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Developing Ghost themes (IMHO)
As you might have noticed this blog
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Lonely Dance
I made this song during the COVID lockdown, dancing (or anything really) was not allowed in groups, only alone…
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Metro (Lerk Remix)
I released my first ever Remix, a Tech-House/Deephouse Version of the track “Metro” by Alex Sleepy.
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Setting up Mastodon for development
I have been coding on my own Mastodon instance since 2017, the main thing I’m doing is customizing the styling. For this, it is a good idea to have a local development instance because redeploying (and rebuilding the assets) takes too long for a simple change like a different border color for some elements. In this post, I will show how I set up Mastodon for development.
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Capture Burn
I released a new track, “Capture Burn”. It’s a bit more mellow than the songs before it, but still techno.
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Coast
I released my second ever album: “Coast”, containing the best tracks I made in the last few years.
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Turning a PC on and off using an ESP8266
In this post I’ll show how you can control the power state of your computer remotely using an ESP8266.
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Setting up an encrypted MQTT server on Debian/Ubuntu using mosquitto.
MQTT is a messaging protocol intended for smaller applications (in “footprint”, not necessarily scale) which is available since 1999 but is currently receiving a lot of attention since the rise of the internet of things and the need to send small messages as simply as possible. In this tutorial I will show how to install a mosquitto server on Debian/Ubuntu based systems.
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Encounters
I released a new track, “Encounters”, an energetic track inspired by the vastness of space and its possibilities.
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Plume
Blasting through space at full throttle is bound to leave something behind…
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