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In the blink of an eye, I have been a Cloudflare user for nearly ten years, long enough to watch both the company and its stock price grow dramatically.
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Recently, I just moved all my games to a dedicated gaming OS, this keeps my daily OS focused on work, and lets me really sink into my games.
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In the blink of an eye, April has passed, yet I still haven’t gotten around to writing.
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Yea yea I know, so many people on Hacker News have so many different opinions about AI Coding.
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Today, this machine is quite an old model, HPE’s ProLiant DL388p Gen8, which has been in service for ten years.
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Recently, I got in touch with a Dell RTX 4070 graphics card, which was taken from another workstation of ours.
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Recently, I returned to my parents’ house for the Eid al-Adha, and then I had to go on a business trip, so I could only bring my MacBook Air.
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When it comes to gaming on Linux, many many many people’s understanding stil remains in the Jurassic era.
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I’ve been using Rime on Debian for a long time and have gotten used to it.
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Playing around with OpenWrt often involves multiple outbounds, maybe multiple ISPs or VPN outbounds like WireGuard.
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I just got the latest Macbook Air M4.
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Long ago, during the time of creation, I confidently waved my hand and allocated a 1GB ESP partition and a 1GB boot partition, thinking to myself with a confident smile that this would surely be more than enough for the foreseeable future.
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R2S is an affordable and easy-to-use hardware, perfect for running lightweight services as a mini server at home.
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In many frontend project builds, we often see static resources like CSS and JS named with hashes or timestamps.
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I’ve been meaning to write this article for a while.
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Enabling SMB on Debian is very straightforward and convenient, and I haven’t encountered any issues over the years.
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A few days ago, I set up the ThinkCentre in a house thousands of kilometers away.
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This article is essentially a replication of the previous Configure Fcitx 5 and Rime on Debian post on iOS.
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Lately, I’ve often forgotten to mute the sound before locking the screen, and once I’m lying down, I can still hear message notifications going off.
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A few days ago, I added a Bluetooth module to the workstation in the office.
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Hosting our code on external services like GitHub is undoubtedly convenient.
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Actually, in the modern internet, NAT is often unnecessary in many places.
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Compared to GitLab, Gitea is a more lightweight and convenient choice for small teams and personal use.
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My dislike for OpenWrt is well known among many people around me.
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Due to the official R2S firmware’s kernel missing the xfrm module, my IPSec couldn’t run, so I switched to Armbian.
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Once upon a time, I learned a little bit about Git signatures.
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After taking a big step into HTTPS Only, I have gotten used to pairing with HTTPS for best practices, regardless of the environment.
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When dealing with various repositories and branches, it is sometimes inevitable that we make mistakes.
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The issue began with my ZFS storage pool on a new device consuming terabytes of space after each snapshot.
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It’s my personal habit to use dark mode wherever I go.
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Lately, I’ve been discussing my audio setup on Debian with more people.
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Since I have a device with dual 4090 GPUs that has been collecting dust for a while, I decided to use it for running Whisper to process some audio data.
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In a previous article on Nix packages and Systemd Service, I briefly introduced the method of installing applications using Nix and configuring systemd services on Debian.
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As a high-performance and easy-to-use L3 tunnel, WireGuard has many advantages that can’t be replaced.
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I switched from IBus to Fcitx 5 a while ago.
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In the previous article introducing Gravity, a delay-based full mesh SD-WAN solution on IPSec was discussed.
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Nowadays, nixpkgs has become the most up-to-date and largest repository for software packages.
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By default, Proxmox uses a static address and has SLAAC disabled.
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I have been using KeePassXC as my password manager for a long time, and I have been pleased with its support for using YubiKey to unlock the KeePassXC database.
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Sometimes we need applications bind on lower ports, but on Linux, only privileged applications can do that, so what if we wanna make a normal application or service bind on lower port?
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We all know that Android is actually based on Linux, theoretically, Linux should be able to run Android applications natively without virtualization.
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Some people always say that Cloud Drive providers don’t have a native Linux client, but actually, we have a simpler way to use these Cloud Drives: mount them as local disks on Linux using RClone.
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SD-WAN is a timeless topic.
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Recently, I used yt-dlp to download some Members-Only videos from YouTube, considering the future use of these videos, I also hope that they are compatible and user-friendly.
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Finally, Raspberry Pi OS with Bookworm has been released.
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I’m used to using encrypted DNS with DoH or DoT almost everywhere, so it is no exception on the server.
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Like the previous article introducing Nginx, this is also an old article that I have archived.
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I still remember the first time I learned about COW (Copy On Write) file systems, and I couldn’t help but marvel at the ability to take snapshots of data.
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In the previous article, we explored the best practices of Nginx in various reverse proxy application scenarios.
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This is actually a part of an old archived article.