💡UPDATES • December 21, 2025 → I touched this way or another on the Kubernetes topic—first, it was the part of this series in the Contexts post where I wrote about kctx which I use almost daily; second, it was a dedicated post about Kubernetes specifically, discussing what I like and
Hi, I'm Filip 👋🏻
Infrastructure Engineer at Ghost, working remotely from Wroclaw. Into UNIX and Linux, anime and manga, and games I’m usually too casual to be good at. Skeptic, cat person, dad, husband. My opinions are my own, the rest I probably stole from the universe.
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The classic work I chose to immerse myself in this year. Initially I tried to read a translation in my mother tongue, but I died by a million cuts in the footnotes. I was advised to reach for Emily Wilson's modern English take, and off I went. The
This entire post on Christian’s blog is an absolute goldmine! While I knew most of them, I did learn a few tricks myself! That said, here's one where I find the example a bit lacking: pushd and popd: If cd - is a toggle switch, pushd is a
I've been meaning to put to the test the claim made by Manton in his piece Comparing Ghost and Micro.blog, quote: If you need a paid email newsletter, Ghost is a great choice. If you need a blog or podcast, there are limitations in Ghost that would
A few updates have occurred that I'd love to bring to your attention: * I touched on this on the Now page—since the end of July we have moved back to Poland. I wrote more about the reasons why on my Polish blog and I also live transmitted
💡UPDATES • December 21, 2025 → I stumbled upon a list by Scott Willsey and learned that there's a "App Defaults movement" 😉 Not too long ago, I posted my Uses page and I'm trying to keep it up to date. However, the categories here are well
💡UPDATES • December 21, 2025 → I touched this way or another on the Kubernetes topic—first, it was the part of this series in the Contexts post where I wrote about kctx which I use almost daily; second, it was a dedicated post about Kubernetes specifically, discussing what I like and
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