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Domotizing our house with Home Assistant

6 minute read

Let’s admit something, we humans are really lazy, but computer scientists are even more so. That’s why we try to automate as much as possible, sometimes too ...

The Good IT guy

3 minute read

You get to the office. Like every day, you turn on your computer, check the emails, the Pull Request on your team, and finally, what task you have to do toda...

Tips to improve SQL Server Databases

3 minute read

A few days ago I learned a valuable lesson about what to do and not in databases. A few small tips that will help us to optimize our SQL Server databases and...

Visual Studio Team Services from Console

5 minute read

Computer scientists are vague by nature, in fact, the computer was born with the purpose of sorting information and automate the tasks of sorting and process...

Migrating our projects from TFVC to Git

5 minute read

With the decline of code version control systems such as Team Foundation Version Control (TFVC) and the rise of others such as Git, we are facing a common an...

[Micro-Post] Organizing the references in C#

1 minute read

There are many ways to improve our code, some people advocate for having a code with solid and reliable functionality, others for a clean code, and why not, ...

Meet ESP8266 / NodeMCU, the WIFI module for IoT

5 minute read

Fortunately or unfortunately, the world of IOT is becoming a tangle of devices, services, software and operating systems. This doesn’t have to be bad, in fac...

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Tutorial

Integrating a UPS in our server

6 minute read

Our server is still an electronic device, and although we have protected your information by software through backup copies, it is appropriate to also protec...

Webmin: Managing a server from the browser

2 minute read

I don’t know much about Unix systems. While I can type some commands and move around its directories, it’s not something I’m used to or like to deal with. Bu...

From Debian 10 to Debian 11

2 minute read

Debian 11 (bullseye) has been available for use on the stable channel for several months now. This release contains a total of 59,551 packages of which more ...

Backups towards Docker

8 minute read

Now that we handle Docker more or less adequately, and that we have instantiated a few services on our server with it, the system begins to fill up with data...

Calibrate Sensors in ESPHome

6 minute read

Whether you have changed the firmware of a Wi-Fi device with an ESP8266/ESP32 type chip, or if you have created your own device with different sensors, you w...

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homeassistant

Monitoring a Home Assistant server

1 minute read

As our intelligent home grows in number of devices and complexity, but also in usefulness, we must protect the Home Assistant server in order to avoid future...

Protect your private info with secrets.yaml

1 minute read

When we work with Home Assistant files, we tend to introduce private keys and data that in the wrong hands can become a very dangerous and serious problem.

Control your home from anywhere with DuckDNS

3 minute read

We have already created our Home Assistant server, and know a little more about how it works. But making a smart house doesn’t make much sense if we can only...

Configure Home Assistant editing its files

3 minute read

While many Home Assistant configurations and integrations can be made and configured without the need to edit files of any kind, others require at least a fe...

Meeting Home Assistant

5 minute read

Once created our Home Assistant server, let’s see how its web interface works and how to make the basic settings to start working and enjoy our intelligent h...

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hassio

Monitoring a Home Assistant server

1 minute read

As our intelligent home grows in number of devices and complexity, but also in usefulness, we must protect the Home Assistant server in order to avoid future...

Protect your private info with secrets.yaml

1 minute read

When we work with Home Assistant files, we tend to introduce private keys and data that in the wrong hands can become a very dangerous and serious problem.

Control your home from anywhere with DuckDNS

3 minute read

We have already created our Home Assistant server, and know a little more about how it works. But making a smart house doesn’t make much sense if we can only...

Configure Home Assistant editing its files

3 minute read

While many Home Assistant configurations and integrations can be made and configured without the need to edit files of any kind, others require at least a fe...

Meeting Home Assistant

5 minute read

Once created our Home Assistant server, let’s see how its web interface works and how to make the basic settings to start working and enjoy our intelligent h...

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domotica

Monitoring a Home Assistant server

1 minute read

As our intelligent home grows in number of devices and complexity, but also in usefulness, we must protect the Home Assistant server in order to avoid future...

Protect your private info with secrets.yaml

1 minute read

When we work with Home Assistant files, we tend to introduce private keys and data that in the wrong hands can become a very dangerous and serious problem.

Control your home from anywhere with DuckDNS

3 minute read

We have already created our Home Assistant server, and know a little more about how it works. But making a smart house doesn’t make much sense if we can only...

Configure Home Assistant editing its files

3 minute read

While many Home Assistant configurations and integrations can be made and configured without the need to edit files of any kind, others require at least a fe...

Meeting Home Assistant

5 minute read

Once created our Home Assistant server, let’s see how its web interface works and how to make the basic settings to start working and enjoy our intelligent h...

