updated The server and other infrastructure that powers my homelab has been sitting in my basement for quite a while, and has gone under many iterations and moves, but I’ve never taken a time to document much of that. This is a rough sketch of the …
Quick little in-between tutorial/help of all the other related topics on the internet. My specific issue was that my Proxmox/ LXC passthrough setup seemed fine for most workloads, but when it came to find the /dev/nvidia-modeset directory it was …
I recently swapped from running Windows 10 to NixOS on my gaming PC. Along the way I thought I’d backed up my mouse settings locally and/or that SteelSeries cloud sync would have my back if I didn’t.
And wouldn’t you know …
Based on a similar post I’d used to rescue my own NixOS desktop, this is a slightly modified version to fit my homelab/learning needs in FDE/LUKS and cryptsetup type things. My system was originally an unencrypted NixOS system running on an …
I’ve been recently playing around with some NixOS & Proxmox LXC deployments to simplify parts of my on-prem server architecture. Creating the LXC has been one aspect, and then learning more nuanced CI/CD deployments with Forgejo & …
Just a small simple test of my recent blog modification to add Asciinema video playback to arbitrary content hosted via Ghost’s attached file hosting mechanism + Web Components Hugo’s shortcodes.
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When I facilitate meetings virtually I tend to use a lot of visual components to keep track of things. Using a basic timer while sharing screens or my browser window has been handy on a number of occasions.
I used to use a basic web search timer, and …
One day I’ll get back in here and finish the rest of the instructions and guide to include the LEDs too! Too many other side projects and jobs keep distracting me though, sorry! 🫣
If you really wanna see this thing written up and finished, send …
I’d always kinda really liked the outside the meeting room panels with lights & displays for scheduling meetings for their over the top LED panels. Saw ’em when I was working at Facebook (Meta) and really wanted something like that …