Use atuin and browse your shell history
No matter which shell you use on Linux, macOS or even Windows, with atuin.sh you will never again get lost in the endless universe of […]
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SearXNG, an alternative to Google
Google's results have been getting worse every day lately, especially for searches in English. Since my hobby is selfhosting , I looked for an alternative […]
Removing an APT from a WordPress Blog
In a recent article I talked about the dangers of using nulled plugins ( https://blog.cardoso.work/en/wordpress-and-the-danger-of-nulled-plugins-and-themes/ ), because they can come with backdoors that let a […]
Into the Night: Reflections of an Insomnia Traveler
In the deep silence of the night, where the world seems to hold its breath and shadows dance on the walls at the whim of […]
WordPress and the danger of nulled plugins and themes
Nobody told me about it, I saw it myself: a WordPress installation infested by an APT ( https://www.kaspersky.com/resource-center/definitions/advanced-persistent-threats ) that lives up to its name. […]
The sword of Damocles, or when AI has to avoid being “woke” and “not inclusive” at the same time
This post is a reflection on the Poder360 article Google AI images are part of “woke” culture, says “NY Post” (in Portuguese); I recommend reading […]
My backup routine with restic
restic is a backup utility that ensures data integrity, and its main feature is the ability to keep data encrypted in a repository structured much […]
Croc and Magic-Wormhole
These two utilities are cousins, one was inspired by the other, and they are simply the two most useful little things I have found lately, […]
The only institution that worked in Brazil is gone
With the end of legendas.tv, its replacements don't come anywhere near the subtitle quality I was used to for more than a decade. Now every […]
Around the hole, everything is edge
A talk of pure intelligence by the brilliant Ariano Suassuna