Had a strange behavior in my bash while browsing the command history. I'm always traveling in time with the <Up> arrow in my bash, but when a long command (longer than $COLUMNS) is being loaded, the prompt ($PS1) dissapears and it starts to behave as hell:
When I was a child I can - barely - remember my grandpas preparing all the stuff for baking in a proper wood-fired oven the homemade bread, the best bread in the world I would say.
Ahora que ya ha acabado la temporada os voy a contar lo que probablemente haya sido la experiencia más difícil y placentera a la vez de este año escolar 2017-2018.
I think I've written about this before (here and here), but the other day some spots came to my mind. They were the typical "why I'm so lucky to work like this"
Hey, vim + tmux calling again! If you know me by now, you know I feel really happy if I'm able to work without touching the mouse at all. In this particular case I wanted to run the tests while working in the project.
What the perfect documentation platform means for me?. Don't know if perfect is the right word, but there is a tool that gives me all the power I need for this purposes.
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: