Git Worktree is a command added in Git 2.5, back in July 2015, more than 10 years ago, and allows users to have multiple Worktrees (copies) of a single git repository located in different directori...

In 2024, I wrote a blog post about How to turn your macOS into a Linux-like Desktop in The Miners Blog. A little more than one year later, my macOS interface and usability remain the same – using ...

I’ve come from a generation that used to print their resumes to be delivered personally to a company’s office. Of course, that was before the COVID-19 Pandemic, when most of us, developers, used to...

With the release of Neovim 0.11 in March 2025, it now includes full LSP support, requiring only that: A Language Server is available on the host The respective LSP client is enabled (and opti...

This morning I saw several posts in social media talking about Apple Container, released 2 days ago, a new tool from Apple to run Linux containers (e.g. Docker) in lightweight VMs, working as an al...

Vim Buffers, Windows and Tabs — an overview I have been using Vim since I started using Linux, many years ago, but it was just recently that I decided to use it as my main text editor. There are a ...

Vim (vim.org) is a powerful terminal text editor very popular among Linux and Mac users, especially among developers, due to its potential to increase productivity. It is actually so popular that i...

There are a lot of password managers available in the market, most of them including free basic plans, and they really help to keep track of dozens of passwords we use in several services day by da...

Para quem gosta de podcasts e (ainda) se interessa por esclarecimentos políticos trago sugestões de alguns excelentes programas para ouvir. Notem que estes podcasts são todos isentos de alinhamento...

I’ve been using GNU/Linux as a main operating system since 2005 and tried a couple of different distributions. Debian was my choice for a long time, eventually, I moved to Ubuntu, then Linux Mint —...