Travel, Food & Development

When you think about Asian foods of course you might be thinking about those famous dishes that have made it into the western society like Sushi, Nasi or Bami.

Did you know that the std::istream model is pretty cool? In a few lines of code you can create your own streambuf implementation that drives the istream model.

Exploring life as an digital nomad is probably a dream of most. I never quite imagined myself become one of them, but life is an strange turn of events. In the upcoming months I'll be traveling to parts of South East Asia.

Recently I found myself to test out an Trezor. For people not aware this is a hardware wallet for cryptocurrencies (such as Bitcoin). It was very happy with my new toy, however during the installation I noticed an rather opaque security flaw in the design.

The best thing about visiting a new city is experiencing the thrill of adventure. From delicious food to rich history, there’s always something new to do. Whether you live close to these cities or you’re planning on making a trip to the USA, here's 8 of the best U.S. cities to visit on your next vacation (in no particular order): 1. Portland, Oregon As Oregon’s largest city, Portland has steadily been on the rise as a hotspot for food and beer connoisseurs. It’s nestled between the Columbia and Willamette Rivers with a stunning view of snowy Mount Hood which only adds to the thriving artistic culture. Portland is also home to beautiful parks, bridges and bike paths, making this city a top choice for outdoor adventurists. If you’re looking for more breathtaking escapades, Portland is nearby to a few national forests including Mount Hood National Forest and Gifford Pinchot National Forest. 2. Nashville, Tennessee Nashville rightfully owns

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