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Server

Integrating a UPS in our server

6 minute read

Our server is still an electronic device, and although we have protected your information by software through backup copies, it is appropriate to also protec...

Webmin: Managing a server from the browser

2 minute read

I don’t know much about Unix systems. While I can type some commands and move around its directories, it’s not something I’m used to or like to deal with. Bu...

From Debian 10 to Debian 11

2 minute read

Debian 11 (bullseye) has been available for use on the stable channel for several months now. This release contains a total of 59,551 packages of which more ...

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Visual Studio

Visual Studio Team Services from Console

5 minute read

Computer scientists are vague by nature, in fact, the computer was born with the purpose of sorting information and automate the tasks of sorting and process...

[Micro-Post] Organizing the references in C#

1 minute read

There are many ways to improve our code, some people advocate for having a code with solid and reliable functionality, others for a clean code, and why not, ...

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C#

[Micro-Post] Organizing the references in C#

1 minute read

There are many ways to improve our code, some people advocate for having a code with solid and reliable functionality, others for a clean code, and why not, ...

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Git

Visual Studio Team Services from Console

5 minute read

Computer scientists are vague by nature, in fact, the computer was born with the purpose of sorting information and automate the tasks of sorting and process...

Migrating our projects from TFVC to Git

5 minute read

With the decline of code version control systems such as Team Foundation Version Control (TFVC) and the rise of others such as Git, we are facing a common an...

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ESPHome

Calibrate Sensors in ESPHome

6 minute read

Whether you have changed the firmware of a Wi-Fi device with an ESP8266/ESP32 type chip, or if you have created your own device with different sensors, you w...

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Debian

From Debian 10 to Debian 11

2 minute read

Debian 11 (bullseye) has been available for use on the stable channel for several months now. This release contains a total of 59,551 packages of which more ...

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Cordova

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IoT

Meet ESP8266 / NodeMCU, the WIFI module for IoT

5 minute read

Fortunately or unfortunately, the world of IOT is becoming a tangle of devices, services, software and operating systems. This doesn’t have to be bad, in fac...

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NodeMCU

Meet ESP8266 / NodeMCU, the WIFI module for IoT

5 minute read

Fortunately or unfortunately, the world of IOT is becoming a tangle of devices, services, software and operating systems. This doesn’t have to be bad, in fac...

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ESP8266

Meet ESP8266 / NodeMCU, the WIFI module for IoT

5 minute read

Fortunately or unfortunately, the world of IOT is becoming a tangle of devices, services, software and operating systems. This doesn’t have to be bad, in fac...

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Arduino

Meet ESP8266 / NodeMCU, the WIFI module for IoT

5 minute read

Fortunately or unfortunately, the world of IOT is becoming a tangle of devices, services, software and operating systems. This doesn’t have to be bad, in fac...

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Putty

Meet ESP8266 / NodeMCU, the WIFI module for IoT

5 minute read

Fortunately or unfortunately, the world of IOT is becoming a tangle of devices, services, software and operating systems. This doesn’t have to be bad, in fac...

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Constructor

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.NET

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Overload

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TFVC

Migrating our projects from TFVC to Git

5 minute read

With the decline of code version control systems such as Team Foundation Version Control (TFVC) and the rise of others such as Git, we are facing a common an...

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Console

Visual Studio Team Services from Console

5 minute read

Computer scientists are vague by nature, in fact, the computer was born with the purpose of sorting information and automate the tasks of sorting and process...

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Terminal

Visual Studio Team Services from Console

5 minute read

Computer scientists are vague by nature, in fact, the computer was born with the purpose of sorting information and automate the tasks of sorting and process...

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Shell

Visual Studio Team Services from Console

5 minute read

Computer scientists are vague by nature, in fact, the computer was born with the purpose of sorting information and automate the tasks of sorting and process...

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VSTS

Visual Studio Team Services from Console

5 minute read

Computer scientists are vague by nature, in fact, the computer was born with the purpose of sorting information and automate the tasks of sorting and process...

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Team Services

Visual Studio Team Services from Console

5 minute read

Computer scientists are vague by nature, in fact, the computer was born with the purpose of sorting information and automate the tasks of sorting and process...

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SQL

Tips to improve SQL Server Databases

3 minute read

A few days ago I learned a valuable lesson about what to do and not in databases. A few small tips that will help us to optimize our SQL Server databases and...

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Azure

Tips to improve SQL Server Databases

3 minute read

A few days ago I learned a valuable lesson about what to do and not in databases. A few small tips that will help us to optimize our SQL Server databases and...

