Creamy Asparagus soup and variations thereof
Lethally tasty asparagus soup:
Welcome to my personal site thingy! Itâs still in pretty early stages, but the idea is to gather a bunch of knowledge and blog posts and links to other useful stuff here, as well as act as a landing page for dragonhive/dergnz services, as well as some personal details and portfolio things.
Feel free to look around, and let me know if you find anything broken, hopefully youâll find the information gathered here useful.
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Lethally tasty asparagus soup:
I recently acquired a new HP Elitebook 835 G8, and it came with one of those Windows Hello infrared projector + sensors in the screen bezel that map your fac...
The Renault Twingo may not be the first car that comes to mind when you think about souped up engines and fun times, but rather surprisingly, Renault seems t...
This should hopefully grow with time.
Quiche is a great way to easily make a hearty pie that almost anyone will love.
You probably heard of one of these by now. Itâs a hard to avoid piece of jargon when you dabble even the tiniest amount in IT, and everyone seems to be reall...
SELinux. Many probably heard of it, some may have ârun into itâ and disabled it, but few actually seem to take the effort to properly set it up.
With the sale of Twitter, a lot of people have been looking for alternatives and backup options. Due to humanity finally seeming to have gotten sick of the p...
Random weird recipe I came across while experimenting in the kitchen with leftovers I had.
When you look at the documentation for the pg_update command, you quickly realize that thereâs a lot more to it than just an in-place upgrade, especially if ...
It happens quite often that a kernel module such as ZFS isnât quite up to speed with the latest Linux kernels, and a distro such as Fedora decides to go ahea...
Another simple and fast recipe that I like to make sometimes is Chicken, creamcheese and spinach.
last update: 14-10-2022
Setting up this website reminded me how happy I am with my current automation and web stack.
There are a lot of nifty tricks out there, so I started collecting them.
Finally, a website! No longer a 503 but something actually tangible, thanks to the wonders of Jekyll and the minimal-mistakes theme.