Bruce

I guess I'm doing recipes now on this blog...

Experimenting with a new side project and dreading the thought of setting up Docker, SSH, ufw, etc. once more I became intrigued by the cloudinit field in the server creation form.

I'm trying something new with this post.

Quickly after beginning my first semester of university, I noticed that using a laptop was not sufficient for taking notes after all – so I set out to consider my options.

OK, built might not exactly be the right word.

In the normal photos view you cannot select all images at once (according to numerous reports only between 250 and a 1000 at once) and can't select them all until all thumbnails have loaded.

NixOS is great, but it is a bit tedious to always type out vim /etc/nixos/... etc to make changes to your system, nor do I want a complicated setup for my nix configuration files.

Prerequisites a bunny.net account a GitHub repository (Bunny currently natively only integrates with GitHub for automatic deployments)* *You can also deploy using a single POST request.

Motivation Why would I do this?

Despite my expectations, Fedora didn't run very well on my laptop with a NVIDIA GPU out of the box.

Vivado is not known for its easy install process, so I figured I would make this quick guide to help others out going through it for the first time.