Nun­ca pu­de vol­ver a sa­car una fo­to así.

Hoy me en­contré una cá­ma­ra, y me dí cuen­ta: es la cá­ma­ra que lle­va­mo a Es­tam­bu­l, se nos ca­yó al pi­so y nun­ca más fun­cio­nó, y que no veía des­de que vol­vi­mo­s! Y tie­ne la tar­je­ta de me­mo­ria pues­ta!

Así que acá es­tán las fo­tos (sin fil­tra­r), pa­ra la fa­mi­lia y ami­go­s.

Fin­ished read­ing Cloud At­las, gave it 5 start­s. Here's a quick re­view:

I am not go­ing to ex­plain this book. It's enough, I think, to say I loved it, and that it's strange, and that it's a bit of a mis­tery.

Imag­in­ing a uni­verse in which all the con­tents of the book could be re­al at the same time in a way that would al­low all the pieces to be writ­ten as they are and yet, be, some­how, not the nov­el they are, but a found ar­ti­fac­t, is both de­press­ing and el­lu­sive.

At the end, I felt some­thing I can on­ly de­scribe as ret­ro­spec­tive hope, the feel­ing that things were sup­posed to end up bet­ter, but that even as ter­ri­bly as they did end, were it not by that ear­li­er hope, they would have been more grim.

The con­trol the au­thor has over his own style is im­pres­sive. This book feels writ­ten by half a dozen com­plete­ly dif­fer­ent writ­er­s.

Some quotes (which may on­ly make sense once you read the book):

"The sun was deaf­'n­in' so high up, yay, it roared an' time streamed from it."

"In the first set, each so­lo is in­ter­rupt­ed by its suc­ces­sor: in the sec­ond, each in­ter­rup­tion is re­con­tin­ued, in or­der. Rev­o­lu­tion­ary or gim­mick­y? Shan't know un­til it's fin­ished, and by then it'll be too late"

"What would­n't I give now for a nev­er-chang­ing map of the ev­er-­con­stant in­ef­fa­ble? To posess, as it were, an at­las of cloud­s."

I have just up­load­ed re­lease 4 of Niko­la my stat­ic blog/site gen­er­a­tor. Here are some of the changes in this ver­sion:

¿Cuál es el ser­vi­cio de Clou­dFla­re? To­man tu DNS y po­nen un pro­xy in­ver­so en­tre tu si­tio y los clien­tes. Ese pro­xy in­ver­so en­ton­ces usa una CDN pa­ra ser­vir tu pá­gi­na des­de al­gún ser­ver en una ubi­ca­ción con­ve­nien­te, y pue­de rees­cri­bir el HT­M­L/­CSS/­JS de ma­ne­ras que lo ha­gan más rá­pi­do/ se­gu­ro­/­me­jo­r.

Así mis­mo se su­po­ne que pro­te­ge mi si­tio de dis­tin­tos ti­pos de ata­que (el úni­co que po­dría afec­tar­me es un DOS pe­ro gra­cias igual ;-)

Así mis­mo, ofre­cen una pla­ta­for­ma pa­ra que apps me pue­dan pro­veer ser­vi­cios co­mo de­tec­ción de in­tru­so­s, ana­lí­ti­cos y otro­s, que es una muy bue­na idea.

Así que me creé una cuen­ta en clou­dfla­re.­com y la con­fi­gu­rá pa­ra que //­ral­si­na.­me (que es es­te mis­mo si­tio ex­cep­to que no cuen­ta bien los co­men­ta­rio­s) sea ser­vi­do via Clu­dFla­re, y ral­si­na.­me se sir­va di­rec­to.

Con­clu­sio­nes has­ta aho­ra:

• El se­­tup es muy fá­­ci­­l.

• Fun­­cio­­­na, aún los fea­­tu­­res ex­­pe­­ri­­men­­ta­­le­s.

• Pa­­re­­ce ser li­­ge­­ra­­men­­te más rá­­pi­­do, lo que no es una so­r­­pre­s­a, ya que el mi­­ni se­r­­ver que tie­­ne es­­te si­­tio tie­­ne bue­­­na co­­­ne­c­­ti­­vi­­dad y mu­­chos re­­cu­r­­sos li­­bres.

• Ha­­ce un buen tra­­ba­­jo de op­­ti­­mi­­zar au­­to­­­má­­ti­­ca­­men­­te co­­sas de ma­­ne­­ras ge­­ne­­ra­l­­men­­te ace­p­­ta­­das co­­­mo co­­­rre­c­­tas (en otras pa­­la­­bra­s, mis nú­­me­­ros de Pi­n­­g­­dom y YS­­low me­­jo­­­ra­­ro­­n)

Así que no due­le, ca­paz que sir­ve. Creo que voy a mo­ver to­dos los si­tios es­ta no­che.