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I’ve been running the SWAG Docker image for quite some time now to handle reverse proxying my services.

On the Framework 13 with the AMD Ryzen AI 300 series CPU, the UEFI exposes an audio device that is meant for the Windows platform on Linux.

This is a stub blog post to share a blog post I wrote on the Purdue Hackers’ blog!

Oops, I didn’t do my due diligence, and the new place I’ve moved into has a terrible Internet connection with no port forwarding allowed.

I hate legacy systems This guide was tested on the HP DeskJet 3637.

I noticed today while using JuiceSSH on my phone that certain features that I’d been using fine for the past couple of months suddenly disappeared.

I’ve never graduated before.

This blog post is written in response to the pearl-clutching prudes and puritans that dictate how I as an adult get to browse the goddamn Internet.

This is a follow-up to a blog post I did a long while ago on how to set up persistent access with SSH keys.

Here are two issues I encountered with the “Boingo Hotspot” Wi-Fi network offered at some US airports.

I think it should be illegal for game companies and indie studios to drop so many nice games (and DLCs to games that I loved) during finals season, but my Linux machine tried to save my grades one last time by not letting me play with my controller.

For nearly one year, I’ve been trying out NixOS, meticulously writing out the configuration for my machines in my repository.

I’ve been meaning to write about what I worked on during my internship, but I didn’t get a chance to do so until today.

A couple of months back, I was helping with cleaning out a relative’s closet when we came across this cheap-looking indoor IP camera from a company named Hej Home (헤이홈).

I bought my Quest 3 in October 2023.

After a intriguing conversation about punycode, on a whim I searched for my Korean name to see if it was available.

Around the first week of January, I said goodbye to my family in Korea and got on a flight back to the US to continue my studies.

This will be a rather short blog post, because all I wanted to show off was this flamegraph, generated from one of the questions in the competitive programming course I’m taking: (Note: the SVG file is actually interactive, but you do need to right-click…

I’m taking a competitive programming course this semester, and the platform we’re using (Kattis) apparently prioritizes fast I/O, to the point where some right answers will be rejected with a Time Limit Exceeded (TLE).

If you ever try and connect to a public Wi-Fi AP hosted by KT, perhaps at a Starbucks, with your Linux laptop, you may notice that the connection fails.

I found an old router we used to use back in China while digging through our moving boxes.

If you’re reading this blog post, it means the new site based on Astro is now live!

I am now on Bluesky!

Recently, I’ve been playing through a really old shooter game named “Spec Ops: The Line”.

So about a week ago, I sent in my iPhone for a mail-in repair because my battery health had dropped to 80%.

Recently I needed to get a phone shipped from South Korea to here in Indiana, US.

Django has some fields you can define in your models that are specific to a given database engine.

In May this year, I switched from Firefox to Chrome after the Mozilla team rejected one of my crappy browser extensions from their store: Okay, that wasn’t the entire reason.

I bought a brand-new, unopened Samsung Galaxy Z Fold5 back in January this year.

Update: the following only applies to the free version of DaVinci Resolve.

A quick summary of what went wrong: Nvidia graphics I know it’s always Nvidia graphics, but quite honestly it got very close this time!

William Brown: However Chrome simply never implemented it leading to it being removed.

As I’ve lived in the US for the last year or so, I feel qualified in comparing cell service between South Korea and the US, and describing how shit the former is.

Recently I’ve been working off of my Linux laptop for most things, because having a terminal around that isn’t running Windows or macOS is fun and useful.

Back in 2021 (three years ago?!)

Here’s a AutoHotKey script that quickly opens up the Bluetooth settings for Windows 11: Persistent #b:: { ; Open Quick Actions window Send("{LWin Down}a{LWin Up}") ; The quick action window takes a while to initialize and allow keyboard naviga…

By policy, you can’t get an eSIM from SKT for data-sharing purposes.

I’ve always wanted to self-host a short URL service.

I hate writing captions for my video, because it’s such a time-consuming process.

This is an update to the original blog post.

After spending about an hour wrestling with my travel router to get it to recognize my SD card, I decided to write this blog post to save someone the headache and pain I went through.

Today was the first time I charged my Exway remote after getting the electric skateboard in May or so.

These are the steps I took to migrate Homebrew from an Intel-based Mac to an Apple Silicon-based (abbreviated as ASi from here on out) Mac.

Recently, I noticed a ton of posts on Reddit where students were accused of academic dishonesty and plagiarism through the use of “AI” tools.

This is a tutorial on how to properly set up Caddy running in a Docker container.

By far, the most disappointing and useless feature on the Apple Watch is the Handwashing Timer.

What the hell is this, Naver?

When saving text files to an SMB server with TextEdit on macOS, you may run into this issue where it leaves behind a ton of directories every save, like so: name-of-text-file.txt name-of-text-file.txt.sb-xxxxxxxx-xxxxxx Where xs are replaced by some random

Update at the end of this blog post!

After deleting my Twitter account, I’ve been doing some research about Mastodon and how it works.