Tagged "blogging"

Hugo is fantastic but it misses one key functionality: the generation of PDF files. This article provides a possible solution for it using Podman, Pandoc, and a custom tool built in Rust.

As I explained last week I have been updating this website in various ways; I removed the downloadable PDFs, then added privacy-friendly analytics, and finally, I set up a scheduled pipeline in GitLab to automatically build and deploy this website every Friday morning.

Seeing Twitter becoming the Muskverse was the last straw that took me to revive the Mastodon account I opened in 2017 and leave Twitter for good.

I’ve been migrating old blog posts (2004-2014) to this blog lately, and you can find them by clicking the “Next” button at the bottom of the index.

Looking inside some old archives I came across my first attempt at a book.

Adding a search engine to this website was a nice little weekend project.

Since August 2019 I took the duty of publishing a weekly series of blog posts called “VSHN․timer”.

I started my first blog in December 2004. But that was not my first website.

De Programmatica Ipsum is a new monthly treatise on individuals, interactions, and the true valuation of the things on the left, to be published on the first Monday of each month.

I thought it was time to change the look and feel of this blog.

Markdown is my new favorite tool. It all started while looking for alternatives to LaTeX to write documents and booklets, because since the release of the iPad last year, I wanted to publish in PDF and in EPUB format at the same time, and LaTeX does not offer that option off the box.

I am a big WordPress fan. And I do not suffer from the NIH syndrome.

Today it’s the 5th anniversary of the article that would eventually become the first post of this blog.

Wow, that's a long title, but it should drive people with this problem right here.

This is the 600th post in this blog! It all started with this post written in the airport of Buenos Aires, coming back to Switzerland.

I’ve just installed the excellent wp-super-cache plugin to accelerate things a bit in this blog; today somebody sent one of my pages to reddit and I’ve had more users than usual!

Maybe you don’t have the time or will to read those damn 6 books every year.

I’ve been blogging for three years today. Thanks to you for your 239 comments that make this blog so unique and special; I wish you a very Happy New Year 2008!