Into the fediverse, part 2: it actually works

A year after giving up on Fedify, I split it into its own service and got a working follower, with replies landing as comments on the blog.

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Arch taught me Linux. Then I moved to NixOS.

Ten months on Arch, most of it spent gaming and browsing, taught me more about Linux than years of using preconfigured distros ever did. Then an AUR malware wave and a habit I already had from my homelab pushed me to NixOS.

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Moving my repos from GitHub to Forgejo

I moved my repos to a Forgejo instance I run myself. The VPS it lived on ran out of memory building one of my own projects, and fixing it turned into learning more about how Docker swarm actually works.

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My homelab was a mess. Here's how I fixed it with code.

From a chaotic collection of Docker containers to a version-controlled homelab using OpenTofu.

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Into the fediverse, part 1: a failed attempt

Attempting to integrate Fedify with Astro to publish blog posts to ActivityPub.

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Traefik and WireGuard as a reverse proxy for a Minecraft server

Minecraft server reverse proxy setup with Traefik and WireGuard on AWS, eliminating router port forwarding and protecting the home IP.

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Hi Mom!

Instead of a "Hello World", a note of appreciation for my mom.