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I’ve finally gotten around to doing something about my old main reverse proxy in the home lab.

I recently spent some money on a mechanical keyboard, and thought I’d share some thoughts on it.

I’ve set up a self-hosted Grafana instance complete with metrics storage using Mimir, central log storage with Loki, and remote sending of data from my servers using the Alloy agent.

In my previous post, I discussed how I’ve migrated VMs to new storage.

I’m running my VMs on a plain Ubuntu server with KVM/QEMU, with VMs stored on ZFS.

The Safari 26 update, changed how the Bookmarks menu works by default.

I’ve been running openSUSE Tumbleweed for a little while now, and feel that I can speak a bit about it.

Background A while back I had an out-of-band discussion with a visitor to this website, where he pointed out that the procedure I had documented in my previous article on triggering a Jekyll build via a Git hook on FreeBSD didn’t really work anymore.

I started typing this as a Mastodon post but realized I had too much to say, so I wrote this entry instead.

I’ve been seeing similar GUI freezes in FreeBSD, on my Lenovo x260, as I did in Fedora: When using Xorg, my Lenovo x260 would occasionally become unresponsive for several seconds and then proceed as if nothing had happened.