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A call to women
When was the last time you paid a compliment, to a man ? I want you to think about it.
[…] You’re handsome, skilled, nice, smart, or just kind…
[…] Recently, I was holding …
The Aarhus 2021 Municipal Election
Last year, I took part in the local election process in Aarhus.
[…] Denmark has local elections (municipal and regional) every four years on the 3rd Tuesday of November. Yes, that day. You can …
A question of point of view
Recently, I saw a french blogger’s video who made my day.
[…] He tells about looking at the world with less biais, accepting others’ opinions or more simply, accept facts in a less …
France's business culture, a modern travel in Dante's Inferno ?
This text is a compilation of several dialogues and/or answers to debates concerning French companies. In a moment of great irritation, I decided to put it on my blog so that whenever I need it, I can …
Peertube on native OpenBSD
Can we setup PeerTube on naked OpenBSD ?
Without Nginx actually.
NB : this article has been updated to reflect developments. It is useful as an install method, but I do not recommend not using Nginx, …
In a polyglot's mind
Something I wanted to talk about for a long time.
[…] I speak three european languages. Yes they are relatively close and belong to the same cultural space. All I am going to say would be more …
Run a Node daemon Node (PeerTube) on OpenBSD
PeerTube is technically a node JS process that I have to launch in a very specific way. And I never managed to make it properly, like any other daemon with rcctl.
Until recently.
So I am now closer to …
Alternative to Let's Encrypt on OpenBSD
If you are using OpenBSD, you probably know of acme-client. It is a simple acme client (Thank you Captain Obvious) designed with OpenBSD guidelines, meaning separation of powers in the process and so …
Openbsd Munin Ipv6 Plugins
Inspired by this, I wrote two Munin plugins using OpenBSD Pf monitoring Ipv6/Ipv4 traffic ratio.
I am using it on my router and my Peertube instance.
You can have a look at the result here. This is …
Janteloven
Janteloven, “the law of Jante” is an important aspect of the Danish culture. It’s one of those things that have two sides. A two edged sword. And as a lot of weapons, it hurts both …