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I love scripting.  I mean, back in the 90s, after my brother taught me HTML 4, I took my knowledge further and started to program in PHP, but since leaving the field to become a Linux Systems Admin, my coding skills started to favor Python.  But I rarely ever publish scripts of my own, and the reason for that is maintenance.

Now there are some times, depending on the complexity of your script, that you can get away without updating it for several years.  I mean my original backup script was in use for over 5 years and didn’t need modifying, and even when I did modify it, it wasn’t because it had broken, but because I wanted to reorganize how the files were saved offsite. …

In 2021 I shared my backup script that I was using to back up my web server.  At the time I was using VestaCP, man a lot has changed since then.  For one, I switched over to HestiaCP which was a great decision, but this post isn’t about that.  The old script was a quick little script I punched out that had some flaws in the organization of the files.

The original idea was to back up everything daily, which is still the idea.  You see, HestiaCP, like VestaCP, only keeps a limited amount of backups based on the package you assigned the account. …

First and foremost, Happy New Year 2024.

I am writing this very late on January 1st, 2024, so it will probably be posted on January 2nd by the time I finish writing it.

As many of my readers know, on January 1st, 2012, I switched provinces.  I moved from Ontario (at the time Cornwall, Ontario) to Montreal Island (Dorval, Quebec), however after 4352 Days on the Island (11 Years, 11 Months, as I moved December 1st, 2023) I have returned home.  I had some amazing experiences in Montreal (and surrounding areas), made a lot of new friends, and landed one of the best jobs I have ever had, but it was time to leave, and I regret noting.…

Come January 1st, 2022, just 3 months away, I will be celebrating my 10th year here on the Island.  I cannot believe how fast time has flown.  To think I moved here the first of the year 2012 due to a job opportunity at a, then, friend’s UPS Store.  I moved my way since them, working at the Atwater Library and Computer Centre as the Computer Centre Manager, then on to Netelligent where I worked as a L1 Linux Server Admin.  Then moved on to my current job at Ubisoft as a Level 1 Linux Systems Administrator (Now Level 2).  And for the past four and half years I have grown so much professionally. …

It has been a long time since I have made a personal post on here, but after finally finishing a task that has taken me 2 years (Thanks Covid19), I figured I would make a post about my adventure.

The featured image should give it away… Maybe not… if you are not from Quebec, you might mistake this for a regular censored photo of a Drivers License, you would be partially correct.  So for those from my home province, and others outside of La Belle Province, I will explain this little gem, and the journey I took to get it which started in early 2019.…

It’s been a reoccurring theme in my head for years.  The Internet, Humanity’s greatest feat, and greatest downfall.  It brought the world together while simultaneously pushing us all apart.  With the rise of Facebook and other social media platforms in the early part of the 21st century (2000-2010) it seemed to be a dream, getting reconnected with long lost friends from yester-year.  But in all essence, Facebook is just that, a dream, a façade.  What you see on Facebook, isn’t real, its the cherry picked moments of everyone’s lives, you don’t see the truth, the “behind the scenes” of what really goes on in a person’s life. …