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2012
Columnas y artículos publicados en 2012

Peñafiel: Encoding fail
I’m sorry, this would not make any sense if I translate it to English. It might not be well understandable in locales other than es_MX. But anyway — It shows most clients have a clear use case for Tehuacán Peñafiel.

More Mexican spelling jewels
Lets go eat some T.Bon (T-bone) and Ribay (rib eye)!

Mexico City Metro project
Some days ago, reading my local Couchsurfing groups, I stumbled across an announcement by Australian Peter Davies to go to each of the 148 stations in the Mexico City Metro system, take some photos of the environment, and document on his impressions. I have followed and enjoyed the Mexico City Metro blog since I learnt of it, and have grown used to looking forward to the daily post-or-two. Peter writes each of his entries both in English and Spanish (you can tell it’s not a native Spanish, but it’s a good effort). He has been doing the stations in a...

Linear array of cats
After the strong and unexpected cold and wet weather that has lasted around two weeks, my cats decided on the best startegy to maximize the sun reception on the first sunny afternoon

Monitoreo de PostgreSQL con Munin
Attachments PDF file published in the journal (391 KB)

El conocimiento a través del tiempo
Attachments Radio program (13294 KB)

BugCon friends, are you trying to scare away 50%+ of the target audience?
You are scaring away much more than that. I just came across an invitation for BugCon 2012. BugCon is a Mexican conference devoted to computer security — I cannot comment on its level or value because, although it’s a topic that has long interested me, I must recognize each day I feel less of an expert, nowadays finding myself at the level of a “sysadmin who tries not to be too dumb for his own job security”. Oh, and also because it would be completely off-topic for this post. If you look at Vendetta’s (the main organizer) blog post, it...

Producir y reproducir el conocimiento
Las culturas del denominado mundo occidental han transitado por grandes etapas claramente diferenciadas — Si bien no hay un criterio único, en líneas generales podríamos hablar de cinco: Prehistoria, antigüedad, edad media, edad moderna y era contemporánea. Uno de los principales factores de quiebre que marca el salto de una a otra es la forma que tiene la humanidad de difundir el conocimiento — Historia, cultura, nuevas ideas. Y hoy estamos sin duda alguna a las puertas de un nuevo cambio, que con toda seguridad replanteará el mismo funcionamiento de la sociedad. La antigüedad, primer etapa de la civilización inicia...

Happy Public Domain day, even for the inhabitants of the longest-copyright-term country
Every year, on January 1st, new material ceases to be protected by copyright and enters the public domain. This means, every year, more knowledge, literature, paintings, music, movies and a long etcetera becomes collective property, instead of being artificially held by the current holders of their rights. As this image shows (source: http://publicdomainday.org/node/39 ), I have the honor(?) to live in the country with the longest copyright protection term in the world. Copyright in Mexico does not only last for 100 years — It lasts for the natural life of the author plus 100 years. This means that the popular...


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