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I recently dug my nose in the Arduino world, my goal being to build my own weather station. After experimenting with Arduinos and other boards of different sizes, i finally settled using …
In one of my projects i use Werkzeug’s generate_password_hash to, well, generate password hashes. Werkzeug uses Python’s hashlib module under the hood which, unfortunately to me, doesn’t support Argon2 (which i want to transition to for greater security).
Enter Passlib.
Passlib conveniently supports both PBKDF2 (what i …
read moreAfter being online for almost a year, my Mastodon instance is back up. However, it wasn’t as straightforward as i wanted it to be.
About a year ago my Mastodon server went down. I messed up my docker images big time and the then-new version 2.8.4 didn …
read moreTL;DR: my ears helped me create an almost perfect pomodoro timer out of my own body.
There’s an ongoing pandemic for a few weeks now, so whoever can should and does stay at home. Luckily we can do it at Benchmark.games, as we only used our office …
read moreI spent the last few days with moving this site from Jekyll to Pelican.
It wasn’t just a plain conversion, though. I also added a lot of my old stories, previously published on Medium (i will delete that account within a few days, so it doesn’t …
I use Python at work and for private projects. I also aim to write tests for my code, especially recently. And as I usually don’t start from 100% code coverage (TDD is not my game), I at least want to know if the code I just wrote have full …
read moreIt was almost a month ago when I announced the development of Calendar.social. Since then I’m over some interesting and some less interesting stuff; (web) development, after all, is just a recurrence of patterns. Speaking of recurrence, I arrived to a really interesting topic: recurring events.
My initial …
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