EspressoSprint
Espresso is coffee brewed by expressing or forcing out a small amount of nearly boiling water under pressure. One of the main aspects of the Espresso is its fast preparation and more concentrated flavor and texture.
Espresso is coffee brewed by expressing or forcing out a small amount of nearly boiling water under pressure. One of the main aspects of the Espresso is its fast preparation and more concentrated flavor and texture.
All is different when you have some time to organize yourself. Quite recently, this morning I woke up and twins gave me the opportunity to cook a nice breakfast for all.
Yesterday night we had the 3rd meeting of our "cowlab". Cowlab is a movement we started here in Lugo to keep in touch and organize some kind of events related with technology: it is a dynamic community with ideas inspired by the Open Source philosophy.
I used to be a person that perfecly could live without any music in my daily basics. That changed a lot last years. Now I have some use cases where the music is essential:
Last months are being tough over here, there are too many things beyond our control. Close people passed away, had the hardest flu that I can remember, had to quit jiujitsu classes, the other day the oculist said to me that both of my eyes requires surgery.
Those we love never truly leave us. There are things that death cannot touch.
In agile programming "sprint" is the basic unit of development. But for us it means something more. In our team, a sprint is a period of time to work all together, have meetings, have fun and - in the end - improve the skills of the team and each of us.
In a try to go back to my roots, lately, I'm using the terminal as much as I can and it's being a real pleasure. Even to listen music. My consumption habits - talking about music - mostly go through youtube and local music, it depends on the situation.
Not always but sometimes I need some muzak to focus myself in whatever I'm doing. To be honest I'm not the kind of people that wears (head|ear)phones all the time, I don't like, but from time to time it's ok with me to put them on to feel more isolated.
Most of us, people that works on digital services (developers, sysadmins, devops...), have a great privilege: work remotely. And I say "most" because not everyone is allowed to that way of work.