Bryce Vandegrift's Website

Note: This is a series of reflections that I wrote on Good Friday of 2025 (last year).

I got a new keyboard recently.

It’s about time that I got a new domain name for my website.

I’ve been wanting to post more articles on my blog, however I often find myself away from my computer or I often have more important tasks to take care of on my computer.

At last, the final part to this series.

I finally got around to writing part 2 of this series.

This is the first part in a series of posts.

Please note that on February 11, 2025 I will be migrating my VPS to a different operating system.

I’ve recently decided that I’m going to do a livestream.

A few years ago I was (and I still am) interested in electrical engineering and learning about how electricity works.

I’ve been putting off writing this blog post for 2 (almost 3) years now.

Modern printers suck.

I’ve been a Void Linux user for about 2 years and I want to say it has been a good run.

If you have seen any of the videos I made on FFmpeg you would know that I absolutely love it and I think that it is the absolute BEST video/multimedia program ever made.1 FFmpeg has so many features and it implements almost all of them extremely well.

Modern “brands” are a weird thing when you really think about them.

For as long as I can remember, I have heard people say C/C++ when referring to a project written in C and or C++.

After a little less than a year of waiting, I finally obtained a VPS from Frantech/BuyVM.

For those of you who don’t already know, I recently synced my entire YouTube channel to Odysee.

I have updated my GPG key.

For the past year I have used Qutebrowser almost exclusively as my main web browser.

I know, I know, everyone is talking about support for the Rust programming language being added to the Linux kernel, and I’m no exception.

Lisp (also known as LISP) is a family of programming languages that have had a significant impact on the world of computing.

Over the last couple of days I have been migrating my blog from using a markdown/Pandoc blog system to using Hugo for my entire website.

For the longest time I have used Infinity Free as the host for my website since it has free website hosting.

My Thinkpad X220 You Need A Thinkpad X220 A Raspberry Pi Female to female jumper wires SOIC8 test clip Another computer Disassembly For disassembly you can watch my video here.

I have decided to redesign most of my website.

Recently, I have decided to start up a YouTube channel.

Recently, I have been pretty busy with college classes and haven’t had much time to work on personal projects.

For those of you who are not a big fan of Linux but want something that caters more to the Unix philosophy, a distribution of BSD (Berkeley Software Distribution) may be right for you.

Recently, I have been working on a new blog system that takes Markdown and converts it into a very simple HTML page as well as an RSS feed.