"It's so much easier to see the world in black and white. Gray? I don't know what to do with gray..." - Garrus Vakarian

Summary

With almost sixteen years in software, my career is a blend of passion and expertise. Since beginning in the early 2000s, I’ve worked across a variety of platforms, tech stacks, and disciplines, spending the past decade dedicated to building dynamic web experiences with a focus on front-end technologies.

My approach to technology is fueled by curiosity, a forward-looking perspective, and a dedication to constant improvement. These qualities empower me to tackle challenges both within and beyond my primary expertise. I’m also deeply committed to mentoring and sharing knowledge, aiming to inspire both my team and the broader professional community.

Being a Technology Enthusiast

For me, working with computers is more than just a job—it’s a genuine passion that extends beyond the office. My interest spans both software and hardware, leading me to regularly contribute to open-source projects and participate in online developer communities. I love experimenting with all kinds of machines, not just computers, enjoying the exploration and tinkering process.

Hobbies & Personal Life

Guided by a scientific and methodical approach, I bring a sense of order and sincerity to every aspect of my life. Outside of work, I enjoy optimizing workflows, tinkering with gadgets, and relaxing with role-playing and strategy video games. I also have a unique fascination for cars, particularly the art of driving manual. Through this mix of technical skills, organization, and diverse interests, I find fulfillment in both my personal and professional life.

My Recent Activity at @myTerminal@fosstodon.org

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So the problem was never the change!

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TIL there are people who use the start page in !

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Why is it so hard? 🤓

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@tusharhero I tried both: ssh and socat, and have settled with the latter for now.

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After almost three decades, I realize how was ahead of its time back in the 90s.

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is the answer, every single time!

A meme about how every time I look for a tool or interface to be able to do something on my computer, Emacs is the answer.
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Speaking of which, is there a way to configure to point to a remote service? I haven't been able to find something in the official docs.

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UPDATE: github.com/myTerminal/dotfiles seems to be working great for now as an on-demand proxy.

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Sharing sessions through was a great idea after all. This, coupled with my cheap-ish on-demand server that I can connect to from my devices should be a decent jump in my productivity.

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And then I learned the skill of dropping items that I "do not" need to do. I think I can get used to this!

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So now finally has tab groups, something I've been wishing for since forever!

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I was also interested to see would combine container tabs that they always had, with something similar to what has had for a while.

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I hope this doesn't end up appearing too colorful, with the top color denoting the tab container, and the bottom one for the group.

A screenshot showing tab groups holding tabs belonging to different containers in Firefox
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From the user's perspective, it feels like a straight rip-off from , though I can already see a couple of missing features like being able to see tab groups on the bookmarks toolbar, and sync it across devices.

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TIL about :
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