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I need an ethernet port I was tinkering with my router setup, and I needed a computer with an ethernet port. Simple enough, except my daily driver is an M4 Pro MacBook. Great laptop, but Apple decided everything should be USB-C. And of course, I don’t have a USB-C hub with ethernet either.
My problem with Arch and other Linux distros I have been a proud Arch linux user since 2019. Six years. That’s the longest I’ve stuck with any distro, which is saying something considering I’ve hopped through Debian, Ubuntu, Mint, Pop!_OS, Manjaro… just like any normal linux distro hopper.
After building my DIY NAS (because apparently I hate free time), I thought, “Sure, let’s throw in a few services because I have a better machine. What’s the worst that could happen?”
Ever since I shared my epic saga of self-hosting Immich on a Raspberry Pi (check out the post if you haven’t already, because, you know, it’s a masterpiece), everything’s been smooth sailing.
Preserving memories is a human instinct. We have been doing it for centuries. From cave paintings to digital photos, we have come a long way.
When speaking of Change Data Capture, Debezium and Kafka connect are the first tools that comes to our mind. Though you are missing out on a great gem if you haven’t heard of Canal.
Point in Time Recovery (PITR) is a feature in MySQL that allows you to recover your database to a specific point in time.
While many people are nostalgic about handheld gaming devices like the Game Boy Advance or Nintendo DS, I never quite shared the same attachment.
Lately, in our Big Data course at University, we were required to install Hadoop and made a report about the installation progress. Having completed it, I thought I should share my experience.
Simple Gallery: Simple yet powerful gallery app for Android