ever tried a casino strategy and felt confident at first, then wondered why results feel different over time? Have you heard people talk about special systems that promise steady success and thought about how that really works? Many players think about this because strategies sound smart and organized, but understanding the long-term picture […] The post Why Casino Strategies Cannot Beat the House Long-Term appeared first on I..
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When I was starting out with guitar the first pieces I learned were Classical ones. At the time I was very influenced by Bach, even learning to play some of his pieces (Bach created a lot of music for the Lute – a cousin of the guitar). Back then my dream was to get an … Continue reading "I used AI to play my Classical composition" The post I used AI to play my Classical composition appeared first on Circus Scientist .
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In Day 10, we explored the Process Manager pattern for tracking workflow state over time. But what happens when things go wrong? How do you undo distributed work that’s already been committed? Today we dive into the Saga pattern: distributed transactions with compensation. Saga: When “Undo” Actually Works This pattern kept coming up in my research, and I’ll admit: I initially thought “Saga” was just a fancy name for “try/catch with cleanup.
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Apologies for the long delay between posts, the new year kicked off extremely busy! Previously in Day 9, we explored the Routing Slip pattern, where messages carry their own itinerary. Each node was designed to route the message to the next destination based on the content of the routing slip and we had a small discussion about whether or not this was a form of choreography or orchestration since the route was computed up front.
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LIVE from GitHub Universe: Inside the GitHub Secure Open Source Fund
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carlosbecker.com
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5 months ago
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eng
I had a chat with Greg Cochran (GitHub) , Christian Grobmeier (log4j) , Michael Geers (evcc) , and Camila Maia (ScanAPI) about the GitHub Secure OpenSource Fund . It was recorded at the last day of GitHub Universe 2025.
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