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I think of sea. A peaceful summer morning before people crawl out of their beds. Sound of seagulls in the distance blending in with fade fog raising above the glass-like surface. Early rays of woken-up sun, reminding you it’s gonna be a hot day. I remember early mornings, lugging sand with my dad, on a […]
This very interesting looking bridge is one of the first things I photographed when we came to Ottawa. The light wasn’t very special at the moment but I really liked the symmetry. (It would also be cool if the word symmetry was symmetrical) Then we crossed it and ended up in Gatineau, Quebec. That’s why […]
Do you ever find yourself avoiding a task just because it seems too hard? Do you stop before you even start? What if I told you that the difficulty you perceive might not be real? The truth is, we all have a tendency to overestimate the difficulty of a task, especially when we’re feeling overwhelmed […]
This post answers the question “What camera do you use?“, plus much more. It’s an update to the old post with the same title since quite a lot changed since I wrote it (even since I updated it). As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. This means you’ll find links throughout this article […]
This article is a living document and I’ll update it with new commands and change and fix any of the existing ones as needed. Start CouchDB in a Docker container Start CouchDB version 2.3.1 in a Docker container with port 5984 open so it’s available on the host on the same port. Start CouchDB version […]
This is one of my favorite desserts from my Mom’s recipe notebook. The original recipe is a square shape but I like the pie shape so I transformed it to my liking 😉 My Mom used to eat it hot, straight from the oven! It is creamy and crispy at the same time and the […]
