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isolating linux environments
One of the most annoying things I’ve had using the same machine for work and personal purposes is how the environments can get mixed up. Someone sends you a link...
back to debian
When I’ve got that Thinkpad T460, the only distro that would make this skylake machine to be able to boot was the good old Arch Linux. Bleeding-edge kernel, constant updates, and...
pressure cooker lamb roast
In my family there was a completely irrational but general fear about cooking lamb and goat meat. If you don’t do it properly, it’s going to smell and taste bad! This was...
a new beginning
Usually, striking items from your bucket list is pretty simple, but this time it was completely different. Moving abroad was a dream of mine since I was very young and...
the astonishing review
I’ve been enjoying Dream Theater’s last release entitled The Astonishing since its release, this late January. After listening to it at least 20 times, I can say for sure that...
new challenge ahead
After more than 3 years helping the AeroGear project, I felt it was time for me to move on. One of the great things about working for Red Hat is...
QCon Rio 2014 - JVM inception
Yesterday I’ve had the honor to present at QCon Rio. Thanks to all who tried to survive the post-lunch drowsiness of a crazy guy wearing a johnny-five tee and talking...
My Pull-Request Workflow!
One of the common tasks of the opensource project maintainer role is dealing with pull requests. You won’t see me clicking that awful green button at GitHub’s web ui. NEVER....
Broccoli Wrap-Up!
On our last post we were talking about more ways to improve your build process with broccoli, how about ending this blog series with a rant? :P the complexity paradox...
Broccoli Tastes Good!
On our last post we were talking about the broccoli-static-compiler. One of the things I didn’t mention was that you need to narrow down your file selections better. Web Performance...