According to Wikipedia,
A hacker is one who enjoys the intellectual challenge of creatively overcoming and circumventing limitations of programming systems and who tries to extend their capabilities.
Pages tagged as Hacking contain knowledge resulting from software exploration, lunch breaks and hacking sessions. Here I'm also putting some war stories.
| Date | Title |
| 2015-12-27 | I'd better sleep |
| 2015-12-29 | Thinkpad Do It Yourself |
| 2016-4-30 | PFT 1.0.1 |
| 2016-6-19 | Packager weekend |
| 2016-7-8 | Raspberry Setup |
| 2017-3-9 | String move, insights |
| 2017-3-14 | she-bang max length |
| 2017-3-16 | Handy help-me pattern |
| 2017-3-28 | Wonders of xargs |
| 2017-8-14 | Signalfd, signals can be done right |
| 2018-1-26 | Back to Dynamic Libraries |
| 2018-3-1 | Centos7, kickstarter, virst-install |
| 2018-6-24 | Hack of a Weekend |
| 2018-8-28 | Modern manpages |
| 2018-8-29 | Manpages in GNU Autotools |
| 2018-10-27 | Learned from FreeBSD |
| 2018-12-15 | A slow, fake interface |
| 2019-11-9 | Mutt, calendars and such |
| 2020-3-24 | Random notes on a hacky evening |
| 2020-3-30 | Raspberry/FreeBSD server to expose |
| 2020-4-5 | Firewall and Lighttpd |
| 2021-3-17 | Time for a router upgrade |