Hexaitos’ Personal Website

The inside of the Framework 13 as I was replacing the fan A few weeks ago, I received my new Framework 13 and wrote a rather lengthy blog post about it and how much I enjoyed this laptop.

My fully-assembled Framework 13 I have finally pulled the trigger on the laptop that I probably should have just bought from the beginning, the Framework 13 (with an AMD Ryzen 5 7640U in my case).

This is the blog version of a page I recently added to my website, namely the Kintypes page.

My fully-assembled Framework 12 I had been meaning to buy a laptop from Framework for a while, as I am a big fan of their entire mission to make repairable laptops, and what finally pushed me over the edge was their announcing the Framework 12.

A screenshot of my FreeBSD desktop running XFCE After playing around with OpenBSD for a while and being honestly very happy with it, I decided to give it a try as a desktop OS and … unfortunately had a lot of trouble getting anything to work properly.

Firstly, just as a general website update, I have added a new section to my website simple titled “Tech” where you can find some more detailed information about the tech I use and that which powers my websites!

The new OpenBSD machine lying on the floor (I hope I can find a better place for it soon) Welcome back to my OpenBSD adventures.

The OpenBSD adventures continue!

Yesterday, I made a blog post detailing how I went about moving my websites / servers over to OpenBSD using both httpd and relayd to loadbalance between the VPS and a server connected to the VPS via WireGuard.

Update 16th of March, 2025: After posting this on Mastodon, I was given some tips on how I can improve my config, you can find more about that in the update blog post.