chilli's blog

Apps I use on my Fedora laptop on a daily basis

Setting up Adguard Home as a container in Fedora Server

Fedora 43 software and config that I did post install

I recently - as in two days ago - bought a ThinkPad X1 off of eBay, and decided to try Fedora 43 Cosmic Spin out on it.

One of the reasons I got myself a home server is so that I can learn about containers.

Setting Up a Token2 FIDO2 Hardware Token on openSUSE Tumbleweed I recently purchased a USB-C FIDO2 hardware token from Token2 to use with my openSUSE Tumbleweed installation.

I sometimes write about what I’m doing outside of work and never really talk about what I do as my day job.

Recently, there was a discussion on omg.lol’ers about which good Linux distros are worth trying, and someone during the discussion mentioned Fedora Sway.

I’ve not written anything on my blog in quite a while - apologies for that!

Here’s a list of no-nonsense packages that I immediately install after installing a fresh arch linux, and just as importantly why I install them.

Never underestimate the power of my human stupidity.

Well that was quite a break, huh?

I’ve been thinking about what I can blog about during the whole month of May for WeblogPoMo 24 - it does start tomorrow after all!

What’s caught my attention this week - Wk. 17, 2024 👨🏻‍🎨 Andy Carolan’s ko-fi webshop.

I’ll be joining WeblogPoMo - May 2024!

Have you ever walked into a bookshop, bought a book (or two), and then once home, the books have sat there on your bedside table for a very long time.

A lot of subscriptions try to hit the ‘price of a cup of coffee’ price point.

I spent $20 last night.

I, like many, decided a while ago to de-google my life.

Broad topics covering things that I’d like to better understand: AI and how it’s going to impact search engines Improve my understanding of personal online privacy Try to find a couple of Linux cli projects to learn either basic rust or python coding.

The documentation for Bear blog (that this blog is published on), can be a bit on the technical side.

Kagi.com is a paid-for search engine, that’s around 2 years old.

Here’s some useful things that I have come across in my life that I currently enjoy using: Tech Companies Search engine: kagi.com Domain registrar: Porkbun Email Hosting: proton.com DNS Provider: desec.io Hosting provider: Upcloud Linux Distro: openSUSE |…