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Being my first experience in something like this, I didn’t realize how difficult construction work could be. Tough times.

This job is getting serious… looks like we’re about to drill all the way to the Earth’s core.

Docker IRL, my first - real - container has been deployed.

Current status (#Apple keynote)… 🤷đŸģ‍♂ī¸

Today I learned how to modify a fluorescent tube ceiling light to replace it with two LED bulbs.

#TIL #lights #DIY

I’ve been reworking the About section of the website. Very interesting stuff about the nowpages, couldn’t resist diving in. Also updated the resume, which had been outdated for over a decade.

It’s been fun, for a change.

Today I’ve built a new template for Obsidian Templater that allows the microposts creation inside Hugo running a simple command:

---
title: null
date: 2024-05-22 00:26:11
draft: false
tags: micropost
---

I’m really starting to love this kind of things. #obsidian #TIL

Sometimes I feel a bit odd if I write toots in Spanish for English-speaking readers in Mastodon, but other times I understand that Spanish is the most suitable due to the location of what needs to be conveyed… so I’ve added this to my bio:

Hide my Spanish posts via selecting your preferred language(s) via:
Preferences → Other → Filter languages

It doesn’t fix anything but it doesn’t hurt either :P

New seeds and fertilizer for the garden, hopefully not too late. #gardening

I admit I have a love/hate relationship with microposting. On one hand, with platforms like Mastodon, it's very easy to use to generate written content and accompany it with a couple of photos/videos. On the other hand, I don't like the idea of content getting lost or handing it over to third parties (Twitter, cough cough)

The solution I came up with some time ago to not lose certain posts is to add a tag to them and import them into a section within my blog using a small program that takes that feed and transforms it into markdown importable in ...

I think I'm going to write a proper post about this: obs2hugo.go

We paid a visit to our grandparents' attic and rescued a clone console (Atari 2600).

Didn't have much hope of making it work, but in the end, the only thing wrong was a plastic part of the joystick. Managed to fix it.

The feeling when plugging it in, tuning the channel, and seeing the game appear is unforgettable.

🎮🕹ī¸