November 2025
DNS over HTTPS (DoH) server
453k hits
November 2025
DNS over HTTPS (DoH) server
453k hits
If you want to sharpen your sysadmin/devops skills, it’s like an Advent of Code but for system administrators
My Windows workstation (2015–2025)
✦ Olmo 3 from Ai2
A very interesting model for local LLM use, one to keep an eye on
I love this format on Arte, I recommend it
Le dessous des cartes
I took photos of dental burs for Directfraise, a B2B website specializing in the sale of dental burs. Equipment used: a Canon EOS 700D, f/10, 1/4 second, ISO 100. Fixed focal 100mm lens.
I created a promotional clip for a B2B website selling dental burs. I used Blender, rendered at 30 FPS for a 20-second duration. I worked with five Nvidia A10 GPUs on Lambda.ai’s cloud, using Blender’s CLI in a Bash terminal on Ubuntu.
Modern Privacy
DoH encrypts your domain lookups, while ECH encrypts your connection handshakes. Together, they close the two biggest metadata leaks in web browsing. ESNI was the first step toward handshake encryption, but ECH is the comprehensive modern solution that, when paired with DoH, provides robust protection against network-level surveillance.
An excellent film by David Lynch, featuring a superb performance by Rebekah Del Rio singing Llorando
Mulholland Drive (2001)
Jolis travaux d’une artiste française travaillant la céramique. La direction artistique me fait penser à Dune. Allez y jeter un œil
Vinted and Hostinger are two companies from Vilnius, Lithuania.
NVIDIA DGX Spark 1000 TFLOPS
RTX 5060 Ti 24 TFLOPS
Playstation 5 10 TFLOPS
Yann Le Cun - Apprentissage profond et au-delà : les nouveaux défis de l'IA
Yann explains how we moved from Convolutional Networks to Transformers (current LLMs), and finally toward learning in the physical world (physical models such as JEPA). This was during a talk in France at the École Polytechnique des Ponts et Chaussées.
Two years after the Parrot AR.Drone, I discovered a brand that was just starting out and had released its first consumer drone: the DJI Phantom V1. The jump from Parrot to DJI was impressive from a technical standpoint.
It was also in 2014 that I began my FPV journey with the FatShark brand, where I discovered helical antennas.
Just for fun, I once tried tracking a car driving at 30 km/h over several meters while filming in mid-air.
Funny times 🎪
Back in February 2013, I modified the Wi-Fi radio on the first-generation Parrot AR.Drone. Its original range was about 20 to 30 meters, and I managed to push it to 800 meters in line-of-sight conditions.
I also used a TP-Link router and a Nexus 7 tablet released in 2012, where I replaced the internal Wi-Fi antenna with a UFL connector in order to attach a 9 dBi TP-Link directional antenna. Later, I upgraded to a 19 dBi antenna from the Polish brand ITElite, and I was able to reach a range of 1,500 meters.
With a fairly active community in the United States, I also met Garrock, a radio-frequency engineer who kindly sent me his 2.4 GHz antenna prototype, designed specifically for the AR.Drone.