Learning Go with BIP38 — or: how to overcomplicate a learning journey
The best way to learn a language is to build something you actually want to exist. Even if it is a Bitcoin key encryption tool.act — or: How I Stopped Committing and Started Testing GitHub Actions Locally
GitHub Actions is great until you need to test it. The pattern is always the same: commit, push, wait, fail, fix, commit, push, wait. Until one day I found act.Ninety days — an account of the lockdown at IFMT
It has been ninety days since the IFMT campus closed its doors. In that time, I taught teachers to run classes on Meet, created YouTube channels, set up graphics tablets, and automated Google Classroom. A look back at what happened — and at what is still not over.A new chapter
The domain has been around since 1998. The blog existed before. This is a new chapter, with new stories and a different purpose.« Previous
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