"Tortilla Flat", by John Steinbeck, is basically a West-coast 1920's "It's always sunny in Philadelphia".

I don't know why, but somehow, an incorrect version of a package got installed. Here's the story of how I fixed it using all the tricks in the book to get unstuck. Alternate title: "how messing up your system so many times over the years helps you fixing it... eventually".

After two years of almost daily use, I'm ready to give my opinion on my Frameowk laptop. I'll tell the reason for this choice, the (small) problems I've encountered and the advantages (considerable) I'm taking out of it.

A good friend recently lent me a pair of single-player board games. I give my opinion on one of them, "Charlemagne, Master of Europe", as well as a short strategy guide for anyone looking to prevail in this fun and difficult game.

I decided to subscribe to Youtube Premium this week. I told myself it would be coherent to pay for a platform that I use so often. It goes with a reflexion I've had for some time: the question of how to pay for content creation on the web.

I've worked on this website, or at least its various iterations, for nearly 10 years. This time, taking advantage of a rare and short period of free time, I decided to get over my natural relfex and deploy.