Loren's blog

I recently had the opportunity to purchase some software in an IT role.

I recently came into possession of an old Dell Precision T3610 workstation and promptly installed Proxmox to add it to my Proxmox cluster.

My PC is built in a fishtank-style case, namely the Lian Li O11 Vision.

I recently switched my primary email to be hosted under my own domain, instead of using Outlook.com mail.

All Google Play apps require a privacy policy.

While I do not own a VR headset, as a technophile, I am very intrigued by the technology and like to follow the developments that happen in the VR space.

A while back I wrote about the challenges that are preventing mass Linux adoption.

As a space nerd, I love learning about the craziest rocket concepts that have come up over the years (and there certainly have been quite a lot).

Today marks the public introduction of the Matrix Codebrowser.

Ever since the dawn of time (er, Linux), enthusiastic users have predicted the advent of the year of Linux on the desktop.

This is the first post in what will hopefully be a long series where I take a look at different C++ libraries and utilities that are uniquely awesome.

TL;DR: I’ve packaged Ollama for openSUSE!

Open-source maintainers go through a lot.

I’ve built this blog using Hugo, which I love for its sheer simplicity.

On February 18, Lapce hit number one on Hacker News.

There, I said it.

tldr: if you want to create an archive of all your Steam games, check out download-steam-games on my GitHub.

Kerbal Space Program 2 had its first major update, called For Science!

I’ve been diving into the world of selfhosting recently, but there’s a catch: it’s not just me.

I’m setting up this blog to try to start writing down the occasional thing that might be useful to others.