Just received a mail sent from a plane with some good news: I’m Cisco Champion (again )!
Last year I bought an Huawei Matebook D to use at home for light workload like surfing the web (is this term still in use?) and take notes for my blog.
The Matebook replaced my tablet, I preferred an actual laptop over a tablet with a keyboard.
After a year of use I finally decided to install Linux on the laptop. Here I share my experience.
I’ll keep updating this post with new findings.
My blog has been selected again as a finalist in the Most Inspirational category of the 2019 IT Blog Awards , hosted by Cisco.
A discussion about the Myths of the Open Office
Open offices can be harsh environments, you never know what dangers are hidden behind you until the interruption arrives.
Writing code today often means interacting with API of many products. For me it means the possibility to integrate existing tools or create new functions.
Sometimes it is just a matter to create a small utility.
A few weeks ago Krypt.co appeared in my Twitter timeline so I decided to try it. Here’s the result.
During Cisco Live this year I had a chance to stop by IP Fabric booth and exchange a quick chat about their product and the problem they’re trying to solve.
String manipulation is a skill that is useful almost on daily basis for most IT professionals.
Curl and Meraki API
On May 10th I had a chance to attend again ITNOG in Bologna.
AKIPS network monitoring.
Another Cisco Live went with all its usual new product announcements and marketing drives for the next big thing.