Graham Stevens – Grh.am

Background At home, I run a small 4 node k3s cluster on Dell Wyse 5070, primarily for the experience but also just for the fun of it.

TL;DR - With such an overwhelming response to the original post, I have turned this into a KickStarter in an attempt to make this work.

This is now a thing!

16th January 2019 - I have updated the article to include DNS lookups over VPN too, where as previously they would have been going out via your ISP/WiFi/mobile provider.

It’s early 2016, and my employer comes up with a scheme that can help us purchase a laptop and spread the cost over 12 months.

Whilst casually browsing Hacker News, I stumbled upon a fairly new post which had hit the front page suggesting that a Gitea (a self-hosted GitHub alternative) may have had some of its release binaries compromised.

Note If you follow my process, you are pretty much guaranteed to lose data.

Recently (April 2018), I redeployed grh.am using Hugo after running the site with Jekyll for a number of years (which I never really blogged about, the last blog post talks about Pelican!

In late 2016, I replaced my ISP router & modem combination – the BT SmartHub 6 – with separate bits of kit, to give me a little more freedom and something to occasionally tinker with.

This will be the third year of taking part in the SANS Holiday Hack Challenge, and like many, I have been looking forward to it since late November.

Whilst setting up my new QNAP NAS, I received a warning: [Volume DataVol1] The file system is not clean.

This was to be my very first CTF challenge, and what better time to start than during the festive period!

Over the last few weeks, I’ve been plagued with an issue within the OSX El Capitan App Store, that resulted in me being unable to install any updates or install/purchase new applications.

Not on nginx, but still want your Tumblr blog in a subdirectory?

This post is rather outdated now, and so the details contained within are no longer valid.

Tumblr will let you run a blog as a sub-domain (blog.domain.com) rather than using their own URL scheme (username.tumblr.com), allowing your blog to appear much more professional and appear directly linked to your domain/website.

This is a legacy post referring to how this blog was originally setup, using Pelican and Dropbox.