@doismiu

Bio

I’m Lenon, doismiu on most of the internet. Software architect and developer. I draw the boxes and the arrows, then I build the thing and find out the arrows were lying.

Born in Brazil, raised in Spain, living in Genoa. This blog exists to keep my English alive. Everything else is a side effect: software, retro computing, geopolitics, football, and the occasional home server that took a week longer than planned.

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"Previously On..." - September 2026 No, 2026 Still Isn’t the Year of Linux on the Desktop A Bug's Life: Exploration, Exploitation and One Very Annoying Ant Getting Assassin's Creed Unity to Run on Omarchy Quattro What Guarantees the Map Is Right? Getting Crimson Desert to Run on Omarchy Quattro, Part 2 Getting Crimson Desert to Run on Omarchy Quattro A Second Cup of Bubble Tea: My pCloud in the Terminal I Record Every Game I Play. So I Built Grifone. Getting Heroes of Might and Magic III Complete to Run on Omarchy Quattro Streaming is Broken: Ultimate Guide "Previously On..." - What I've watched so far I Am Learning Japanese. Here Is the Map (Month 0) How 'The Will of the Many' addresses privilege in a fantasy world. Hello again, my friend. The Concrete Ghosts of Italy '90 Drinking poison to remain useful: abortion in the Far West Programming Like It's 1982. Part VII – Project: Mini Piano How to make something stupid less stupid? The Agony of Making It: The Dark Side of Professional Football by Ana The Boys: Making the Absurd the Norm Is Absurd. Programming Like It's 1982. Part VI – In-Memory Hardware Daredevil Will Never Win. And That's Why It Works. Zena.food: I Used Machine Learning to Find Genoa's Hidden Restaurant Gems Programming Like It's 1982. Part V – Flow Control Programming Like It's 1982. Part IV – Instructions Programming Like It's 1982. Part III – Memory and Addresses Programming Like It's 1982. Part II – The Processor Programming Like It's 1982. Part I - The 80s, the Commodore 64, and Why It Matters The Reality of Favelas. No Solution? by Ana My rant about the languages I speak (and why Spanish is my favorite) Forget Programming. What is the Future of the Programmer? From Sunny Plazas to Air-Conditioned Aisles: Why Europeans Walk the Streets While Brazilians Live in Malls by Ana I Over-Engineered a Solution to My Steam Backlog. No Regrets. Borderless Bites: Is Italian Gastronomy Really All That? Toni Kroos is the greatest Real Madrid player of the 21st century. Why all this hate for schools? The case of the Famiglia nel Bosco The Only Correct Way to Return API Data Why we millennials don't understand all-inclusive hotels What is Overwatch 2 right now? An autopsy of a soulless Frankenstein Ultimately, is it about the oil or not? by Ana BASIC and the Architecture We Lost MMORPGs in 2026: A Tier List for Those Over 30 How Pain Created Torino's Identity Vince Gilligan and the Art of Slow Cooking in a Microwave World How Manchester United Proves Barcelona is the Greatest Club in the World (Even While Broke) Paradox Interactive's Tutorials: The Real Paradox Scotty: The Master of Expectation Management in the 23rd Century Confeugo: The Vertical Flame of Genoa The Bernabéu is an Airport: When Success Kills Identity Fiber: Performance Over "Idiomatic" Purity Streaming is Broken VI: The Complete Stack Contract First or Die Trying: The Only Sane Way to Design APIs Copy Nothing, Sell Nothing, Fire Nobody: The Jaguar Masterclass in Corporate Impunity Puppets or Partners? Europe is America's Biggest Subsidiary The Death of JSON in Backend: Why I migrated my entire stack to gRPC and Protobuf The Kobayashi Maru of Java: Global Exception Handling Grave of the Fireflies: The Second Death Are you a gamer? Reduce your pain of using (dualbooted) Windows Streaming is Broken V: Hardlinks and Permissions Streaming is Broken IV: The Fortress: VPN and Gluetun Streaming is Broken III: The Foundation (OS, Docker, and "Day One") Streaming is Broken II: Choosing Hardware Fixed Length Files With Spring Batch 6.0: The "Joy" of Legacy Data Streaming is Broken I: Why It's Time to Build Your Own Server Discovering Star Trek in 2025 Ikea and Democracy
A cubist painting that folds three cities into one landscape: Madrid's leaning towers and domes at the top, Curitiba's glass Botanical Garden and araucaria trees under rain in the middle, and Genoa's Lanterna lighthouse and harbor at the bottom.