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Travel
Trip to Kyoto
I had the opportunity to spend some days in Kyoto. I am always amazed by this city. It is really great, there are so many temples to visit. To me the most breathtaking one is the Gold...
In Travel, Japan, Sep 30, 2012
Japan
Trip to Kyoto
I had the opportunity to spend some days in Kyoto. I am always amazed by this city. It is really great, there are so many temples to visit. To me the most breathtaking one is the Gold...
In Travel, Japan, Sep 30, 2012
blog
The best vim config (for me)
Some time ago, I wrote about a Vim config which was more focused on Node.js. I used it in conjunction to AutoComplPop and a set of other plugins. However, I had to patch the auto-comp...
In blog, Oct 10, 2013
Node
Node.js & Event-driven programming
I found out that some people are still confused about what Node.js is. For many it is just “JavaScript on the server”. In fact, while they primarily see JavaScript and focus on this, ...
In Node, Nov 30, 2013
Git
Git: a hitchhiker guide
My very first experience with distributed version control system (DVCS) was with Bazaar (bzr) in late 2006. I only used it for a couple of weeks but it got me interested in DVCS and i...
In Git, Jan 16, 2023
Linux
Linux: the story of an accidental revolution
We cannot discuss Linux history without first talking about UNIX. To understand UNIX, we need to go back to 1965, when M.I.T., General Electric, and Bell Labs joined forces to build a...
In Linux, History, Dec 30, 2025
History
Linux: the story of an accidental revolution
We cannot discuss Linux history without first talking about UNIX. To understand UNIX, we need to go back to 1965, when M.I.T., General Electric, and Bell Labs joined forces to build a...
In Linux, History, Dec 30, 2025