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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 …
The below sci-fi short is a reply for this writing prompt:
Life is hard for a dirty salvager on this junk planet. If the heat of the desert’s twin suns don’t kill you, the molten rain coming down from the ship graveyard orbiting the planet might. But today …read more
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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