An Introduction to Quantum Computation

As said in the last post (Are Quantum Technologies the future?), the quantum technologies has got a lot of attention from the media in the last decade. There are several useful applications for quantum technologies, like sensing, measurements, simulations, etc. But there’s also an application for computation. The basic idea

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Computer Networks: IPv4 vs IPv6

Recently I’ve been studying for a public tender that will be happening in my region, and one of the main topics is something that have been discussed in the computer networks for about 2 or 3 decades: The IPv4 and IPv6 addressing transition. This post has been on draft for

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Computer Networks: the new basic

This is one of my easiest topic to talk about, base of my graduation, specialization and MSc course. Of course, since it’s the first post of the topic, I won’t be getting straight to advance topics, but I’ll give the first foundamental principles for anyone interested in learning about this

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Low-cost NAS: TrueNAS solution

This topic is related to an implementation I did at my job some time ago (around 1 year and a half). The context of a campus from IFSP isn’t of a huge company with TBs of data and backups to be managed, but some more simple demands in a local-context

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How did I get here? Part 1

This post is supposed to be a quick introduction to anyone wanting to know more about my technical background and personal path that led me to this point in time. I’ll be focusing a little more on my technical graduation and the things through my life that took me to

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Learning-in-progress: The Yocto Project

This is supposed to be my first L.I.P. (Learning in progress) post about something I’m currenctly studying or learning, so I don’t have enough mastery yet to teach about this subject, but I’m trying to write them down to get more familiar with what I’m reading/watching and make a better

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Virtualization: containerizing applications

Back in the beginning, we couldn’t imagine computers being different from building-sized machines able to perform complex ballistic calculations for military use. But since then computers have developed a lot, and now it’s like we have several of those complex machines inside one machine that can fit inside our hand.

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Shell scripting basics

I decided to start writing my first “technical” post on this site with something I’ve been dealing a lot recently, as I thought it would be easier to write about. Since I first learned Shell scripting in my graduation, I’ve been using it a lot on my job and other

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