This is my personal blog: a place to document what I build and what I am learning.
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Finally the day has come: Linux Day 2020! I could imagine a lot of people who gathers and…haha, nice joke!
This time, Linux Day 2020 has been strange: first of all because it wasn’t attended in presence but online, and every talk has been recorded.
On one hand this thing is so useful: to have something recorded is always a good idea, especially when we talk about small projects where, very often, the documentation about that project doesn’t exist or it is poor.
[Read More]It’s been a while since I have written here, the reasons because I haven’t been here are two:
Retrogaming took me a lot of my time because there were some classic games that I needed to play.
Each of us at some point in our lives has got a console, handheld or not, who got the Game Boy, who got the Nintendo 64, or PSP, or Xbox…whatever. But you had fun!
[Read More]If the code seems to be finished, then smile: you have not even started it
— Me1
Finally, after many years I can participate in an important competition promoted by important associations and companies.
I wished for years to participate in the Global Game Jam, at least two years, finally I participated in an important competition.
This time the event was organized by Codemotion Team and Tim FIY: official event link.
[Read More]30th March 2019.
An important date to me: the first event where I was physically present in Mozilla Italia Community!
I took part at Terni Maker Festival, an innovation and technology festival, as a speaker with Simone, on Mozilla IoT.
After a long (not really) trip in a Trenitalia vagon (Trenitalia is an Italian railway company) with some random British English people I never met before but they made me laugh, the day started with me receiving the official Firefox T-Shirt.
[Read More]Today I wanna talk about Google Hash Code 2019, my first experience in a code challenge organized by…Google!
Cool huh? Why I suddenly joined?
This all started from a great person, Aldo, who has sent in a Whatsapp group a link to this year hash code some days before the event.
I was amazed…I clicked the link: I never heard about Hash Code and this thing got me excited especially because it was organized by Google.
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