How to convert your existing garage door, so you can operate it from your mobile phone

How to convert your existing roller shutters, so you can operate them from your mobile phone

A list of industry sectors that I would never like to work for.

Many meetings are a pain. But the principles below take most of that pain away!

A lot of hype around web3, but also promising developments around decentralization!

This post explains why you should 'never' discuss about work tasks using Direct/Private Messages (DM/PM)!

If your team forces you to send a message in some slack channel when you leave your keyboard (or if you have colleagues that do this), this post is for you.

Acronyms are a pain, but also useful. See how you can get the best of both worlds, so you can both type less and save others having to understand obscure acronyms!

If you are struggling to focus on a specific work task, and are drowned by ~notifications~ interruptions, you might want to consider a routine that helps you avoid them.

Even if you don't miss working in an office, there must be *some* parts of office work that you *do* miss, right? A virtual office may help with those.

When writing a Jenkins pipeline, have you ever wondered if the pipeline steps you're using are built-in, or provided by a jenkins plugin?

How do you develop a Jenkins shared library and a Jenkins pipeline using it, at the same time?

I try to avoid installing things on my laptop. Installing NPM binaries globally, just because some project needs them, is bad form...

A quick guide on how to set up PGP on Protonmail, using Keybase

i.e. how to tell IntelliJ where the Groovy SDK has been installed by Homebrew. Hint: it’s a 'hidden' path and IntelliJ doesn’t see that by default.

Nothing... Apart from pretty much everything with the way we use them...

We all know GitHub as a great online collaboration tool for software projects. But what if we tried to use it to run an offline community?

I think cars with 4 seats have a major design flaw everyone ignores: their back seats. They simply don’t work.