Thib's Blog

I realized that deleting local copies of files early and often is better than keeping them forever.

I have a server at home.

I got myself a Yubikey recently, and I wanted to use it as a nice convenience to: Grant me sudo privileges Unlock my session Decrypt my LUKS-encrypted disk I've only managed to do the first two, since they both rely on Linux Pluggable Authentication Modul…

When I have to play with a container image I have never met before, I like to deploy it on a test cluster to poke and prod it.

I post more and more content on my website.

I was a huge fan of Niri already.

Sometimes in my posts I need to show a screen recording.

When a container crashes, it can be for several reasons.

I love Markdown with all my heart.

When editing markdown, I love using Helix (best editor in the world).

Helix has a system of pickers.

This website is built with the static site generator Astro.

Last year I bought one of those rock solid, simple, sturdy Casio Watches that are supposed to last you a long time.

Quite a few of us maintain our own websites and publish our thoughts.

I love writing on my blog.

I wanted to dip my toes into Kubernetes for my homelab, but I knew I would need some flexibility to experiment.

When open source nonprofits ask for donations, one common answer is "I only want to fund code, I don't want to fund anything else."

I created the website you're reading with VS Code.

In the previous post, we talked about the importance to have a flexible homelab with Proxmox, and set it up.

I was working on my homelab and examined a file that was supposed to contain encrypted content that I could safely commit on a Github repository.