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i3-innocence against the DWM Degenerates
I think there’s a misconception about us i3 users.
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Exploration post: Brandwacht-Slanghoek area
Went on a nice walk for the first time in a long while and went to the Brandwacht dam that supplies water to the Worcester golf course.
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Update on the Butterfly Project
A quick recap on Project Butterfly In case you forgot Butterfly is my project that aims to create a more uniform and compact email protocol as compared to what we have today with the SMTP and IMAP/POP stack.
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Some ISP hardware I got
The backstory So we have a pretty good relationship with our ISP and no I mean it, I don't derive some sort of masochistic pleasure from it - they're a good ISP for the most part (our package with them ain't too good but I mean ya know it's what we bought…
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skoenlapper v0.3.2 released! (and how to use it)
I’d like to take this time to introduce you to the first pre-release of the skoenlapper butterfly mail client that has been released!
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Gustav: The graphical GTK client for DNET
Introduction I spent the end of the year (the last few months) working on my GTK DNET client and I thought I shoould share a progress update on how that has gone so far.
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butterflyd v0.0.36 (and how to use it)
I’d like to take this time to introduce you to the first pre-release of the butterfly mail server.
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A new haircut
Fresh cut for a fresh dude Some photos of my fresh cut, basically just a trim mate.
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An odd piece of hardware
TODO: Fix date Introduction If you have seen any of my previous blog posts about the networking equipment I have acquired and later used in my subsequent blogs for different parts of my networking projects or home labbing experiments then you would know t…
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Building a case for my CRXN router (Raspberry Pi case)
Reason for a case DSo I could have easily bought a case for the router of mine that I put together for the CRXN network node deavmi.crxn.banghoe but we (Gustav and I) decided we could re-purpose the existing power supply I had laying around.
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CRXN
What is a “CRXN”?
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A tale of tbk's tristanables terrible timing bug
A little timing bug that went a long way This won’t be a long blog post but I think it’s such a good one in how one little ordering can have a huge impact in terms of the bug it caused.
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A new chat protocol
Introduction I’ve had a lot of free time on my hands during the statist lockdown of ‘20 and made good use of it as you’ve seen with Bester and Tristanable to name a few.
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I've been super busy as of late - A quick catch up (Part 2)
Continuing where we left… So BonoboNET is now growing and we have a few users (most albeit on a bridge) but some new native users I am convincing to join now are coming on - which is great!
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I've been super busy as of late - A quick catch up
Damn, it’s been a really busy last few months with this whole statist lockdown in South Africa.
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Bester: A pluggable message-exchange protocol (Part 2)
Introduction So, you’ve probably seen the previous blog posts and now have seen that both sendClients and sendServers have been implemented.
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Bester: Progress update (again)
Introduction I have another post still due with regards to Bester’s sendServers and sendHandler commands but because that will take some time to write up I decided I would make a progress update as the specification for those functions is not complete (it…
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Bester: Progress update
New things Adding multiple listeners Something I wanted to add badly and have as a nice little extra feature, not something that was inherent to the bester protocol itself, was to add support for IPv6 to the bester daemon.
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It do be like that sometimes
So I have been giving some thought to the idea of starting my own blog which is not only cringe but also means I will never be a Chad because only Soy-boys write blogs.
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Bester: A pluggable message-exchange protocol
Introduction I had enough time, during lockdown, to actually start on some of the ideas I had been wanting to start on for quite some time.