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Databases

Tips to improve SQL Server Databases

3 minute read

A few days ago I learned a valuable lesson about what to do and not in databases. A few small tips that will help us to optimize our SQL Server databases and...

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Pull Request

The Good IT guy

3 minute read

You get to the office. Like every day, you turn on your computer, check the emails, the Pull Request on your team, and finally, what task you have to do toda...

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Instrospection

The Good IT guy

3 minute read

You get to the office. Like every day, you turn on your computer, check the emails, the Pull Request on your team, and finally, what task you have to do toda...

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Team

The Good IT guy

3 minute read

You get to the office. Like every day, you turn on your computer, check the emails, the Pull Request on your team, and finally, what task you have to do toda...

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Etics

The Good IT guy

3 minute read

You get to the office. Like every day, you turn on your computer, check the emails, the Pull Request on your team, and finally, what task you have to do toda...

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Domotic

Domotizing our house with Home Assistant

6 minute read

Let’s admit something, we humans are really lazy, but computer scientists are even more so. That’s why we try to automate as much as possible, sometimes too ...

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Home

Domotizing our house with Home Assistant

6 minute read

Let’s admit something, we humans are really lazy, but computer scientists are even more so. That’s why we try to automate as much as possible, sometimes too ...

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Assistant

Domotizing our house with Home Assistant

6 minute read

Let’s admit something, we humans are really lazy, but computer scientists are even more so. That’s why we try to automate as much as possible, sometimes too ...

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Hassio

Domotizing our house with Home Assistant

6 minute read

Let’s admit something, we humans are really lazy, but computer scientists are even more so. That’s why we try to automate as much as possible, sometimes too ...

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Hass.io

Domotizing our house with Home Assistant

6 minute read

Let’s admit something, we humans are really lazy, but computer scientists are even more so. That’s why we try to automate as much as possible, sometimes too ...

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GitHub

Custom secure domains with GitHub Pages

3 minute read

GitHub Pages is the possibility to create a static website from a repository offered by GitHub. This is useful when you have a personal page, a project with ...

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DevOps

Custom secure domains with GitHub Pages

3 minute read

GitHub Pages is the possibility to create a static website from a repository offered by GitHub. This is useful when you have a personal page, a project with ...

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Plug

Calibrate Sensors in ESPHome

6 minute read

Whether you have changed the firmware of a Wi-Fi device with an ESP8266/ESP32 type chip, or if you have created your own device with different sensors, you w...

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Smart

Calibrate Sensors in ESPHome

6 minute read

Whether you have changed the firmware of a Wi-Fi device with an ESP8266/ESP32 type chip, or if you have created your own device with different sensors, you w...

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Sensors

Calibrate Sensors in ESPHome

6 minute read

Whether you have changed the firmware of a Wi-Fi device with an ESP8266/ESP32 type chip, or if you have created your own device with different sensors, you w...

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Monitor

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Energy

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Measurement

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Pzem

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Duplicati

Backups towards Docker

8 minute read

Now that we handle Docker more or less adequately, and that we have instantiated a few services on our server with it, the system begins to fill up with data...

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Docker

Backups towards Docker

8 minute read

Now that we handle Docker more or less adequately, and that we have instantiated a few services on our server with it, the system begins to fill up with data...

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Containers

Backups towards Docker

8 minute read

Now that we handle Docker more or less adequately, and that we have instantiated a few services on our server with it, the system begins to fill up with data...

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Updates

From Debian 10 to Debian 11

2 minute read

Debian 11 (bullseye) has been available for use on the stable channel for several months now. This release contains a total of 59,551 packages of which more ...

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Samba

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SMB

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Windows

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Webmin

Webmin: Managing a server from the browser

2 minute read

I don’t know much about Unix systems. While I can type some commands and move around its directories, it’s not something I’m used to or like to deal with. Bu...

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Management

Webmin: Managing a server from the browser

2 minute read

I don’t know much about Unix systems. While I can type some commands and move around its directories, it’s not something I’m used to or like to deal with. Bu...

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Homelab

Integrating a UPS in our server

6 minute read

Our server is still an electronic device, and although we have protected your information by software through backup copies, it is appropriate to also protec...

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Sai

Integrating a UPS in our server

6 minute read

Our server is still an electronic device, and although we have protected your information by software through backup copies, it is appropriate to also protec...

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Ups

Integrating a UPS in our server

6 minute read

Our server is still an electronic device, and although we have protected your information by software through backup copies, it is appropriate to also protec...

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Usb

Integrating a UPS in our server

6 minute read

Our server is still an electronic device, and although we have protected your information by software through backup copies, it is appropriate to also protec...

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