Introduction This blog has had an automated deploy path for a couple of years now, so the basic idea isn’t new. Push content, build the static site, ship the generated output to the VPS, and let nginx serve the result. Nice and simple.Introduction Git has a bit of a branding problem.
Ask around and you’ll hear about rebases, detached HEAD states, force pushes, merge strategies, protected branches, signed commits, and enough other crap to make it sound like version control is a hobby in its own right.Act 9: Hardware Hijinks and the Rise of Modular Systems The arrival of 2021 saw yet another relocation, which posed a unique challenge—how to avoid interference with the existing network. A spare Raspberry Pi came to the rescue, connecting to Wi-Fi and forwarding the connection to my personal router.Act 8: The Ryzen Era and Enterprise Escapades The dawn of 2020 brought an itch for something more potent. I concocted a plan to build a Ryzen-based desktop, complete with a host bus adapter and a disk shelf, intending to bid adieu to both my NAS and Mac Mini.2023: The Year of Hardware Revolution I want to document some of the seismic shifts happening in my hardware landscape and drill down into the “whys” and “hows” of these changes. Trust me, you’ll wanna hear about this.
Mechagodzilla: From Mac to Lenovo For a solid 8 years, my daily driver has been the same Macbook Air. 
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