My road to IRONMAN 70.3
This is a story of a big life change.
denis@rdner.de:~ % whoami
Denis Rechkunov
I’m a principal software engineer based in Germany with more than a decade of experience, ranging from binary protocols and communication with devices to high-scale front-end apps and back-end services. Although I worked on user interfaces in the past, I found my passion in building complex distributed systems.
When I’m not an engineer I 🏊♂️🚴♂️🏃♂️, 🏍, 🎸, 📷
You can reach me via denis@rdner.de and find my most recent CV here.
See the full list of my projects on GitHub
This is a story of a big life change.
Recently quite a few people asked me "Why are you running?", sometimes even followed by something like "it's stupid" or whatever to hint me that I should not. I hope to be able to just send a link to this article next time.
This is another write up of my recent talk where I share some information about the modern era of data collection and how you can keep your privacy at least partially.
This year comes to its end and it's time to summarize. The best thing that happened to me this year was the motorbike trip in Spain, I'd like to share what was so amazing about it. Videos included.
I'm very paranoid when it comes to my data. For me, the only backup solution that I could possibly use, must be simple and must have client-side AES256 encryption with the passphrase that only I would know.
This is another write up of my recent talk where I share what tools and techniques I use to protect myself from being hacked.
This is a write up of my recent (if can call October 2018 recent) talk that I gave for my colleagues. It's about typical attack vectors used against web-apps and how to decrease the attack surface of the apps.
When it gets dark and wet in winter here in Berlin one of the ways to escape this is going to Spain that is always warm and sunny. This time my wife and I decided to go for a motorbike trip on Lanzarote island.
Heavy track inspired by the cyber-punk esthetics.
In my previous post I promised to write about the .strandberg* guitar I had ordered because it definitely deserved a separate post. Well, here we go! I’m going to share all my thoughts on .strandberg* Boden OS7, all the up/down sides I found and how I fixed what I didn’t like and eventually got a perfect guitar for myself.