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title: Avulsos by Penz
home: "http://www.lpenz.org"
tab: home
whatsnew:
- date: 2010-04-11
news: >
My notes on how to debianize a git repository now available online in the [Debianization with git-buildpackage $home$/articles/debgit/index.html] article
- date: 2010-08-15
news: >
The
[Hard drive occupation prediction with R $home$/articles/df0pred-1/index.html]
article shows how to predict future free partition occupation by using
a simple linear regression.
- date: 2011-01-22
news: >
The second article on the "HD occupation" series,
[Hard drive occupation prediction with R - Part 2 $home$/articles/df0pred-2/index.html],
shows us where the linear regression breaks (hint: real life), and uses
Monte Carlo simulations to build a more robust method.
- date: 2011-02-02
news: >
The [Haskell eDSL Tutorial - Shared expenses $home$/articles/hedsl-sharedexpenses/index.html]
explores the concept of domain-specific-language in Haskell by tackling
a practical problem: sharing trip expenses.
- date: 2011-02-16
news: >
[After the Deadline http://www.afterthedeadline.com/] is a English
language checker used by [Wordpress.com https://wordpress.com/] among
others. I have built a command-line client for it: the
[atdtool https://github.com/lpenz/atdtool].
- date: 2011-06-23
news: >
The last article in the "HD occupation series",
[Hard drive occupation prediction with R - Part 3 $home$/articles/df0pred-3/index.html],
explores how we can use historical data and Monte Carlo simulations to
predict the range of possible values for HD occupation at any point in
the future.
- date: 2011-11-15
news: >
[Google sheets http://www.google.com/sheets/about/] is a great tool for
collaboration. It's a spreadsheet where a team can simultaneously edit
cells online, in a clear and consistent fashion. To ease the use of the
product of this collaboration in other contexts, you can now use
[google-spreadsheet-csv https://github.com/lpenz/google-spreadsheet-csv]
to download and upload the CSV version of a sheet.
- date: 2012-10-21
news: >
I always use //watch// to monitor the output of Unix processes and wait
for events. I sometimes wonder about the history of outputs. Enters
[watchng https://github.com/lpenz/watchng], a python script that shows
the output of a process along with the date-time, but only when this
output changes between two consecutive runs.
- date: 2013-03-17
news: >
I have built a new GPG key, and re-signed all my debian packages with it.
- date: 2013-12-09
news: >
The [Probabilistic bug hunting $home$/articles/bugprobhunt/index.html]
article shows us how to deal with software (or hardware, for that
matter) bugs that do not have a deterministic behaviour.
- date: 2015-10-04
news: >
The [Create a Debian bootable live USB $home$/articles/liveusb/index.html]
article shows my notes on how to create a rescue USB stick, or portable
environment.
- date: 2016-07-24
news: >
The new subdomain http://cv.lpenz.org/ now has my Curriculum Vitae,
rendered from http://github.com/lpenz/cv with continuous deployment.
- date: 2018-04-05
news: >
``git-buildpackage`` commands changed, so the article [Debianization with git-buildpackage $home$/articles/debgit/index.html] had to be fixed and updated.
- date: 2018-05-16
news: >
The Debian repository was removed from this domain, as I now
keep all my packages
in [packagecloud https://packagecloud.io/lpenz/lpenz]. I have
also removed my GPG public key, as that was used only for
Debian package signing, and I have lost the private key :)
- date: 2019-01-08
news: >
Wrote down some notes on
[Provisioning a Raspberry Pi using ansible $home$/articles/ansiblerpi/index.html].
I'm currently using a hybrid Raspbian-Debian installation (Raspbianbian?)
- date: 2019-06-25
news: >
Updated the
[Debian live USB $home$/articles/liveusb/index.html] article with Debian
Stretch kernel version numbers, and with instructions on how to test
with qemu.
- date: 2019-07-07
news: >
I've written down some notes on how one can go about
[Creating a static nix channel $home$/articles/nixchannel/index.html] that
can be deployed with [travis-ci https://travis-ci.com] to
[github pages https://pages.github.com/]. I've created one for
myself [here https://github.com/lpenz/nixpkgs-lpenz].
- date: 2020-03-22
news: >
While looking up (once again) how to use LUKS, I figured I had some
notes laying around. Finished them up in
[Creating an encrypted directory-in-a-file $home$/articles/luksfile/index.html].
- date: 2021-06-07
news: >
[Creating a pmount-compatible encrypted USB drive $home$/articles/cryptusb/index.html]
has notes specific on how to use LUKS to encrypt removable media.
- date: 2021-07-11
news: >
I've been standardizing my github repositories and found some
common patterns, now documented in
[github project structure best practices $home$/articles/github-project-struct/index.html].
This is probably the one article that I'll be constantly
updating as things change.
- date: 2022-05-22
news: >
While looking at how to set up //verified// commits in
[github https://github.com], I ended up with a scheme using a
vaulted private master key and multiple private subkeys, with
notations documenting their usage. I've written down some
notes in
[Using GPG and signing git commits $home$/articles/gpg/index.html].
- date: 2023-06-18
news: >
[Debian Bookworm https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Debian_version_history]
was just released. Time to update the environment (Dockerfile) that builds this website.
- date: 2023-07-30
news: >
New article: [Rust snippets $home$/articles/rust-snippets/index.html].