I’ve uploaded those pics from the model, as it seems that people likes it. The model is Lego 10242 Mini Cooper 🛒#ad and the pics are for the standard instructions build. Enjoy! (and if you do, you can Buy Me a Coffee ) ...

This is the pictures of the set that my colleague Raúl brought back from his trip to APAC. The set, includes a mechanism that makes the dancers to move up and down and the lantern hold by the pig to rotate. Model is 80102 Dragon Dance 🛒#ad Enjoy! (and if you do, you can Buy Me a Coffee ) ...

This is the pictures of the set that my colleague Raúl brought back from his trip to APAC, hope you enjoy it! There are lot of printed pieces that look very nice, even the faces have been suited for the region. Model is 80101 Chinese New’s Year Eve Dinner 🛒#ad. Enjoy! (and if you do, you can Buy Me a Coffee ) ...

I was using from time ago this extension for Gnome named Argos which allows to create useful data views using scripts written in whatever language of choice available, bash included. So far I had just a simple extension writing a UNICODE character, but with the suggestion of my colleague Javi Ramírez, I decided to use the motivational idea to write a simple script to calculate how much you’ve earned so far in the day and show that information at a glance on your menu bar. ...

After some time checking the scenarios at https://learn.openshift.com, I decided to give it a try. With the help of Mario Vázquez, author of Getting Started with Kubefed, I did create two scenarios: How to use Citellus on Citellus: Troubleshooting automation KubeVirt on a ‘browser-based’ approach for MiniKube setup for validating KubeVirt: Kubernetes with VM Virtualization (versus the regular containers). You can check how them can be created by looking at their code at: killercoda Scenarios or the ‘playable’ version at https://killercoda.com/iranzo/. ...