Notes from /dev/null.

Welcome to my blog, where the only thing more reliable than the code is the dry humor.

Here, you'll find an honest mix of tech tidbits - from those ever-so-satisfying code snippets and crystal-clear documentation to real-world benchmarks and the occasional 'eureka' moments in between.
This blog is for anyone who likes their tech talk served straight-up, with a side of light-hearted banter to ease the pain of those inevitable debugging marathons and deployment dilemmas.

It's a no-nonsense yet slightly whimsical journey through the world of technology. Whether you've been in IT since the days of dial-up or you're just starting to dabble, I hope you find something here that resonates, educates, or at least makes you smirk just a little.

Here's to keeping tech interesting - one post at a time.

Recent Posts

• Astro - Github Actions and Github Pages

  Published:Jan 26, 2024 |  at 10:07 PM

  Dive into this concise guide on deploying Astro sites to GitHub Pages using GitHub Actions. Discover the joy of juggling configuration files and the thrill of automating deployments. By the end, you'll either have a sleek website up and running, or a newfound appreciation for the simpler things in life – like static HTML.

• NFS v3 vs v4.2 - Nothing to write home about

  Published:Apr 26, 2020 |  at 09:54 PM

  This post offers a direct comparison between NFS v3 and NFS v4.2, focusing on their practical differences and applications. It covers the basic functionalities of NFS v3, known for its simplicity and reliability, and contrasts them with the advanced features of NFS v4.2.

• Find - Why so slow

  Published:Dec 11, 2019 |  at 12:56 PM

  Cut through the clutter in Linux file searching. This post dives into the 'find' command, showing you why starting closer to your target beats searching from the root, and how 'maxdepth' is your real ally in the file jungle.