New Site for D&D Material
Needing a home for my D&D content, I decided to create a self hosted wiki
Needing a home for my D&D content, I decided to create a self hosted wiki
The what and Why behind Kackle, my static site generator.
With one final strike it was over. Howard the Formally-Truthful had fought his last battle. His body lay shamefully where it had fallen moments ago, his face torn and tattered. If only this was the end of his adventure.
All of the methods I use to minify the footprint of my website both on disk and over the tubes.
My thoughts on RIT’s 2016 ISTS competition.
Too much time and effort is spent coming up with creative and unique server names. This method will cut down on the wasted effort and remove the confusion as well!
Quite a lot of issues I had writing blog posts in Vim were solved with a few config edits.
A breakdown and config of my mu4e config I’ve been using recently. It’s backed with emacs and uses mu as a powerful filtering language.
A quick guide to setting up and using sieve for Dovecot 2.x email servers.
Useful if you’re primary infrastructure fails and you’re looking at days of downtime. This will accept any and all mail at this moment and will feed it back into your mailserver once it’s back online. This should be a last resort and only used if losing mail is a possibility.
A side quest I ran when we were down a few players turned into one of the more exciting game’s I’ve GM’ed.
Summary and setup of a fully featured OpenSMTP mail server.
Automating the building of FreeBSD Ports in jails. A fun weekend project I setup on a few servers.
PF is as powerful as iptables in a lot of regards. I’m going to beak down many of the additions I’ve made since I last posted about PF. This is more or less just a breakdown of my current running pf config.
My thoughts on the recent OpenSSL nonsense.
FreeBSD PF and config examples. Quick and useful commands with explanations for what they do.
Thoughts on switching blogging frameworks.
Why I recently started using CloudFlare and why you should too!
My personal graphics setup for OpenBSD 5.3 running on my Thinkpad x230. All of this can also be found on my Github.
More adventures into the depths of FreeBSD and it’s derivatives. This one didn’t go so well.
My first step into the BSD world.