2020 Reflections Below are some thoughts on this past year: Did not blog as much Did not record myself singing Became a Cloud Engineer 100DaysofCode was great to get started but tracking for purpose of tracking is never desired. Quitting on things is okay. Bands I listen to released a lot great songs. Build upon … Continue reading “2020 Review to 2021 Goals”
Author: cdnuzzo
GrapheneOS
Digital privacy and security matters a lot. If you already know that, then the following post is for you. If not, educate yourself – a good place to start is at my Privacy page or simply watching this video. If you are already familiar with custom ROMs for phones, then you know that they are … Continue reading “GrapheneOS”
100 Days of Code
2020-03-11 Update: I did not finish this but learned a lot about workflow along the way. It is okay to quit on some thing once you do not find value. I love to learn, but I become distracted by new things to learn. This 100DaysOfCode is for me stay motivated and focused on … Continue reading “100 Days of Code”
My Dream Job
Thinking about what your true dream job would be can really help you organize your thoughts, set learning goals, and process your emotions. It will take some time, but the activity is really worth it. Below are my key motivators and inspirations I took from actual jobs that exist on the Web. Motivators: – Computer … Continue reading “My Dream Job”
2019 Reviews to 2020 Goals
2019 in Review Accomplishments: went out West for LinuxFest Northwest met my lovely girlfriend promoted at my job established morning & evening routines updated this site with detailed About page developed an ECS deployment pipeline donated to No Agenda applied Stoicism and minimalism to my life all year understood the importance of digital privacy won … Continue reading “2019 Reviews to 2020 Goals”
30 Day (Tech) Challenges
Thirty day challenges have been around for a good while. I doubt just one person came up with them. I even did one last year for a 30 Day Social Media detox, which was amazing to do. I highly recommend. I went cold-turkey on my Facebook, Instagram, SnapChat and Twitter. I found that I had … Continue reading “30 Day (Tech) Challenges”
Future of a Computer Science Student
I was digging through some old documents on my main machine and came across a little extra credit submission I did while I was doing my C.S. degree. The question in class asked if a Top-Down or Bottom-Up approach is more productive in the C.S. education world. I thought I’d share: The approach we took … Continue reading “Future of a Computer Science Student”
My Linux Life Journey
Growing up I was always the go to in my family for computer related issues. From the time that I can remember, I always pointed out the obvious to my parents; and then a little later in life, I became the ultimate “Googler” from it’s very infancy. Today, I happily help my Grandma fix and … Continue reading “My Linux Life Journey”
Why Linux?
TL;DR: Because it is fun. Because it is innovative. Because it is open. Before we answer “Why Linux?”, we should look at what Linux is, where it came from, and what it is not. Linux is the kernel that makes up an operating system. A kernel is basically an ingredient that is included in the … Continue reading “Why Linux?”
Why start a blog?
I know, I should be making a vlog like all the cool kids; but I think this is a better medium for journaling my thoughts on the Web. Web Development and Linux are my two main computer oriented specialties and they really do go hand in hand as a lot of web servers run Linux, … Continue reading “Why start a blog?”