# How I self host
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Self hosting applications is important to me. Intelligent, talented people have written freely available alternatives to giant services like Dropbox, GSuite, messaging applications, hypervisors,…
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# The appeal of upstream: why my dotfiles commits are dwindling
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As I dive into my senior year at RIT, I have a lot less time to explore software configurations: new plugins, workflows, and the software that accompanies them, all take too much time to learn and…
# Deploying your server with Docker Compose
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Finding a server setup that was not a mess, stable, and sustainable long term has been a bit of a problem for me.
# KDE and Xmonad in 2018
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I love tiling window managers: I’ve used i3 for years, and ever since I started learning Haskell, I was curious about Xmonad. However, during my i3 experience, I missed a lot of expected features…
# Mirroring a Gogs repository on Github
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Gogs makes it pretty easy to mirror another repository. Github… doesn’t. While it’d just be easier to move my Gogs repository to Github, that would mean changing the remote of 3-4 local repositories.…
# Moving from Vim to Emacs: 10 months later, here's what I've learned
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I started exploring Emacs around 10 months ago, mostly using Aaron Bieber’s posts on the subject to get started. I went into the transition with high hopes: the incredible support and extensibility…