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Vasili Sviridov

Inkbird Sensors

I'm using a handful of Inkbird temperature/humidity sensors for my home automation, and I have to say that I'm quite disappointed with their battery life... They always drain the batteries in a matter of weeks... I still don't understand why, but they all

Podcast Episode 82: Carnivore Myths

We continue our conversation about Carnivore diet, going over some of the myths and pre-conceptions, regarding nutrient deficiency, bioavailability, need for dietary fiber, oxalates, gout, cholesterol, etc, etc, etc... Check it out.

Quick qBittorrent tip

💡These tips are meant specifically for qBittorrent, but your client may support them in some form as well. If you are sailing the high seas, I suggest you set up these two things to make your sailing a bit smoother: 1. IP Blocklist, to reduce the likelihood of receiving angry

Podcast Anniversary

Time flies when you're having fun... 137 Subscribers, 5,287 total views, and 291.5 view hours. Not particularly impressive, but still kinda neat. I'd have to figure out new ways for promoting this content if I hope to attract more people...

Podcast Episode 81: Carnivore Pt.1

This week's episode was very spontaneous. We were just joking around about strawberries not actually being berries, pizza being a vegetable, and ketchup being a sports drink, when it pivoted into a conversation about Carnivore diet. I've done it extensively a few years ago and then

Alouette Lake trip

Yesterday we took a little mid-week break from the hustle and bustle and went to hang out with our friends at the Alouette Lake in the Golden Ears provincial park. This place has no cell coverage, which allows to disconnect for a bit. Usually we go camping there for a

Quick check-in after a month of Carnivore

So, May 1st I decided to go back to a strict carnivore lifestyle, since I got pretty fat again. I weighed in at 94kg, which is a bit too much for me, and I've definitely relaxed my diet a lot. So, after a month of (mostly) eating strictly

Podcast Episode 80: AI will stunt your growth

In today's episode we continue chatting about AI. I think that using AI as a crutch is overall bad for developers' growth, same as if a healthy person would start using a crutch. While it can be used for learning, market forces would drive devs into the

Blog Migration to Ghost

I may have noticed, that the design of the blog has changed dramatically. It is because I've migrated to Ghost. It is a self-hosted blogging/monetization platform, like a self-hosted medium or a substack in a lot of ways. They offer (almost) all the same features in the

BSides Special: Live Interviews

Today I have a special podcast episode. Last Monday I attended the BSides Vancouver security Conference, as I have been doing for the past decade. This time there was a slight twist, as we were also filming some interviews. We had a chance to speak with a few very cool