Welcome to my place. I’m passionate about development, technology, and infrastructure. I love experimenting with new ideas. I hope you enjoy the content! ❤️ ☕
Today I am coming back home, actually writing these words from the train, after a few days in Valencia for our SRE team offsite. It was one of those trips that starts with a bit of pain, because the train hours are long, both going there and coming back. But in the end it was totally worth it.
First time at FOSDEM. After all these years reading about it, following the hashtag on social media… I finally got to experience it firsthand. And no, I wasn’t prepared for what I was about to find.
I’ve recently started a new professional adventure that’s both exciting and overwhelming: I’ve “become” a Site Reliability Engineer. It’s definitely a change from what I’ve been doing, and honestly, it feels like stepping into an appasionate world.
For the last few years, freelancing has been one of the most beautiful chapters of my life. It gave me freedom, curiosity, and a strange sense of ownership over every hour of my day. I worked from cafés, trains, campings… the whole «digital nomad» aesthetic, but with real deadlines and real invoices attached. It was beautiful.
I haven’t officially left Mastodon, but it doesn’t feel the same anymore. Some people I really enjoyed following and chatting with, have moved on (one of them was actually one of the main reasons I checked it every day). It’s not part of my daily routine anymore, and that’s okay.
