Ever tried to compile something big on a slow PC like a Raspberry Pi? If you have, you know the struggle.

You’ve thought about cross-compiling, but it’s a chore.

DistCC is the answer – let powerful machines handle the heavy lifting while you stay productive on your Pi. No more hassle, just faster compilation times.

Well, I’ve finally done it. I can debug my Arduino inside NeoVim!It’s been some pain to get it working so here’s a simple guide on how to set it up!

Finally a Obsidian alternative that is FOSS and really polished. It has it’s problems but once you’ll learn it, you’ll have basically the best note SW in the FOSS world with quite a lot of power hidden under it’s polished UI.

I have some exciting news to share: https://stfka.eu, now has an RSS feed! This means that you can easily stay up-to-date with all the latest posts and updates by subscribing to our RSS feed using a feed reader app or service. Nice! But… what is RSS, you may ask? It stands for “Really Simple Syndication” and it’s a way for websites to share their content with readers in a standardized format.

Bitwarden is an awesome password manager that lets you store all your login credentials, credit/debit cards, secure notes and other sensitive information in one place, encrypted. It’s super convenient, because you can access it from any device with an app or the web-based interface. Plus, it has all these cool features like password generation and two-factor authentication. I’ve been jumping password managers for a while now, from the Firefox built in password manager (don’t do that, please…), to Nextcloud Passwords app, which works well, but I have some things that I don’t like, to Bitwarden.