Ersei 'n Stuff

My dada (grandpa on my dad's side) is a fiend for spider solitaire.

The worst "street-cred" I have is that I've been using tiling window managers for thirty-five percent of my life: five years with Sway and two with i3.

I may be a little full of myself, publishing two server updates and five actual blog posts.

I swear, I'm surrounded by people who want to watch me waste my time.

This is meant as a tutorial on how to use a VPS to get a public IPv4 address for self-hosting reasons.

Competitiveness is a vice of mine.

As some of you may know, I go to college in the midwestern United States.

After years of yearning, longing, and pining (let's not forget pining), I finally got myself an actual server.

So I (mostly) stopped using GitHub a while back.

"Behold, student, and behold the place Where you with typesetting must arm yourself."

I meet a lot of nerds—some are even of the Computer Variety!

I glanced at the clock on my bedside table.

I am out of ideas to write about.

As I tend to do, I picked a topic to write about that is much larger in scope than I could manage in a reasonable amount of time.

Yeah, so, there has been a lot of buzz about Minecraft mods carrying viruses.

I know I promised to put out an article every week on a Sunday.

I've been using GitHub since I was eleven years old.

It's been a crazy month for this server.

I've spent the last week or so writing a plugin for my website to render LaTeX without any client-side Javascript.

I ran into a bug with my CMS Grav.

Have Grafana deployed?

Recently, I came across GitHub's robots.txt.

I know I promised to put out an article every week, and I clearly haven't stuck to that (and not even one week in!).

I have self-banned myself from the Orange Website.

Oh boy, do I have updates for y'all.

So I've been on the fediverse for about a year now.

At the behest of a friend of mine, I decided to get myself a Privacy.com account.

It's my second month in college.

Economics: the study of the allocation of scarce resources.

As a little gift for completing all 12(!)

This article has been redacted.

Thank you all for the comments on the HN post!

As most of you don't know, I'm off to college soon (within a couple of months), and I'm planning on taking my server with me.

...that is the question: Whether 'tis nobler for the website to suffer The databases and complexity of CMSs Or to take arms against the sea of bloatedness And by opposing end them?

I walked past my server, but I noticed something amiss: the console was spitting out read errors for my hard drive.

In our robotics team, we have multiple programmers all working on the same robot.

I went outside today and took some pictures.

Due to a redesign of the website, the sidebar is no longer there.

This is my first draft of my Extended Essay that I wrote for the IB Diploma Programme.

I was sitting at my dining table the other day, when I took a look at the ever-present chessboard.

Matrix is an open source project that publishes the Matrix open standard for secure, decentralised, real-time communication, and its Apache licensed reference implementations.

This is an essay I wrote for my IB Economics final about free software and economics.

The moon is cool.

I don't actually get asked this at all, but people ask me a lot, "why doesn't your blog have comments?"

Radare2 (and, to a lesser extent, it's fork Rizin) are two very popular binary analysis (and more) tools.