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The website afk.best, which I launched two years ago, has got a facelift.

It’s an online dictionary helping you decipher all those tricky Dutch abbreviations and acronyms you stumble upon so often that it can drive you mad.

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The yesterday’s event has been a success in my opinion!

I’ve had a great time, and the turn-out was even larger than expected.

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Reminder for those who have signed up for the event: tomorrow, 21 November I will present about Hugo and the cool things you can make with it.

So if you’re interested how websites like Let’s Encrypt, 1Password Support, or this one are built, do stop by.

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For those interested in static website generation using the world’s fastest tool, Hugo — I will be giving a presentation followed by a workshop at Eonics HQ on 21 November.

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It recently occurred to me that it would be convenient to have a dedicated section that lists the most common Dutch terms. Each term could then provide a brief explanation and references to relevant blog posts, and be linked to.

Thus there is the Glossary section now.

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My abbreviation dictionary afk.best has received an option for searching abbreviations only (and not all available fields).

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I’ve made a simple online service for looking up Dutch abbreviations and their English translations.

Please meet afk.best!

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Update: the new version of the website is now live; all comments have been retained and copied over from the old version.

Below is the original message:

A new version of yktoo.com will go live on Monday August 19, 2019. Not so much has changed in the looks of the site, but inside it’s totally different.

In this regard its RSS feed links will change:

• Old: https://yktoo.com/en/blog/atom (Atom) or https://yktoo.com/en/blog/rss (RSS)
• Current: https://yktoo.com/en/index.xml (RSS only) — as of 19 August 2019

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It’s been almost three years since the first incarnation of the Yktoo Solutions website has seen the light.

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A short announcement.

On 20 September I will be presenting at IDM Europe about two most popular open-source identity servers: Keycloak and WSO₂ IS, exploring their functionality and differences.

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