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On my homelab I had an LXC named “debian”.

I have a homelab.

In the past I’ve written about the em dash and how people associate it with text written by AI.

For a while I have been bitching about YouTube.

When I got the reMarkable 2 I enjoyed using it very much.

It has been a busy weekend.

It’s hard to pick which book to read next.

Bananas are amazing.

A bar is used on a Linux Window Manager to display information like the date, time, volume information and maybe most importantly, on which desktop you are.

The MacBook keyboard layout is wrong.

From day one on the Macbook I looked at how I could make this thing work for me in a way I was accustomed to.

I don’t like a messy home.

A little indicator on my prompt tells me the state of the git repo I’m in, if I’m in one.

When moving around in my terminal, I use two commands in sequence all the time.

It’s great that your OS tries to protect you from yourself, because let’s face it, you don’t always make the best decisions.

So you’ve now got yourself a dumb phone.

When you see one, it’s AI.

The Jorisvandijk.com domain goes back quite a while.

I have been switching browsers a lot these last few months.

On an Apple Macbook, there’s a file browser.

LUKS, Linux Unified Key Setup, is a way to encrypt partitions on Linux.

Rsync is an amazing utility to copy (or sync) stuff from one place to another without having to worry about the command getting cut.

I’m used to formatting disks on Linux with GParted, but unfortunately there’s no version for MacOS.

I recently noticed myself wanting stuff, then thinking on it only to realize I didn’t really.

Typing takes time.

I have a ZFS dataset named data, mounted at /data, which I bind-mount into my LXC containers.

It’s about that time.

I have too much shit.

I just moved my server into my server rack.

It’s been a while since I wrote one, but the other day I finally finished my tutorial on setting up Proxmox Backup Server.

This is going to be a long one.

It sucks.

I used to have cover images for some posts on my blog.

I hate the fact that I cannot enjoy the moment anymore.

At least, from your computer.

📝 NOTE This post is not up to date anymore.

I see it everywhere now.

I love my new blog website.

I’ve mentioned before that I have my website’s repository mirrored across multiple Git hosts.

Hugo As I wrote in my Hello World post, I have switched to Hugo.

Extracting archives is a pain on Linux.

In many languages there’s a need to add decorations, or glyphs to characters, like for example é or č.

I have a homelab, or more simply a personal server I run at home.

And once again a new Hello World post is born.